The group will receive fertility support training.

They will receive routine care.

In the first module, female reproductive organs, the occurrence of pregnancy and the effect of stress on fertility are explained to women using models and training booklets. The effects of affirmation, which is one of the ways to positively affect the consciousness, and imagination, visualization and relaxation techniques, which are ways to positively affect the subconscious, on body and reproductive functions are explained. In the second module, women and their partners were also trained, and the effect of lifestyle on reproductive health was explained through the second module training booklet. In the third module, an example of a one-week program in which they could apply the methods described in the training before starting their treatments was introduced. In the fourth module, treatment process was explained to women and the practices described in the training were shared, which they could do to relax during this process.

This scale, which can be applied to both men and women, consists of three subscales and 14 items. The sub-dimensions of the scale are personal space, marital space and social space. A high score from the subscales of the scale indicates that stress has increased, while a low score indicates that stress has decreased.

The scale was developed to evaluate the self-efficacy perceptions of infertile individuals about their cognitive, emotional and behavioral skill strengths. A 10-item short form of this scale, which consists of 16 items, was created in 2006. A minimum of 8 and a maximum of 32 points are obtained from the scale, and the higher the score obtained from the scale, the higher the perception of self-efficacy is considered.

The scale consists of three sub-dimensions: "Hope and Awareness", "Positive Emotions and Thoughts", and "Ready Body and Brain". Getting a high score on this scale indicates strong fertility readiness. The minimum score from the scale is 23 points and the maximum score is 115 points. The median score of this scale is 56 and it is stated that this score can be taken as the cut-off value. A score of 56 points or higher from the scale indicates that the woman feels more ready for pregnancy.

The scale evaluates quality of life. The core module consists of four dimensions: emotional, mind-body, relational and social, and the treatment module consists of two sub-dimensions: treatment environment and treatment tolerance. The total score of the scale varies between 0-100, and an increase in the total score indicates an increase in the quality of life.