Perinatal & Reproductive Mental Health Support in Woodstock

What This Care Addresses

Postpartum depression and anxiety, including symptoms that go beyond the short-lived baby blues

Infertility-related grief, anxiety, and the strain fertility treatment can place on identity and relationships

Pregnancy loss, including miscarriage and stillbirth, and the often disenfranchised grief that follows

Identity shifts in early parenthood, the disorientation of a role change that can feel destabilizing even when wanted

Birth trauma, including difficult or traumatic delivery experiences that continue to affect you afterward

Relationship strain connected to the reproductive journey, whether with a partner, family, or your own sense of self

Our Approach to Perinatal and Reproductive Care

Evidence-based treatment for postpartum depression and anxiety, including CBT and coordinated medication management when appropriate

Grief-informed support for infertility and pregnancy loss, holding space for grief that others may not fully recognize or validate

Trauma-focused approaches, including EMDR, for clients processing a difficult or traumatic birth experience

Support for the identity disruption of new parenthood, without minimizing how disorienting this transition genuinely is

Coordination with OB providers, midwives, and fertility specialists when that collaboration supports your care