Ana Velouise (she/her)

If you’re concerned about mood or behavior changes during pregnancy or postpartum and your previous coping skills are no longer working, psychotherapy is an evidence-based treatment that can help. You have a unique story and I’m here to listen. Let’s set you up for a nourishing experience that lays the groundwork for your and baby’s health for years to come.

Why is it so easy for others to become a parent? What does it say about me as a woman that I’m not able to conceive? If you’re engaged in fertility treatment to become a parent and consumed with feelings of failure, disappointment, and rage–you’re not alone. During this uncertain and overwhelming process, connecting with an informed and compassionate mental health professional can help.

When the unexpected happens, it’s a shock to the system. When you experience an abortion, miscarriage, or stillbirth, feelings of guilt, shame, and rage may be present. Not only are you processing the loss of your fetus or infant, but you’re also grieving the loss of a future you thought you’d have as a parent of this child. Others may not understand what you’re going through, but processing this unimaginable experience with a caring professional can help.