SPECIALIZED PERINATAL MENTAL HEALTH SUPPORT

Compassionate Therapy For Your Perinatal & Parenthood Journey

Whether you are trying to conceive, navigating pregnancy, or managing the profound shifts of the postpartum period, we provide a safe, validating space to untangle complex feelings and move toward healing.

Your Journey to Motherhood: Support Every Step of the Way

You’re Not Alone

Pregnancy and postpartum bring many physical and emotional changes. It’s common to feel worried, sad, or overwhelmed. If these feelings are making it hard to enjoy your life or family, know that help is available.

Our therapists specialize in perinatal mental health. With advanced training, they’ll help you understand your feelings and guide you toward healing.

Convenient Support from Home

We provide therapy over Zoom, so you can connect with a therapist from the comfort of your home. Babies are always welcome during sessions, so there’s no need to worry about childcare or travel.

Take the First Step

If you’re ready to explore support, we’re here for you. Contact us today to schedule a session.

Understanding The Many Faces Of Perinatal Mental Health

Parenthood brings immense transition. It is common and completely okay to feel overwhelmed.

Perinatal Anxiety & Worry

Persistent intrusive thoughts, fear about the baby's safety, and constant worry that makes it difficult to sleep or relax.

Some women experience panic attacks during pregnancy or after birth. They may feel like they are having a heart attack, have difficulty breathing, feel as if someone is sitting on their chest, heart palpitations, numbness, and/or tingling. Sometimes this can even occur in their sleep and wake them up.

Postpartum Depression

Feeling disconnected, deeply exhausted, irritable, or overwhelmed by guilt and sadness when you expected joy.

Trauma, Loss & Transition

Processing difficult birth experiences, reproductive loss, or adapting to the profound loss of identity during the transition to parenting.

How will I know if I need help?

Asking yourself the right questions can offer clarity. Your answers should be discussed with your therapist.

Are you feeling sad or depressed?

Do you feel more irritable or angry with those around you?

Are you having difficulty bonding with your baby?

Do you feel anxious or panicky?

Are you having problems with eating or sleeping?

Are you having upsetting thoughts that you can’t get out of your mind?

Do you feel as if you are “out of control” or “going crazy”?

Do you feel like you never should have become a parent?

Are you worried that you might hurt your baby or yourself?

Ready to take the next step?
Contact us today.