Belinda Chapman loves to support women who are struggling to have a baby to re-ignite their hopes of creating the family of their dreams. Through their work together her clients reclaim their sense of success and once again trust their inner wisdom, gracefully facing whatever challenges arise each month. They feel calmer, more centred, and able to think straight again! They now also cope with the roller coaster of emotions often experienced with fertility challenges.

Belinda also loves to support women who have previously traversed the infertility path and are still feeling the impact on their health. Infertility trauma from loss, unresolved pain, grief and stress has been recognised as an unfortunate consequence of assisted reproductive technologies – whether the process was successful or not. Belinda has successfully assisted clients to heal from this trauma so they can truly enjoy the next phase of their life. They feel lighter and more energised, and genuinely excited about their future again.

Belinda has the courage to lean into her own vulnerability to feel compassion and empathy for others on their fertility journey and share her story to help others heal; to lean in and try what other therapists haven’t tried yet; and she has the courage to have hope when everyone else has given up.

She holds the space in such an open and nurturing manner that her clients know they are heard, accepted and cared for.

It’s Belinda’s Vision to build the kind of support that she knows she needed both during her struggles to grow her family and afterwards. Shes’s providing the kind of support that means there’s less mental health and emotional health issues amongst the Trying to Conceive (TTC) Community. Both her Therapy practice (Bekinda to Yourself Therapies) and her free Facebook group Compassionate TTC Community form part of that Vision.

Belinda is a Professional Coach and qualified Clinical Hypnotherapist and she’s personally ridden the infertility and IVF roller coaster. She appreciates how tough this journey can be, and how hard it is to feel hope when all seems lost. For nearly a decade she struggled to create her two little miracles and her mental and emotional health suffered horrendously.