Offering relational, emotionally attuned support for people navigating pregnancy, birth, and postpartum, rooted in midwifery experience and informed by ongoing training in psychotherapy.
Holding questions, fears, or experiences you haven’t had space to explore
Feeling overwhelmed in pregnancy or postpartum
Wanting support that understands both the emotional and practical realities of birth
A SPACE TO BE MET
Emotional Support in
the Perinatal Season
These sessions are relational, reflective, and grounded in both emotional attunement and lived experience in birth work.
Together, we might explore overwhelm, identity shifts, difficult birth experiences, fears around pregnancy or parenting, or the emotional weight that can often accompany this season of life.
This is supportive, non-clinical care alongside your existing medical or mental health support.
Sessions centered around gently making sense of your birth experience—especially if parts of it feel unresolved, confusing, overwhelming, or heavy.
Support may include:
exploring emotional responses to birth
making sense of difficult or unexpected experiences
integrating medical records or timeline review
space for reflection, grief, meaning-making, and integration
This work is informed by over a decade supporting people through pregnancy, birth, postpartum, and major life transitions in both clinical and relational care settings, alongside ongoing graduate training in psychotherapy and work toward licensure.
Investment
Sessions are individualized and may include emotional support through preconception, pregnancy, postpartum, identity shifts, birth processing, relational transitions, nervous system grounding, reflection, and integration.
Offering virtual support for clients throughout California
Perinatal Support
60 MINUTES
$120
A space to be met in what you’re carrying through pregnancy, postpartum, identity shifts, overwhelm, transitions, grief, and more.
Birth Story Processing
90 MINUTES
$200
A guided, reflective space to make sense of your birth experience, with optional integration of medical records or clinical context.
ACCESS & CARE
If cost is a barrier, reduced-fee appointments are available upon request. My hope is that finances don’t prevent you from receiving support.