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Counseling/Psychotherapy

This is done Telehealth only at the moment but this may change in the future depending on the growth of the practice. Often billed through insurance. Most major insurance companies are accepted and include but do not limit to: Aetna, Cigna, Anthem, Tricare, etc. Clients must reside in New York or South Carolina to receive Professional Counseling Services and bill through insurance.

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Most common topics covered in counseling include but definitely do not limit to: anxiety, depression, stress, panic attacks, life transitions, sex issues (for men and women), and more! Therapy modalities can include: Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT), Dialectical Behavioral Therapy (DBT), Positive Psychology, Exposure Therapy, and more! 

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Prenatal/Postpartum Support

With this service and a spin on mental health, this is your place to discuss how pregnancy, delivery, and postpartum has been affecting your life. As many mothers and families never know what to expect, it is nice having someone along the journey with you that can detect when things might be off or if you are experiencing typical thoughts and emotions.

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Many families are caught completely off guard when it comes to perinatal mood disorders. Let us help bridge the gap by providing expert detection and guidance.​​ Some detection signs might include but not limit to:

• Navigating the "what ifs" before the baby arrives

• Moving through the brain fog and fight or flight response during your postpartum period

• Validating your "scary" thoughts that many mothers fae but are too afraid to mention or talk about

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You are not alone! As a mom who struggled through pregnancy anxiety, postpartum depression, and scary thoughts...I get it!

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Labor and Delivery Support

This service is dedicated to spending time with the client or family while in Labor and Delivery. Some aspects of this service can be done via Telehealth and other aspects can be completed in person. This service would be greatly beneficial for:

• Those that will be giving birth alone

• Military spouses and families

• Birthers of the LGBTQ+ population

• Traumatic births

• Those with a lack of support systems

• Families giving birth to babies with addiction, birth defects, and/or abnormalities

• Families of miscarriage and/or stillborn

• Every other very "normal and typical" birth

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This is going to be one of your most vulnerable moments in your life where you could highly benefit from having another set of hands or someone to look out for the best interest of mother AND baby. ​

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Infant Mental Health & Development

Parents often face difficulties welcoming a new baby into the home. You may have questions like "What kind of toys do they need?" or "What is the "best" way to feed my baby?" These are just a couple of things we can cover with this service. Other things that can be covered with this service can include:

• Infant Brain Development

• Social-Emotional Development

• Infant Behavior

• ​Parenting Styles & Attachment

• Feeding your Baby

• Reading to your Baby

• Incorporating Play for Child Development

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Sometimes as new moms, we worry about every little thing the baby is doing. We worry about abnormal behaviors and babies meeting their milestones. If you have questions or concerns, please contact us and let us help!

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