OUR SERVICES

Therapy for creating families and growing as parents.

Parenting Challenges • Parent Coaching • Family Dynamics
Conception & Fertility Planning • Pregnancy & Prenatal Support
Postpartum Transitions • Postpartum Mood & Anxiety Disorders (PMADs)
Infertility Support • IVF & Surrogacy • Grief After Miscarriage or Loss

Supporting you through the seasons of parenting, from conception to connection.

Parenting is one of the most meaningful and most demanding roles you’ll ever take on. Whether you’re navigating toddler tantrums, sibling dynamics, or the emotional rollercoaster of raising teens, therapy can offer a steady, supportive space to help you find your footing. Through parent coaching and therapeutic guidance, we help individuals and couples move from overwhelm to more intentional, connected parenting.

Of course, parenting begins long before a child arrives. Whether you’re trying to conceive, navigating pregnancy, adjusting to life with a newborn, or raising a growing child, these seasons can bring both profound joy and unexpected overwhelm. They may stretch your identity, your relationship, your patience, and your sense of self. And while this journey is deeply personal, you don’t have to walk it alone.

We offer care that honors the complexity of your path. Whether you’re facing infertility, navigating IVF or surrogacy, preparing for adoption, or coping with grief and loss after miscarriage, this season may carry both hope and heartbreak. Therapy can help you feel more grounded and supported, even when the road ahead feels uncertain.

We provide compassionate support through every stage of the parenting journey—from pregnancy and postpartum to family dynamics, parenting challenges, and emotional well-being across the lifespan. However you come to parenthood, and wherever you find yourself along the way, you deserve care that honors the whole of your experience.

We can help with:

  • Parent Coaching

    Parent coaching offers practical tools and emotional support for handling everyday parenting struggles. Many parents seek coaching when they feel stuck in power struggles, unsure how to set boundaries, or disconnected from their children.

    Working with a parent coach or therapist can help you approach discipline, communication, and emotional regulation with more clarity and confidence. We’ll help you create a parenting plan that’s aligned with your values, your child’s needs, and your long-term goals.

  • Pregnancy & Prenatal Support

    Pregnancy is a time of major emotional, physical, and relational changes. Even if you feel grateful or excited, it’s common to also experience anxiety, irritability, mood swings, or fear about the future.

    Therapy during pregnancy provides a place to manage stress, address prenatal anxiety or depression, and strengthen your mental health as you prepare for birth and parenting. We’ll help you process your experience and feel more emotionally grounded throughout the journey.

  • Postpartum Transitions

    The postpartum period brings rapid changes — physically, emotionally, and relationally. New parents may feel overwhelmed, disconnected from themselves or their partner, and unsure how to meet their baby’s needs while caring for their own.

    Therapy for postpartum adjustment helps you navigate this intense season with support and perspective. We’ll work with you to process your experience, manage mood changes, and develop strategies for sustainable self-care and connection.

  • Postpartum Mood & Anxiety Disorders (PMADs)

    Postpartum depression, anxiety, OCD, and other mood disorders are common and treatable. These symptoms can affect both birthing parents and partners, often beginning in the weeks or months after childbirth.

    We offer evidence-based therapy for postpartum mood and anxiety disorders, including screening, diagnosis support, and compassionate care. Whether you’re dealing with intrusive thoughts, panic, or depression, we’ll help you stabilize and heal so you can feel more like yourself again.

  • Conception & Fertility Planning

    Planning to grow your family can bring excitement, but also stress. Whether you’re trying to conceive naturally, exploring fertility treatments, or just beginning to consider parenthood, this season may feel emotionally complex and physically exhausting.

    Therapy for fertility and conception support gives you space to explore your hopes, fears, and expectations. We work with individuals and couples to reduce anxiety, strengthen relationships, and emotionally prepare for whatever comes next.

  • Infertility Support

    Infertility can take a significant toll on your emotional well-being, identity, and relationships. The uncertainty, medical procedures, and cycles of disappointment can lead to depression, anxiety, and isolation.

    Therapy for infertility support offers space to process grief, manage stress, and feel seen during a difficult journey. We work with individuals and couples navigating fertility treatments, unexplained infertility, or decisions about alternative paths to parenthood.

  • IVF & Surrogacy

    In-vitro fertilization (IVF) and surrogacy can be powerful paths to building a family, but they’re often accompanied by financial stress, emotional fatigue, and difficult decisions. You may feel alone in the complexity of it all.

    Therapy for IVF and surrogacy support gives you a steady space to process emotions, clarify your choices, and strengthen your relationship throughout the journey. We provide inclusive, affirming care for all family structures and reproductive paths.

  • Miscarriage & Loss

    Pregnancy loss, stillbirth, or infant loss can be devastating. You may feel invisible in your grief or unsure how to move forward when the world keeps turning.

    We offer therapy for miscarriage and perinatal loss that honors your pain and supports your healing. Whether your loss was recent or years ago, this is a space where your story matters, your grief is valid, and your healing can begin.

  • Family Dynamics

    As children grow and roles shift, many families experience increased conflict, miscommunication, or emotional distance. Transitions such as divorce, blending families, or adjusting to new developmental stages can create tension.

    Family therapy helps improve communication, rebuild trust, and support stronger emotional connections between parents, children, and co-parents. Together, we’ll identify patterns, strengthen relationships, and create a more supportive home environment.

  • Parenting Challenges

    Parenting challenges can affect every part of your life, from your mental health to your relationship with your child. You may feel overwhelmed by behavior issues, emotional outbursts, or the constant pressure to “get it right.” It’s easy to feel like you’re failing when things aren’t going smoothly at home.

    Therapy for parenting provides a supportive space to process your stress, explore new tools, and strengthen your connection with your child. Whether you’re dealing with toddler tantrums or teen conflict, we’ll help you develop a more confident and emotionally responsive parenting style.

Meet our parenting and perinatal specialists.


  • ““Parenting can be so rewarding and beautiful and also incredibly challenging. In our work together, I can help parents develop practical skills, strengthen emotional connection with their children, develop effective communication strategies and build confidence in their role. Whether you’re navigating early childhood, adolescence, or co-parenting, therapy can provide a supportive space to explore your values, discover new strategies, manage transitions, create a more connected home environment, and help you feel more grounded and assured in your role as a parent.”


  • “I’m especially passionate about supporting women through the many changes that come with family life and motherhood. These seasons can bring moments of deep joy, but also grief, loss, and unexpected challenges. Whether it's adjusting to new family dynamics, postpartum transitions, or navigating the heartbreak of loss. My approach is warm and collaborative, helping you feel empowered, grounded, and supported as you process these experiences and move through the challenges and joys in this season.”


  • “Parenting brings big changes, and you don’t have to navigate them alone. I combine parent empowerment and psychoeducation with work on your own emotional wellbeing. Together, we’ll explore how your family patterns shape your parenting—so you can break cycles and show up as the parent you want to be.”


  • “I specialize in parent coaching for parents of anxious children (SPACE), providing practical strategies and compassionate support to help families build resilience and emotional connection. With advanced clinical training in perinatal mental health through Postpartum Support International (PSI), I also offers expert care for parents navigating the transition from pregnancy through early parenthood.”


  • “I work with clients navigating postpartum, as well as the transitions of pregnancy and parenting. Using an attachment-based, perinatal-informed approach, I offer space to explore identity, emotions, and relationship shifts while supporting deeper connection to yourself and your growing family.”


  • “I support mothers through the emotional, relational, and identity shifts that come with parenting. Whether you’re feeling overwhelmed by the demands of daily life, struggling to stay connected to yourself, or navigating challenges with your partner or child, I offer a space to reflect, reset, and feel supported. My work centers on helping mothers move through guilt, burnout, and self-doubt to build a more grounded, intentional approach to family life.”

  • “I work with parents who may not feel aligned in their approach to raising children, offering guidance and support as they navigate differences in parenting styles and family backgrounds. I also offer parent coaching with a focus on supporting families raising children with disabilities. Drawing from my background as a former special education teacher, I help parents better understand their child’s IEPs and 504 plans so they feel confident navigating the educational system and advocating for their child’s needs. Together, we explore strategies to support learning and growth at home while also reviewing and providing feedback on educational plans to ensure they align with the child’s strengths and challenges. My goal is to empower parents with both knowledge and practical tools so they can feel equipped, supported, and connected in their parenting journey.”


  • “I work with mothers who are carrying so much, mentally, emotionally, and relationally. In the quiet moments of motherhood, it’s easy to feel lost in the noise of expectations, guilt, and exhaustion. I offer a gentle, supportive space to slow down, reconnect with yourself, and make sense of this season. Together, we’ll explore how to hold both the beauty and the hardship of motherhood with more grace, clarity, and compassion.”


  • “I enjoy working with birthing parents, partners, and non-birthing parents who are adjusting to becoming a parent, considering parenthood, or navigating the unexpected challenges in life that can come with this transition.     As a new mom myself, I understand how layered and vulnerable this season can feel. I offer a supportive, nonjudgmental space to slow down and make sense of what is changing, both internally and externally, during a season that is often idealized but rarely talked about honestly.”


  • “I provide specialized support for individuals and families navigating some of life’s most challenging transitions. I work with parents navigating co-parenting after divorce, blended families seeking harmony, and new parents adjusting to the complexities of the postpartum season. I also offer a safe, nonjudgmental space for those processing the emotional impact of terminating a pregnancy. My approach is action oriented and practical. We'll collaborate to promote healing, strengthen family dynamics, and support long term wellbeing.”


  • “I’m a husband and father of four, and I know firsthand the joys and challenges that come with fatherhood and supporting a partner through pregnancy and parenting. These experiences shape the way I work with all of my clients, especially men, offering empathy, understanding, and practical support through times of stress and transition. My goal is to provide a space where you can navigate challenges, untangle what feels overwhelming, and find clarity in your role as a partner and parent.”


  • “It takes a village to raise a child, and unfortunately modern society isn’t set up to give moms and families the support that they desperately need. Birth trauma, postpartum depression and postpartum anxiety are more common than people think. The pressures of conceiving, giving birth and adjusting to the emotional, identity changes and financial challenges of becoming a parent can rock a person to their core and put a huge strain on even the healthiest of partnerships. If it feels hard, that’s because it is. If you are struggling with family dynamics, birth trauma, attachment wounds, postpartum mood and anxiety disorders, identity transitions, parenting and/or romantic partnership issues please reach out. You are not alone, and you deserve support.”

Explore more about parenting and perinatal therapy in our journal.

Our latest journal entries in this area offer insight into the emotional shifts that come with conception, pregnancy, postpartum, and parenting. You’ll find support for navigating identity changes, managing anxiety, and finding steadiness in the midst of transition.

Our Journal
Managing Anxiety as a New or Expecting Parent
Managing Anxiety as a New or Expecting Parent

It’s completely normal to feel anxious during pregnancy or early parenthood. After all, you’re facing some of the biggest changes of your life. You’re adjusting to new responsibilities, shifting relationships, and the reality that you are now someone’s parent. A certain level of worry is to be expected.

What Nobody Tells You About Parenting and Identity
What Nobody Tells You About Parenting and Identity

Becoming a parent changes your life in ways you can’t prepare for. You might find yourself wondering who you are now that you’re responsible for another person’s life. You might miss parts of who you were before or feel pressure to fully inhabit a version of yourself that doesn’t quite fit. These questions are rarely talked about openly, but they’re real, and incredibly common.

Postpartum Doesn’t Always Look the Way You Think
Postpartum Doesn’t Always Look the Way You Think

Postpartum isn’t just a physical recovery. It’s a major emotional and psychological transition. Your body has changed, your identity may be shifting, and your relationships are adjusting in real time. You might feel grief alongside gratitude, fear alongside love, and exhaustion that runs deeper than anything you’ve ever known.