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Welcome to Serene Therapy

Support for the parts of parenthood no one prepares you for.

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You don't have to have it figured out.

Pregnancy and parenthood can bring you changes that you may have expected, along with plenty that you didn't. 

Whether you are preparing for a baby, adjusting to the roller coaster of emotions that come with postpartum, figuring out your new role as a parent, or simply feeling overwhelmed by the everyday chaos, therapy can provide a space to be honest about what you're experiencing, without judgement. 

This is your first step.

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Areas of Support

Pregnancy & Prenatal Mental Health
Postpartum Mental Health

Pregnancy can bring a mix of emotions that may not always feel easy to navigate, and that is normal. Changes in your body, relationships, identity, and expectations for the future can bring anxiety, overwhelm, or feelings you may not have expected.

The Transition to Parenthood

Becoming a parent can change so much about your life, including your routines, relationships, identity, and sense of self. Even when this transition is something you’ve looked forward to, it can bring unexpected emotions, uncertainty, and challenges.

The postpartum period can bring significant emotional and physical changes, along with expectations that may not always match your experience. You may be experiencing overthinking, sadness, a disconnect from yourself or with your baby, or struggling to adjust to this new role as a parent.

Parenthood Challenges

Parenthood is not easy at any stage. The ongoing demands of parenting can leave you feeling overwhelmed, exhausted, guilty, or unsure of how to balance your own needs with the needs of your family.

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