Abstract
The choice of childlessness is a socially constructed process that evolves across a lifetime. Grounded in a literature review, this article proposes an existential‐feminist conceptual framework for counselors working with intentionally childless women. Tenets of existential therapy and feminist therapy are reviewed and applied to experiences of intentionally childless women.
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