Specialty

Women’s Reproductive Health.

Trauma-informed, integrative therapy for the experiences medicine treats as routine and you carry as anything but. Telehealth across New York.

Pregnancy · Postpartum · Fertility · Miscarriage + Loss · Endometriosis · PCOS · PMDD · Perimenopause · And More

Areas of Focus

Where you might find yourself.

Perinatal

Pregnancy and postpartum
Perinatal anxiety and depression
Birth trauma
The identity shift nobody prepares you for

Fertility + Loss

Fertility treatment and its toll
Miscarriage and early loss
Grief that doesn’t follow a timeline
The question of whether parenthood is part of your life

Hormonal + Pelvic

Endometriosis
PCOS
PMDD and perimenopause
Chronic pelvic pain

What It Looks Like

If any of this is familiar.

A pregnancy or postpartum experience that doesn’t match anything you were told to expect
A birth that was traumatic, and providers who treated it as routine
The emotional and physical toll of fertility treatment, month after month
A loss that stays with you, even after everyone else has moved on
Years of pain before anyone said the word endometriosis
Symptoms dismissed as “just part of being a woman,” as if that’s something to settle for

The Approach

How I work with reproductive health.

Women’s health is under-researched, under-discussed, and routinely minimized, and most women have felt that firsthand. Whatever brings you here carries more weight than it’s usually given room for, and the work makes that room: for the feelings that contradict each other, and for the ones you’ve kept quiet because they didn’t sound like what you’re supposed to say. We work with what’s actually true, and practical supports stay within reach for the weeks that need them.

If it’s impacting you, it matters, no matter how many times you’ve been told otherwise.

Endometriosis

Endometriosis, taken seriously.

An average of seven to ten years to diagnosis. Pain written off as bad periods. Surgeries, flares, fertility questions, and a system that keeps calling it manageable. Endometriosis is treated in my practice as what it is: a whole-body, whole-life condition, shaped by clinical work and personal experience. However it shows up for you, physically, emotionally, or in the plans it forced you to rewrite, it has a place in the work.

Questions

Reproductive health therapy questions.

Do you only work with new moms?

No. Fertility, loss, PMDD, PCOS, perimenopause, and the question of whether parenthood is part of your life at all. Women’s reproductive health is bigger than postpartum.

Do I need to be going through something reproductive to work with you?

No. Women come to me for anxiety, depression, relationships, self-esteem, and family dynamics too. Reproductive health is a specialty, not a requirement, and a women’s-health-informed lens makes the rest of the work better, because hormones, health, and life stages shape mental health whether or not they’re the reason you came.

My loss was early. Does it still count?

Yes. Grief doesn’t check gestational age. If it’s impacting you, it belongs here.

I’m pregnant. Is this the right time to start therapy?

There’s no wrong time. Pregnancy stirs up history, identity, and fear alongside the logistics, and having a place to work through it can help. But therapy starts whenever you’re ready, in whatever season of life you’re in.

Do I need a diagnosis to start?

No. Many women come while still searching for answers, and medical limbo is its own weight: the appointments, the not-knowing, the wondering if anyone will figure it out. You don’t need a name for what’s happening to work on what it’s doing to your life.

Do you work with partners or couples?

My work is individual. If couples work would help, I’ll refer you to someone strong and coordinate where it’s useful.

I have endometriosis. Does that belong here or under chronic illness?

Both. Endometriosis is chronic illness and reproductive health at once, plus the medical dismissal that so often comes with it. My approach is integrative, so the physical, the emotional, and the relational get treated as one picture.

Seen, heard, and taken seriously.

The consultation is completely free. Say it however it comes out.