Men's experience of infertility and help-seeking

Are you a man who has experienced infertility or been in a relationship with a partner who has experienced infertility?
Are you between the ages of 30-45 and living in Ireland? If so, you may be interested in taking part in this research study.

This study is entitled ‘An Exploration of Men’s Experience of Infertility and Help-Seeking: A Hermeneutic (Interpretive) Phenomenological Study’. This study is being conducted by Martina Kehoe, a final year student on the M.Sc. in Psychotherapy Programme at the School of Nursing, Psychotherapy and Community Health, Dublin City University.

This research is being carried out to raise awareness of male infertility issues and help-seeking needs in Ireland. This research may inform other men, women and couples experiencing infertility and enhance therapists’ knowledge and understanding of and personal/professional responses while working with individuals experiencing infertility issues.

Your participation will involve a one-hour interview, which will take place via Zoom. Interviews are completely confidential and your participation in this study is voluntary.

If you are interested in taking part in this study and sharing your experience, you can either contact me here or through a private Facebook page: Men's Experience of Infertility & Help-Seeking or you can find me on LinkedIn. I have a post there which contains my contact details.

Thanks Martina