Perinatal Postpartum Therapy

Foster Your Wellbeing with Perinatal & Postpartum Therapy from Skilled Phoenix Therapists

In-Office & Telehealth Sessions Available

Navigate the Transition to Parenthood

Receive guidance and support as you adapt to the changes and demands of new parenthood, addressing any anxieties, fears, or uncertainties that may arise.

Support Your Emotional Health During Pregnancy

Develop coping strategies and emotional resilience to navigate the unique challenges of pregnancy, fostering a healthy mindset for both you and your baby.

Heal from Postnatal Emotional Struggles

Find a safe space to address and heal from postpartum depression, anxiety, or other emotional challenges, building a strong foundation for your mental health and wellbeing.

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Uncover the Root Causes of Perinatal Stress

Are you seeking therapy to help you identify and manage the stressors associated with pregnancy and new parenthood? In therapy, your therapist will guide you to understand your emotions, uncover unmanaged stressors, and develop strategies to cope with them effectively. With the therapist’s support, you’ll learn techniques to reduce anxiety, manage overwhelming feelings, and embrace this transformative time with confidence.

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Support Your Journey with Perinatal & Postpartum Therapy

Perinatal and postnatal therapy can be a crucial part of your journey to emotional and mental wellbeing during pregnancy and after childbirth. When you work with a deeply committed therapist at Flourish Together Therapy, you gain a trusted partner to help you navigate the challenges of this life changing period. Our therapists provide the support you need to improve your emotional health, address any anxieties or struggles, and ensure you feel empowered and in control during this important time in your life.

Frequently Asked Questions

  • Perinatal and postpartum therapy is specialized counseling that supports women during pregnancy and after childbirth. It helps address emotional, mental, and physical challenges associated with these stages, such as anxiety, depression, and adjusting to new parenthood. We also utilize the Gottman Modality called Bringing Baby Home that focuses on supporting a couple with bringing their baby home.

  • If you’re experiencing persistent feelings of sadness, anxiety, overwhelm, or have difficulty bonding with your baby, therapy can be beneficial. Therapy can also help if you’re struggling with the transition to motherhood, experiencing relationship strain, or have a history of mental health issues.

  • Common issues include postpartum depression, anxiety, birth trauma, relationship stress, identity shifts, and coping with the physical and emotional demands of pregnancy and new parenthood.

  • No, the ‘baby blues’ are common and usually resolve on their own within a couple of weeks after birth. Postpartum depression is more severe, lasts longer, and may require professional treatment to manage.

  • Yes, therapy we can provide tools to manage anxiety during pregnancy, helping you cope with fears about childbirth, parenting, and the changes to your body and lifestyle. We also aim to support you in maintaining a healthy mindset throughout your pregnancy.

  • During therapy sessions, you’ll explore your feelings, discuss any challenges you’re facing, and develop coping strategies. Our therapist will provide a safe space to express your concerns, work through any trauma or stress, and support your emotional well-being.

  • Yes, therapy can involve partners to help them understand the emotional and psychological changes that occur during pregnancy and postpartum. Couples or family sessions can also help improve communication, support, and shared understanding.

  • The duration of therapy varies depending on individual needs and the severity of issues. Some people may benefit from just a few sessions, while others may require ongoing support throughout pregnancy and the postpartum period.

  • Coverage for perinatal and postpartum therapy should be covered if you are experiencing symptoms, though sometimes insurance plans do not include mental health services. You can check with your insurance provider and the therapist to understand which services are covered and which will be out-of-pocket costs.

  • Yes, our therapists offer teletherapy options, allowing you to receive support from the comfort of your home. This can be especially convenient during pregnancy or when caring for a newborn, as it eliminates the need for travel.