You’re Not Alone.
Perinatal and Maternal Mental Health
You might be feeling overwhelmed, anxious, or not like yourself—and wondering if this is how it’s supposed to feel.
Perinatal therapy offers a safe, supportive space to process the emotional shifts of pregnancy and new motherhood.
Hormones may play a role-but so does everything else you’re carrying.
Pregnancy and postpartum bring huge physical, emotional, and identity changes. You might be experiencing:
Anxiety, irritability, or frequent crying
Trouble bonding with your baby or partner
Intrusive or distressing thoughts
Exhaustion that goes deeper than sleep deprivation
A loss of joy, confidence, or sense of self
These struggles are common—and treatable. You’re not broken. You’re going through something big.
How therapy works
You can learn to hold both the joy and the struggle-without shame or judgment.
I specialize in maternal mental health and have training in supporting women during pregnancy, postpartum, and the early parenting years. In therapy, we’ll work gently and collaboratively to help you feel more stable and supported.
We’ll focus on:
Naming and normalizing what you're experiencing
Exploring identity shifts and emotional ups and downs
Processing birth experiences, fears, or grief
Reconnecting with strength, balance, and self-compassion
You don’t have to put on a brave face. You just have to start where you are.
Perinatal therapy can help you…
Understand and manage anxiety or low mood
Feel more emotionally connected and supported
Rebuild trust in your body and your instincts
Develop coping strategies for stress and overwhelm
Begin to feel like you again
Let’s work together to help you feel more grounded in this season of life.
Frequently asked questions about Perinatal therapy
FAQs
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If you’re asking that question, it probably means something is off—and you deserve support. Therapy isn’t just for crisis; it’s for clarity, healing, and connection. Learn more.
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Perinatal refers to the time frame from conception through the first year after giving birth. Perinatal mental health includes the emotional experiences, life transitions, and mood or anxiety disorders that can arise—or become more intense—during this period. Learn more.
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We’ll begin with a free 15-minute consultation. You can share what you’re going through, ask any questions, and decide if it feels like a good fit. Learn more.