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The experience of pregnancy and postpartum is as unique and complex as the individual. Yet, we so often see only a singular narrative: that of a joyous, blissful mother. As we work together, I hope to create a warm and welcoming environment that allows you to shed your preconceived notions of parenthood and to come to know your own story. 

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I draw from my clinical experience working with families in the profoundly intimate space of the first few days postpartum. As I worked with people who felt overwhelming grief and sadness, excruciating anxiety, joy, elation, and trepidation, I came to understand the inherent vulnerability of the postpartum experience and the complex and varied experiences of new families.

Additionally, I draw from my experience as a full-spectrum doula, where I have supported families through pregnancy, miscarriage, termination, birth, and postpartum. In accompanying women as they labor and birth, I have come to appreciate the innate power of the birth experience and its impact on new mothers. I hope to help you process and integrate these experiences so that you can find peace in your journey.

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I work primarily from a person-centered approach, which emphasizes the relationship between therapist and client. Indeed, without the foundation of a trusting and nonjudgmental relationship, you cannot explore your own story freely. I strive to center your strengths, encouraging you to recognize and utilize your inherent capabilities. Additionally, I use techniques from Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT) and mindfulness to help you develop everyday coping skills.

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Having worked in reproductive health for over seven years, and through my own experience of pregnancy and becoming a parent, I come to this work with a deep commitment to the wellbeing of new and forming families. I am thrilled to be a part of the team at RPC, and would be honored to connect with you as you bravely navigate this journey.