As a therapist specializing in supporting women throughout their reproductive and motherhood journeys, I understand that these experiences don't always unfold as expected.
I offer virtual postpartum therapy to women anywhere in Massachusetts, so you can get support from home, wherever you are in the state.
I offer a safe, non-judgmental space where intrusive thoughts, grief, and exhaustion can be spoken about openly. Whether you're preparing for parenthood, adjusting to life with a baby, or navigating unexpected challenges, I'm here to support you.
You deserve to feel seen for the complexity of your experience, not just the happy baby photos.
A Space Where You Can Speak Openly With Me
Motherhood can bring joy, love, and experiences you never imagined. It can also leave you feeling depleted, anxious, or overwhelmed by responsibilities.
You may love your child deeply while struggling with the emotional and household load that seems to fall entirely on your shoulders.
I want you to know that you don't have to shoulder everything alone or simply power through.
Together, we can make space for your experiences, explore ways to find more balance, and reconnect with yourself.
You don't need to get back to your old normal. We can work toward finding a new one.
Family Planning and the Transition to Parenthood
The journey into parenthood can begin long before a baby arrives. I support women navigating family planning, fertility challenges, pregnancy, adoption, and major life transitions.
Welcoming a child can change your relationships, routines, priorities, and sense of identity. There's even a word for this transition: matrescence.
Whether you're deciding to grow your family or adjusting to new responsibilities, we can explore your feelings, identify what you can and can't control, and consider how you'd like to move forward.
My goal is to help you feel more supported as you navigate these changes.
Perinatal Mental Health, Birth Experiences, and Loss
I work with women experiencing perinatal mood and anxiety disorders, postpartum depression, intrusive thoughts, and emotional exhaustion.
I also support mothers navigating traumatic births, neonatal intensive care unit (NICU) stays, pregnancy or infant loss, and pregnancy after loss.
Sometimes there's grief for the birth experience you imagined or the parenting experience you thought you'd have.
These feelings can be difficult to share, especially when you're worried about being judged.
I offer a space where we can acknowledge your grief, talk about what's happening, and work toward understanding your experiences without minimizing what you've been through.
What Working Together Can Look Like
Finding a counselor can feel a little like speed dating. I always encourage you to speak with more than one therapist before choosing someone who feels like the right fit.
I believe that building a trusting, collaborative relationship is an important part of successful therapy.
All appointments are virtual through SimplePractice. You must be physically located in Massachusetts during sessions and have a private space where we can talk.
Babies and young children are welcome during appointments as long as their presence isn't too distracting.
You can also learn more about me before getting started.
From Our First Call to Meeting Your Goals
Step 1
Consultation
We’ll begin with a free 15-minute phone call to discuss your needs, answer questions, and see if we’re a good fit. If not, I’m happy to offer referrals.
Step 2
Intake and Planning
Complete your paperwork at least 24 hours before our one-hour intake. We'll review your history, needs, and goals.
Step 3
Ongoing Therapy
Sessions last 45–50 minutes. I recommend meeting weekly for the first month, then reassessing together.
Step 4
Discharge
When you've met your goals, we'll celebrate your progress, review your accomplishments, and plan our final appointment together.
Payment Information
Session Fees
(Effective November 1, 2026)
Initial intake appointment
60 Minutes
$200
Individual therapy appointments
45–50 minutes
$150
Accepted Insurance Plans
I use Headway for insurance verification and billing.
For virtual appointments, scheduling, and communication, I use SimplePractice.
Coverage depends on your individual plan. You're responsible for any charges your insurance doesn't cover.
Out-of-Network Insurance and Superbills
Out-of-network mental health benefits
Your yearly deductible
As of February 1, 2027, I will no longer accept commercial insurance plans through Headway and I will be an Out of Network provider.
If I don't accept your health insurance plan, I'm happy to provide a superbill for possible out-of-network reimbursement.
Depending on your benefits, you may be entitled to reimbursement for some therapy expenses.
To understand your coverage, I recommend contacting your insurance provider and asking about:
Annual reimbursement limits
Covered sessions per calendar year
Reimbursement for CPT codes 90791, 90837, and 90834
Reimbursement isn’t guaranteed and depends on your individual insurance plan.
Good Faith Estimate and the No Surprises Act
The No Surprises Act went into effect on January 1, 2022. It protects people covered by group and individual health plans from certain surprise medical bills, including those involving emergency services and qualifying out-of-network care.
I'm happy to provide a Good Faith Estimate to clients who aren't using health insurance benefits.
Because everyone comes to therapy with different needs and goals, I can't know exactly how many sessions you'll need when we first meet.
The estimate combines my rates with an anticipated treatment length based on my professional experience.
We'll continue discussing the length of treatment collaboratively as we work together.
Frequently Asked Questions
Start With a Free 15-Minute Consultation With Me
Finding a therapist who feels like the right fit is important, and I know that taking the first step can feel intimidating.
I offer a free 15-minute phone consultation so we can briefly discuss what brings you here, learn more about one another, and see whether working together might be a good fit.
If you're considering individual therapy or have questions about getting started, I'd love to hear from you.
You can use my contact form to reach out. There's no need to share your full history or sensitive insurance information in your initial message.