Postpartum Therapy &
Early Parenthood Support

Parent and newborn bonding, NICU and birth trauma support, postpartum mental health support

The postpartum period often looks very different from the polished images on social media.

Whether you're struggling with postpartum depression, postpartum anxiety, intrusive thoughts, or feeling disconnected from your baby, you're not alone and you're not broken.

As a PMH-C psychologist specializing in perinatal mental health, I support the full range of postpartum experiences, from birth trauma and NICU journeys to feeding struggles and the identity shifts no one warned you about. Some parents struggle right away. Others struggle months later.

I see clients virtually across 40+ states. You can meet with me from the couch, the rocker, or wherever you've carved out time.

Common topics that we can process together:

Perinatal Mood & Anxiety Disorders

  • Postpartum depression (PPD)

  • Postpartum anxiety (PPA)

  • Postpartum OCD and intrusive thoughts

  • Postpartum rage and anger

  • Postpartum PTSD from birth trauma

Bonding & Baby Concerns

  • Difficulty bonding with baby

  • "Did I make a mistake?" thoughts

  • Scary thoughts you can't share

  • NICU trauma and preemie stress

  • Colic and high-needs baby stress

Identity & Matrescence

  • "I don't feel like myself"

  • Loss of pre-baby identity

  • Changes and challenges related to physical appearance and strength

  • Touched out and overstimulated

  • Mom guilt and shame

Feeding & Sleep

  • Breastfeeding grief and trauma

  • Formula feeding guilt

  • Exclusive pumping burnout

  • Sleep deprivation impact

  • Weaning depression

Relationships & Support

  • Partner resentment and division of labor

  • Intimacy and sex postpartum

  • Family boundary issues

  • Social isolation and loneliness

  • Support system disappointments

Returning to Work & Daily Life

  • Return-to-work anxiety

  • Childcare fears and separation

  • Second child adjustment

  • Career identity questions

  • Finding your new normal

You’re not alone and you’re not broken.

Postpartum struggles don't mean you're failing at this.

They mean you're human, and you deserve support from someone who actually gets it.

If you're ready to talk, I'd love to hear from you.