It can look like irritability, anxiety, feeling nothing, or lying awake while the baby sleeps. Concentration slips, small decisions feel huge, and relationships strain. Some people struggle to bond with their baby.
Persistent symptoms after childbirth aren’t a character flaw or ingratitude. They’re also not something you have to wait out. Talking with a psychiatric provider can help sort out what’s actually going on.
We’ll ask about your symptoms, sleep, history, and what daily life looks like now. No script, and you don’t have to prove it’s bad enough.
We offer psychiatric evaluation, medication management, and therapy and counseling. You may not need all three, so we talk through your symptoms, circumstances, and preferences before suggesting any treatment.
Not sure if what you feel counts as postpartum depression? You can ask that here. Bring your questions, or none at all. Nothing has to be decided yet.
People keep asking about the baby, and it can feel wrong to answer honestly. Maybe you expected to feel happy, or you’re afraid of being judged. You don’t have to justify any of it to us.
Treatment starts with listening to how things have been since the birth. Here is what care here can include.
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Read what our clients share about their experiences with caring support and anxiety treatment.
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