I work with individuals, partners and couples who are trying to conceive, pregnant, or raising a baby or young child, or going through a loss.

I'm especially familiar with the experience of building a family far from home. All family forms and backgrounds are welcome (LGBTQ+ families, single parents, adoptive parents)

No. You can come while you're hoping to conceive, during a loss or fertility struggle, or years after a birth that still feels unfinished.

You can also come if you're undecided about having children, if childlessness is not what you had imagined for your life, or if you're grieving a path that didn't happen.

We were born to this world, on our own unique way. This is a story that we can also explore together.

Anything connected to this stage of life: worries about conception or pregnancy, fears around birth, processing a difficult birth, grief after a miscarriage or stillbirth, changes in your relationship or identity, exhaustion and low mood after the baby arrives, or feeling alone in a new country.

If you're a parent and find yourself feeling regret, resentment, or a sense of having lost yourself, that is welcome here too. These feelings are more common than most people admit, and they don't make you a bad parent or a bad person. Here, you don't have to protect anyone from your thoughts or explain yourself. There's no "right" time to reach out, and no feeling that's too difficult to bring.