The social, psychological and economic situations of men and women in treatment should be evaluated individually; previous illnesses, examinations, results and responses to treatments; The couple's treatment planning should be made taking into account their age, sperm and ovarian functions, and hormonal status at the time of application.

The psychology of men and women, their perspectives on the problem of childlessness, their reconciling or rejecting their identities as men and women; Psychological pressures created by social and economic environments and pressures from relatives negatively affect the couple's relationships with each other and their feelings towards each other. Considering the possibility that these reasons may negatively affect the pregnancy, the couple; Emotion, thought and body balancing program should be included.

About 40% of couples do not continue IVF treatment after the first unsuccessful treatment due to financial problems or stress.

Unfortunately, many couples who could get results if they continue treatment are doomed to childlessness due to this hopelessness. The Mind-Body Balancing program minimizes this type of treatment rejection. Following unsuccessful attempts, the couple who is sad, reactive, resentful and hopeless must be motivated, persuaded to try again, their anxiety and fears must be eliminated, and their self-confidence must be rebuilt.

Our brain; It has the ability to dominate all our cells, including reproductive cells. The hormonal systems in our body work in a certain order and harmony through stimulating hormones secreted from the brain. When this harmony is disrupted, the chance of pregnancy decreases. Fear, anxiety, panic and lack of confidence are the enemies of treatment success.