Connecticut Surrogacy & Donor Psychological Evaluations
ASRM-aligned psychological evaluations for gestational carriers (surrogates), egg, sperm, and embryo donors, and intended parents, including the mental health evaluations Connecticut law requires.
Evaluations and consultations in Connecticut
Surrogacy agencies, fertility clinics, and attorneys can refer a Connecticut candidate directly. About our surrogacy and donor evaluations
Gestational Carrier Psychological Evaluations
Meets the mental health evaluation Connecticut law requires for carriers, with PAI and a partner interview. What the evaluation covers
Book an EvaluationDonor Psychological Evaluations
Egg, sperm, and embryo donors in Connecticut, directed (identified) and nonidentified. Egg donor · Sperm donor
Book an EvaluationIntended Parent Consultations
Meets Connecticut's mental health evaluation requirement for each intended parent. What to expect
Book an IP ConsultationJoint Sessions
Carrier and intended parents together, or recipients with a directed (identified) donor, before contracts are signed.
Book a Joint SessionConnecticut's Parentage Act
The Connecticut Parentage Act permits gestational surrogacy and names the intended parents as the child's legal parents. It requires a mental health evaluation by a licensed mental health professional for the carrier and for each intended parent. Our licensed psychologists complete these evaluations by telehealth through PsyPact.
How it works
Book or get referred
Book directly, or your agency or clinic sends a referral.
Complete intake, then meet
Intake forms are due before the session. The secure video link follows.
Report and evaluation documentation
Your report goes to your clinic, agency, or attorney, with your consent.
Becoming a surrogate in Connecticut
Under Connecticut law, you must be at least 21, have given birth before, complete a medical evaluation and a mental health evaluation, and have your own attorney throughout the agreement. What the evaluation covers
One clinical team, one standard
What Connecticut law requires for gestational surrogacy
Connecticut permits gestational surrogacy under the Connecticut Parentage Act (Public Act 21-15).
This is a summary for general information, not legal advice. Your reproductive attorney confirms how these requirements apply to your agreement.
Connecticut surrogacy evaluation FAQs
Is gestational surrogacy legal in Connecticut?
Yes. The Connecticut Parentage Act permits gestational surrogacy and recognizes the intended parents as the child's legal parents.
Is a psychological evaluation required for surrogacy in Connecticut?
Yes. Connecticut law requires a mental health evaluation by a licensed mental health professional for the gestational carrier and for each intended parent.
Do intended parents in Connecticut need a mental health evaluation?
Yes. Each intended parent completes one. Our intended parent consultation meets this requirement.
Can I complete my evaluation virtually in Connecticut?
Yes, by secure telehealth anywhere in Connecticut. Our licensed psychologists practice in Connecticut through PsyPact.
Do egg donors in Connecticut need a psychological evaluation?
Egg donor agencies and fertility clinics typically require one before a donor is matched, following ASRM guidance.
For agencies, clinics, and attorneys
Agencies and clinics anywhere in the U.S. can refer Connecticut carriers, donors, and intended parents. Reports go to your case manager, clinic, or attorney with consent. Agency & Clinic Services
Schedule a psychological evaluation in Connecticut
Agencies and clinics: refer a candidate or set up a partnership for your Connecticut cases.