It can be frustrating, scary, and lonely when you’re struggling with fertility issues or pregnancy/postpartum concerns. You may feel like no one else is struggling like you are and you’ve run out of ideas on how to feel better. You may feel like you can’t keep up with the demands of fertility treatments, pregnancy adjustments, or being a mother and you just want to be a better version of yourself. You, your family members, and/or friends have expressed concern for you and you’re worried that things may get worse. We want you to know that your life doesn't have to look this way.

Imagine what it would feel like to not constantly worry about whether you’re doing enough. Imagine feeling proud and confident about what you are doing rather than focused on what you are not doing. Once you make a commitment to therapy, you will feel better about yourself and feel more confident about your ability to manage your stress and concerns as they come up.

For many mothers and mothers-to-be, making the choice to enter therapy can be an anxious and unfamiliar process. However, the benefits of engaging in therapy can be rewarding and life changing. Working with a therapist that is not only skilled, but also warm and understanding, is necessary to help you reach your goals. Dr. Sandra Rodriguez-Siuts, a maternal mental health psychologist, is committed to providing quality care that is tailored to each woman's needs. 

​We’re here to help. We invite you to complete the Interest Form (see link above) to take the next healthy step in improving and taking control of your life!

We offer a range of specialized mental health care for the full-spectrum of maternal mental health concerns

• Depression and/or anxiety in pregnancy
• Postpartum depression and stress
• Perinatal obsessive-compulsive disorder
• Pregnancy after loss
• ​Grief/bereavement care for miscarriage, stillbirth, or infant loss
• Support for mothers with a baby in the NIC-U
• Processing a traumatic birth experience ​​

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• ​​​Reproductive decision-making & planning 
• Support with infertility
• Support with fertility preservation 
• Support for stress and demands of Intrauterine Insemination (IUI) or In Vitro Fertilization (IVF) 
• Emotional support for adoption and surrogacy processes 
• Supportive care for ending a pregnancy/medical termination ​​

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• Family, identity, and career decision-making 
• Managing your relationship with your partner after having a child 
• Improving communication and assertiveness with others 
• Adjusting back to work/school after having a child  
• Juggling the demands of motherhood and other roles and responsibilities ​
• Working through changes to your body after having a baby ​
• Adjusting to life with a baby with special needs 
• Facing single motherhood

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