Counseling can help people process challenges, navigate tough situations, develop insight, feel more empowered, and improve overall wellbeing.
As a therapist specializing in issues related to pregnancy, parenthood, and parenting, my highest goal is to offer a safe space where clients can unpack personal situations, explore their thoughts and feelings, and feel supported, seen, and heard.
Experiencing struggle related to pregnancy, parenting, or early parenthood can feel overwhelming. When you are ready to start a family and barriers arise, it can feel devastating. This can be exacerbated by cultural messages, family messages, or simply not enough support.
Thankfully, help is available. Whether with me in private sessions or through group work, agencies, centers, or online support groups, help can be found.
I believe supporting women with all aspects of becoming or being a mother is everyone’s job - our culture’s job.
*If private sessions are unaffordable, and if you are having a hard time finding support, I encourage you to reach out to me. I would love to try and help you find resources that can support you without financial stress.
How can I begin?
If you are ready to schedule, reach out to me by phone or email.
If you have questions or would like to talk prior to scheduling, send me an email. I offer a 15-minute complimentary phone call to new clients.
After we schedule our intake session, I will send you intake paperwork to be completed before our first appointment.
Before our session, I will send you the tele-health link where we will meet.
Also beforehand, make sure you have a private, comfortable space to be during our session.
Pricing and Insurance Information
Rates: $200 for a 55 minute session
Insurance information: I am out-of-network with insurance companies. This means I do not accept insurance, but I can give you superbills, which you can submit to your insurance company, and they will reimburse you in the amount of your “out-of-network mental health benefits.”
I highly recommend calling your insurance company and asking, “what are my out-of-network mental health benefits?” Each plan is different, in terms of how much they reimburse, but most plans do cover at least some amount for therapy.