If you're looking for support for anxiety after childbirth, you're not alone. Anxiety is one of the most common reasons women and new moms seek therapy.

Postpartum anxiety can show up as racing thoughts, restlessness, constant worry, or a sense that something terrible might happen. It’s more likely to surface if you’re healing from traumatic birth, navigating intrusive thoughts, or coping with the emotional weight of fertility treatment and anxiety during pregnancy.

As both a therapist and a postpartum anxiety survivor, I offer therapy for new moms facing anxiety, motherhood-related stress, and recovery after birth. You don’t have to go through this alone.

Therapy provides a safe space to heal postpartum anxiety, intrusive thoughts, and emotional challenges so you feel calm, confident and grounded as a new mom.

Postpartum depression (PPD) is more than the baby blues—it’s a serious experience that can cause exhaustion, irritability, difficulty bonding with your baby, insecurity, and feelings of hopelessness. Many new moms struggle with these symptoms and worry they aren’t doing their best as parents.

If you’re seeking therapy for postpartum depression, you might also experience intrusive thoughts, overwhelming guilt, or question your decision to have a baby—common feelings in postpartum mental health struggles. Therapy for postpartum depression can help you navigate these emotions and find healing.

As a therapist specializing in postpartum depression, anxiety, and perinatal mood disorders, I provide a safe, non-judgmental space to talk about and find solutions to these challenges.

Together, we’ll work on healing from postpartum depression symptoms, strengthening your bond with your baby, and building resilience during the postpartum period. You don’t have to face postpartum depression alone; I’m here to help.

Therapy for women and partners who are experiencing infertility, making decisions about pregnancy, going through the process of family planning, and/or seeking support after receiving an infertility diagnosis. I work with families who exploring gestational surrogacy, adoption, foster care, and considering stopping fertility treatment.

Therapy for women and/or partners who have experienced miscarriage or pregnancy loss, including stillbirth and loss by abortion. I experienced multiple pregnancy losses during fertility journey, and I won't talk about the details unless you're interested. It's important that you know that I get it.

Therapy for women who are navigating the unique challenges that come alongside starting and loving your family, including relationship struggles, trouble connecting to your child or partner, finding balance between work/home/personal life, and general mental health challenges that come along during motherhood and cause distress. Every woman's needs are unique, and no issue is too big or too small for therapy.