Abstract This study investigates the impact of infertility on happiness among couples in Ghana and the Akan traditional communities of Ghana.
Utilizing a qualitative approach, the research examines the psychological effects of infertility and the coping mechanisms employed by affected individuals.
The findings reveal a complex interplay between infertility, societal expectations, and personal well-being, highlighting the need for comprehensive support systems to enhance the quality of life for infertile couples.
Keywords: Infertility, Happiness, Psychological Well-being, Akan, Ghana, Qualitative Study Introduction Background Infertility is a significant public health issue in Ghana, particularly within the Akan traditional communities.