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Solveig has worked in several hospital and outpatient practice settings where she gained experience with behavioral health programs, mental health services, women’s crisis intervention and drug & alcohol treatment. Her field of interest is health psychology with a specialty in infertility counseling. She studied mind/body medicine approaches and stress reduction at Heartwood Holistic Health Institute and at the University of Massachusetts Medical Center. Solveig received training in mind/body infertility therapy at the Mind/Body Medical Institute, Harvard Medical School in Boston. She has worked with women’s reproductive health concerns for many years. Solveig wrote a thesis on the use of mind/body approaches to healing menstrual disorders in 1983. She since has conducted workshops and classes on women’s health issues and stress reduction nationally and internationally. Solveig has developed Well & Beyond’s Infertility Program.
She is a member of Resolve, the National Infertility Association,
and the American Society for Reproductive Medicine.
He is a Clinical Member and Approved Supervisor of the American Association for Marriage and Family Therapy (AAMFT), and a National Certified Counselor (NCC). Heri is an Associate Faculty Member at Antioch New England Graduate School in Keene, NH, where he teaches prospective mental health professionals in the Department of Applied Psychology. For the last eight years he has taught a graduate level course in couples therapy for marriage & family therapy students at Antioch. He also supervises practicing therapists in couples counseling. Heri specializes in working with couples and brings his expertise in couples counseling to Well & Beyond’s Infertility Program. He uses a systemic perspective for facilitating individual and relational change. Heri has extensive experience with a wide range of issues that are common for couples struggling with infertility. He helps couples address reproductive challenges in their relationship in a collaborative, respectful and unbiased style and works with them towards improving communication, overcoming sexual difficulties and finding options for family building.
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