Pregnancy & Postpartum

You Deserve Support, Too.

Pregnancy and postpartum are often described as joyful—and while that may be true, they can also bring anxiety, mood changes, identity shifts, and overwhelm that are rarely talked about. Whether you’re navigating fertility challenges, prenatal anxiety, postpartum depression, or simply adjusting to life as a parent, you don’t have to do it alone.

At GC Counseling, we provide compassionate, nonjudgmental therapy for individuals in all stages of the perinatal journey—from preconception to the first years of parenthood. Our goal is to support you, not just the role you're stepping into.

Common Reasons People Seek Perinatal Therapy

  • Prenatal anxiety or depression

  • Postpartum depression or postpartum anxiety (PPA/PPD)

  • Birth trauma or traumatic medical experiences

  • Stress related to fertility, IVF, or miscarriage

  • Grief after pregnancy loss or infant loss

  • Identity shifts, relationship strain, or caregiver burnout

  • Feelings of guilt, shame, or “not being a good enough parent”

  • Difficulty bonding or adjusting after baby is born

These experiences are far more common than many people realize—and they don’t mean you’re failing. Therapy is a space to feel seen, supported, and held through it all.

How Therapy Can Help

Our therapists provide a safe, validating space to:

  • Process the emotional changes of pregnancy and new parenthood

  • Learn tools for managing anxiety, intrusive thoughts, or low mood

  • Navigate relationship dynamics and shifting roles

  • Explore identity, grief, body image, and expectations

  • Normalize your experience and release shame or guilt

  • Build coping strategies and reconnect with your inner strength

We use evidence-based approaches like CBT, mindfulness, and trauma-informed care—all tailored to your needs and pace. Babies are welcome in postpartum sessions when needed.

You’re Allowed to Ask for Help

Becoming a parent doesn’t mean losing yourself. Therapy can help you feel more grounded, confident, and supported—whatever stage you’re in.

Reach out today to begin pregnancy or postpartum therapy with a compassionate therapist.
In-person and telehealth sessions available