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    Perinatal Mental Health

    Compassionate support for the emotional complexities of pregnancy, postpartum, and the path to parenthood.

    Understanding Perinatal Mental Health

    The journey to and through parenthood can bring unexpected emotional challenges. Perinatal mood and anxiety disorders affect up to 1 in 5 birthing parents, yet many suffer in silence.

    Our therapists specialize in supporting individuals through pregnancy, postpartum, pregnancy loss, fertility challenges, and non-traditional paths to parenthood. You deserve support during this transformative time.

    Signs You May Benefit from Support

    Persistent sadness or crying spells during or after pregnancy
    Overwhelming anxiety about your baby's health or your ability to parent
    Difficulty bonding with your baby
    Intrusive, frightening thoughts
    Feeling like you're not yourself or not a good enough parent
    Withdrawal from partner, family, or friends

    Our Approach

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    CBT and mindfulness-based approaches tailored to perinatal concerns
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    Supportive, nonjudgmental space to process complex emotions
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    Psychoeducation about perinatal mood disorders
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    Coordination with OB/GYN and pediatric providers as needed
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    Support for pregnancy loss, infertility, and adoption journeys

    Frequently Asked Questions

    Is it normal to feel anxious or sad during pregnancy?

    While some mood changes are normal, persistent anxiety or sadness that interferes with daily life may indicate a perinatal mood disorder. Early intervention leads to better outcomes for both parent and baby.

    When should I seek help for postpartum depression?

    If symptoms last more than two weeks after delivery, or if you're having thoughts of harming yourself or your baby, reach out right away. You don't have to wait for your six-week checkup.

    Do you support non-traditional paths to parenthood?

    Absolutely. We support individuals and families navigating IVF, surrogacy, adoption, foster care, and other paths to building a family.

    Ready to Take the First Step?

    Our therapists are here to help. Schedule a consultation or browse our providers to find the right fit.