Perinatal & Parenting
You’re in the right place
1 in 5 moms, and 1 in 10 dads, experience postpartum depression or anxiety. And most of us have a harder time adjusting to parenthood than we expected.
I want you to know that feelings of worry, sadness, frustration and uncertainty are common. I can support you with adjusting to this new phase of life and all the challenges that come along with it.
Pregnancy, Postpartum
& Beyond
While we anticipate the joys of parenthood, we don't expect it to feel this hard. It can be overwhelming, scary and lonely. Maybe you’re feeling lost, guilty, not good enough, irritable or full of rage, disconnected from yourself or your partner, and confused about why you’re feeling this way.
You don’t have to struggle alone. I can help.
By talking about your experiences in a safe, nonjudgmental space, you can feel less alone and less overwhelmed, and together we can find ways for you to feel more grounded again.
Common Concerns
Addressed in Therapy
Anxiety, depression and mood challenges
Attachment
Birth trauma or disappointing birth experiences
Body image, perfectionism and self-esteem challenges
Challenges with transitioning to parenthood
Family planning
Fertility challenges
Grief and loss
Identity changes or not feeling like yourself
Intrusive or scary thoughts
Managing life stress and changing roles
Overwhelm
Past trauma or less than ideal childhood experiences
Pregnancy loss and stillbirth
Relationship challenges & family dynamics
Returning to work
Support in Parenthood
There’s no expiry on reaching out for support. If you’re preparing to return to work, feeling like the stress just keeps piling up, struggling to squeeze in time for self-care, or realizing there are issues you want to address even as your kids are getting older, know that you can benefit at any stage.