Mental Health Support For Your Journey to Parenthood.
We exist to support you, your relationship and your family into pregnancy and through the transition into parenthood. Our team of maternal and reproductive mental health expert practitioners are skillfully trained to assist you. This journey into parenthood, while different for everyone, can easily become complicated. You don't have to go through these seasons alone.
Our Specialities
Infertility Therapy
Infertility often blindsides people. Respectful of the weight of infertility, we refer to it as a reproductive trauma. Ideally after infertility is pregnancy, postpartum and parenthood. Working through infertility during infertility helps you prepare your mental health for the future.
Postpartum Therapy
Everyone expects the transition to parenthood to be beautifully peaceful. For many new parents, however, they are tripped up by baby blues or postpartum depression, anxiety, OCD or rage. Many new parents are afraid to ask for support. Don't let that be you. We are here when you are ready.
Pregnancy Loss Therapy
No one expects to experience a loss after the pregnancy stick has told you that you're pregnant. The grief is traumatic and extraordinary no matter the length of pregnancy. Plus, society largely doesn't understand the pain.
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Adoption Support
The journey through paperwork, meeting birth mom to bringing home baby can be an arduous and emotional wait. Our therapists are skilled at helping you survive the wait while helping you prepare for the transition to welcoming baby.
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Pregnancy Support
People often do premarital counseling but never consider pre-baby counseling. The transition into parenthood will be one of the most significant moments of your life. Let us help you prepare yourself, your relationship and your mental health for parenthood.
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Implication Counseling
Implication counseling is necessary for those considering egg and/or sperm donation or embryo adoption. Our clinicians follow the standard set by the American Society of Reproductive Medicine.
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