Perinatal Support for New & Expecting Parents
The journey of parenthood often does not go as we had expected or planned.
Wherever you are on this journey, we are passionate about supporting people before conception, during pregnancy and through the postpartum season.
Maybe you’re adjusting to your new identity as a parent. Maybe your relationship is struggling as you make this transition. Maybe you’re worried that you’re not attaching and bonding with your baby as you had hoped.
Maybe your pregnancy or parenting experience is not what you had expected. Maybe you’re worried about a high risk pregnancy, coping with losses, or experiencing challenges with fertility.
Whatever the reason, we are here to help.
Our perinatal therapists have advanced training in perinatal mental health and offer a specialized approach to supporting perinatal clients.
Our therapists understand the unique challenges of the emotional, physical, hormonal, and relational challenges that come with this season of life. We are prepared to help with the latest evidence-based approaches so we can support you well through this unique period. We want you to receive the right kind of help.
Our therapists bring their advanced training, prior professional work, and lived experience to their therapy sessions with our perinatal clients. We are truly passionate about this work, and we are committed to ongoing training and specialized consultation to best serve our perinatal clients.
We take a unique approach to understanding your needs as a perinatal client, and offer specific assessment tools to understand your concerns and experience as a parent, and also as a whole person. We also collaborate often with other local and state level perinatal providers so we can offer comprehensive support for our clients.
We are passionate about supporting people during pregnancy and through the postpartum season.
It is estimated that perinatal mood and anxiety disorders affect 15-20% of new mothers.
Concerns with anxiety and depression are common during pregnancy and the first 12 months of parenthood. If you’re experiencing this, don’t assume it’s “just the baby blues.”
There is no need to suffer alone. Perinatal mood and anxiety disorders are treatable with the right kind of support! We are trained in evidence-based therapy approaches that can help you. We are passionate about supporting parents through the perinatal period (from conception through the early parenting years). Our perinatal providers understand the unique needs that arise during pregnancy and postpartum.
We also use Gottman’s evidence-based and research-tested Bringing Baby Home program when working with couples to provide relationship and parenting support during this transition to parenthood.
