Perinatal Mental Health Support

Perinatal Mental Health services focus on the emotional and psychological well-being of birthing persons, partners, and caregivers during pregnancy and throughout the first year postpartum. In this critical window, parental mental health and secure caregiving go hand in hand — supporting one supports the other, and both shape a family's foundation for the years ahead.

Services We Offer 

Supporting Parents. Strengthening Bonds. Promoting Healthy Beginnings.

Our Perinatal Mental Health Support program provides compassionate, trauma-informed, and culturally responsive care for expecting and new parents, helping families feel supported, connected, and empowered as they navigate emotional wellness during pregnancy, postpartum, and early parenting.

Perinatal Therapy

Individual support for anxiety, depression, trauma, and adjustment challenges related to pregnancy, birth, and early parenthood.

Parent-Infant Bonding Support

Guidance and care focused on strengthening the caregiving relationship and healthy attachment between parent and baby.

Trauma-Informed Care

Compassionate support for birth trauma, pregnancy loss, infertility, NICU experiences, and other difficult pregnancy or postpartum transitions.

Adjustment & Coping Support

Help building confidence, coping skills, and emotional resilience through the identity shifts, sleep deprivation, and relationship changes that come with new parenthood.

Who We Support

Referrals are appropriate for individuals, caregivers, and partners who are pregnant, expecting, or within 12 months postpartum and are experiencing:

  • Depression, anxiety, or trauma-related symptoms during pregnancy or postpartum
  • Symptoms impacting parent-child bonding, caregiving, or daily functioning
  • Stress, overwhelm, adjustment difficulties, or emotional changes related to pregnancy, birth, or parenting
  • Identity changes, relationship concerns, sleep deprivation, or challenges adjusting to parenthood
  • Birth trauma, pregnancy loss, infertility experiences, NICU stays, or difficult pregnancy and postpartum transitions
  • Emotional isolation, decreased coping, or uncertainty navigating the transition to parenthood
  • Difficulty adjusting to changes in family roles, routines, or relationships
  • A desire for additional emotional support during pregnancy, postpartum, or early parenting
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Services are available to:

  • Mothers and birthing parents
  • Fathers and non-birthing parents
  • Partners and spouses
  • Adoptive and foster parents during the perinatal period
  • Other primary caregivers who would benefit from support during pregnancy or the first year postpartum

Ready to Begin?

No referral or diagnosis needed — we're here when you need us. Our Perinatal Mental Health services are available in-person, via telehealth, and customized as needed. Contact us today to get started.

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