Reproductive Counseling

Time for family.          

If you, or someone you know, are having thoughts of harming themself, a newborn/infant, or others, please call or text the National Maternal Mental Health Hotline at 1-833-TLC-MAMA (1-833-852-6262)

Mental Health Support Across Your Reproductive Journey

  • Post-partum depression or anxiety is a mental health condition that effects as many as 1 in 8 childbearing individuals with nearly 50% going untreated. The symptoms can last for months and impact your sleep, eating, pleasure, motivation, fatigue, relationships, and bonding with your newborn.

    Source: CDC.gov

  • Grief after pregnancy loss is complex.
    Societal messages and discriminative healthcare systems tell women and child-birthing individuals that they are failures when they experience a loss. I am here to tell you this couldn't be further from the truth.

    If you have experienced a loss, and are ready to take back control of your story, read on below...

  • If you are need or mental health support to address infertility, please scroll below to see more information on the therapy services I provide for individuals and partners.

  • Making the decision to end a pregnancy is complex and very personal. I am here to support you in not only making the best decision for your body, life, and future, but I will support you in seeking out affordable and accessible reproductive healthcare services in your area based on changing state and federal laws.

Pre and Post Partum Support

Mental Health treatment that occurs before or up to a year after childbirth. No matter where you are at, seeking out mental health support at any time pre or post delivery is more important than falling within a time frame or specific diagnosis.

Treatment may include addressing isolation, irritability, panic or rumination, or other mood fluctuations that interrupt your day-to-day functioning. Sessions may also include your partner.

NOT THE BABY BLUES

“Baby Blues” is a very common sense of worry, unhappiness, and fatigue which occurs 2-3 days post-partum. This is an exhausting time where self-care and support are important, and many experience relief within two weeks.

Counseling can help you to feel supported, hopeful, and confident again.
Common challenges:

Infertility Counseling



Sharing with family/friends
Self-care
Grief and the loss of your dream
Genetics and bonding
Asking for support 
The burden of uncertainty
Advocating your health needs
Emotional and Physical Burnout *
Coping through injections *

*I do not provide medical advice. All medical and medication related question regarding your treatment will be directed to your RE’s team.

Whether you are considering assisted reproduction options, or facing fertility challenges, this process is overwhelming, painful, and many times isolating. I am here to support and guide you in considering the best options for you, your body, your and your partner’s wishes, and your future.