Perinatal & Maternal

Becoming a mother can be the hardest thing no one prepared you for.

Pregnancy, postpartum, birth trauma, and the weight of motherhood. Specialized care for this season, covered by insurance.

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You're allowed to not feel the way you thought you would.

You're In The Right Place

You thought you'd feel overjoyed. Instead you feel anxious, exhausted, or strangely far away.

That's worth talking about, and it's far more common than anyone says out loud. The intrusive thoughts that scare you. A birth that didn't go the way you'd hoped. The rage and the tears no one warned you about. The version of yourself you can't quite find. This is exactly what we do.

Postpartum depression and anxiety, including the intrusive thoughts that frighten you

Birth trauma and a delivery that didn't go to plan

The identity shift of new motherhood (matrescence), the mental load, the overwhelm

Learning how to connect with your baby, because it isn’t always a magic switch that turns on and that’s okay.

Pregnancy and the months after bringing home baby

Women's health, the hormones and body changes

How We Help

Specialists who know this season inside and out.

Our clinicians are certified in perinatal mental health (PMH-C + IPPE) and know how to tell the baby blues from something that needs more care. We're trauma-informed, fed is best, and are love when you bring baby to the office, or happy to meet virtually on the days leaving the house is too much. We meet you exactly where you are.

Who it’s for

You don't have to be in crisis to deserve support.

Expecting and new parents, and anyone carrying the weight of motherhood. Partners are welcome.

Your Specialists

This is our flagship, not a sideline.

Certified in perinatal mental health (PMH-C), members of Postpartum Support International. This is the work we're known for.

Questions people ask

A few things you might be wondering.

Is this baby blues or postpartum depression?

We'll help you tell, without judgment.


I don't feel bonded to my baby. Is that normal? Can you help?

Yes, and yes.


How long does this last?

It varies, and you don't have to wait it out alone.


Can partners get postpartum depression too?

Yes, and they're welcome here.


Can I bring my baby?

Yes, please!


Do you take insurance?

Yes, in-network with most major plans.


The company we keep.

Proud members & certifications

In The Community, We Partner With

You don't have to do this alone.

Tell us what’s going on, and we’ll match you with a specialist.

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