Therapy Services

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Perinatal Therapy & Parenting Support

Preconception — Early Childhood

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Perinatal therapy recognizes the period from preconception and parental contemplation through early childhood as a time when individuals can benefit greatly from specialized support. This stage often brings significant physical, emotional, social, and spiritual changes, and working with a clinician who understands the nuances of this season—and is specifically trained in perinatal mental health—can help clients feel deeply supported during a vulnerable chapter of life. I bring extensive training and experience in working with the themes and challenges that commonly arise during this time.

    • Parental contemplation

    • Fertility support (IVF, IUI, fertility challenges)

    • Abortion

    • Medical systems advocacy

    • Pregnancy after loss

    • High-risk pregnancy and pregnancy complications

    • Identity transition

    • Body image struggles

    • Relationship changes and support

    • Infertility and secondary infertility

    • Miscarriage

    • Pregnancy loss

    • Late-term loss

    • Infant loss

    • TFMR (termination for medical reasons)

    • Birth preparation and anxiety 

    • Supporting survivors 

    • Birth trauma 

    • Processing birth 

    • Connection to resources

    • Identity transition 

    • PMADs (perinatal mood and anxiety disorders)

      • Postpartum anxiety

      • Postpartum depression

      • Postpartum OCD

    • Back to work anxiety and transition

    • Postpartum anger and rage 

    • Non-birthing partner support

    • Parenting

    • Parent–infant attachment work

    • Early child development support

    • Re-parenting (processing your own childhood wounds to show up more fully with your child)

    • Identity shift

    • Role transition

    • Relationship changes

    • Bonding challenges

Get the support you need from someone who understands how to help.

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