Your Mental Wellness Matters — Every Step of Motherhood

Although they are seldom talked about in public, difficulties related to fertility, pregnancy, postpartum, and parenting can lead to emotional distress and a variety of feelings such as frustration, loneliness, anger, anxiety, overwhelm, and despair.

The following are common topics that can be helpful to explore in therapy:

  • Postpartum depression and anxiety

  • Infertility

  • Fertility treatment (IUI, IVF)

  • Third-party reproduction

  • Pregnancy loss including miscarriage, abortion, reduction, and stillbirth

  • Traumatic birth experiences

  • Identity and role transitions

  • Partner conflict and relationship shifts in parenthood

Additional Resources for Maternal Mental Health:

Supporting women through all facets of maternal mental health

Adjunct Services Available

Are you a provider looking to collaborate with other therapists to provide a client with specialized support? Here are some things to consider for your client caseload…

Why adjunct therapy services might make sense for your practice?

Specialized Focus: Offering tailored sessions addressing perinatal and postpartum mental health.

Collaborative Treatment Plan: Working together to develop a tailored treatment plan for the client, considering both the primary provider and adjunct therapist's expertise.

Concurrent or Sequential Sessions: Clients may meet with both providers simultaneously or sequentially, with the adjunct therapist providing intensive sessions for a defined period.

What is gained from including adjunct therapy services?

Comprehensive Care: Adjunct therapy allows clients to access a wider range of expertise and support, ensuring a more comprehensive approach to their treatment. 

Enhanced Treatment Outcomes: By combining the strengths of different therapists, adjunct therapy can lead to more effective and beneficial outcomes for the client.

Reach out today to discuss adjunct therapy services with Growth Mental Health Counseling.