Infertility, Pregnancy, and Postpartum (Perinatal) Therapy
Infertility, Pregnancy, and Postpartum (Perinatal) Therapy
At Now Clinical Family Services, we specialize in supporting individuals and couples through the unique emotional challenges of infertility, pregnancy, and postpartum experiences. Our compassionate therapists provide a safe space to explore feelings and find effective coping strategies during this transformative journey.
Therapy is a safe place for you to process feelings of sadness, anxiety or overwhelm caused by the desire to be a parent which you haven’t achieved. You want to stop trying. You’re sad and angry that all your friends are parents but you’re not.
Maybe you’re dealing with emotions from being pregnant. You lost interest in everything. You’re sad and lonely.
You thought you would feel a strong bond with your baby however, you don’t even want to be near your baby, you’re going through complex emotions that nobody seems to understand. Fear, worry, fatigue, lack of sleep or oversleeping. Life isn’t the same since you gave birth. You feel like you’re lost in a sea of sadness.
Birth trauma is real! You had a birth plan and thought your delivery would be easy however, you were left with memories of a hard and emotionally draining birth experience. You have tried to avoid the memories; however, you spend most of your time overthinking and reliving the traumatic birth experience.
You’re not alone! Therapy can help to address the emotions related to infertility, pregnancy, birth trauma and postpartum. Therapy is a safe space to process your feelings and experiences. Therapy will learn you learn how to adjust to parenthood and communicate your needs to your partner, family and friends. You will learn how to practice self-care and the tools to manage stress. Therapy will teach you the techniques to facilitate bounding and attachment to your baby.
Let’s break the silence and stigma surrounding infertility, pregnancy, miscarriages, birth trauma, Neonatal Intensive Care (NICU) and postpartum.
Together, we can create a brighter, more supportive journey to parenthood.