Maria Rothenburger

I'm a self-proclaimed hippie (kinda; I still love my shoes!) who loves hanging outside, hiking, running, biking, gardening, meditating, and making fertility-friendly products in the kitchen. I enjoy life and laugh a TON. But, it wasn't always that way.

Here's the thing: I completely understand what you're going through. Because I went through infertility, too. Infertility was, hands down, THE most difficult experience I've yet had. It wasn't just the lack of kids. Marriage became difficult, friends were lost, I was a social recluse, and I felt like I had completely lost my mind.

A torturous seven years later, and infertility was resolved (even before we adopted our son). The most important thing learned through the journey?

-Infertility does not have to be torture.
-It does NOT need to rule your life.
-You can be more peaceful, in control, and less crazy.
-You can handle others' pregnancies and insensitive questions, or even (gasp!) complaining parents and pregnant women.
-You can feel more hope than you’ve ever felt.
-AND when all of this improves, your fertility improves, too!

I'm here to show you how.

Miracles Happen is a psychotherapy and coaching practice dedicated to helping folks who are struggling to build their families. Whether you need help healing from the trauma of infertility or you want direction for improving your mindset (which improves fertility!), Dr. Maria has both the personal experience and the clinical expertise to guide you safely through the process.

I'm a self-proclaimed hippie (kinda; I still love my shoes!) who loves hanging outside, hiking, running, biking, gardening, meditating, and making fertility-friendly products in the kitchen. I enjoy life and laugh a TON. But, it wasn't always that way.

Here's the thing: I completely understand what you're going through. Because I went through infertility, too. Infertility was, hands down, THE most difficult experience I've yet had. It wasn't just the lack of kids. Marriage became difficult, friends were lost, I was a social recluse, and I felt like I had completely lost my mind.

A torturous seven years later, and infertility was resolved (even before we adopted our son). The most important thing learned through the journey?

-Infertility does not have to be torture.
-It does NOT need to rule your life.
-You can be more peaceful, in control, and less crazy.
-You can handle others' pregnancies and insensitive questions, or even (gasp!) complaining parents and pregnant women.
-You can feel more hope than you’ve ever felt.
-AND when all of this improves, your fertility improves, too!

I'm here to show you how.

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