Pregnancy & Infant Loss
Grief is messy and unpredictable- it moves through us painfully but not impossibly.
Whether you've experienced miscarriage, stillbirth, termination for medical reasons, or infant loss- I offer a space to process all of it: the overwhelm, the contradiction, the isolation-without judgment and without rushing. This is some of the hardest grief there is. I don't take that lightly.
Loss can also strain relationships. I work with individuals and couples navigating grief together or separately, honoring the fact that people can grieve the same loss very differently.
Postpartum and New Parenthood
New parenthood is beautiful and brutal. And no one can prepare you for it.
There’s no shortage of advice, opinions, and “experts” telling you what to do. It can be hard to tune out that extra noise and tune into your own instincts instead.
The person you were before is still there, but parenthood changes things-who you are, how you see yourself, and the dynamic between you and your partner. When reality looks nothing like what you imagined, it’s easy to wonder what’s wrong with you. Nothing is, it’s just that hard.
Therapy with me combines practical support and space to process. That might mean troubleshooting sleep, feeding, or how you’re dividing things with a partner- the real logistics of these early months. It also means making room for what’s underneath: the grief that can live alongside the joy, the resentment that can catch you off guard, the sense that you don’t recognize yourself anymore.
If this sounds like what you need right now, I’d love to talk.
Infertility Support
There's a particular exhaustion that comes with hoping and bracing for disappointment, over and over.
Infertility can be painful and isolating-especially when it feels like everyone around you is moving forward.
You may find yourself stuck in cycles of hope and disappointment, questioning your body, your relationship, your future. The medical side alone can be overwhelming- the appointments, the waiting, the decisions. Add the emotional weight on top of that, and it's a lot to carry
We can work through the grief and anxiety that comes with this-and the toll it can take on your relationship and sense of self.