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The loss of a child, no matter how far along you are in pregnancy or in raising them, can be one of the most painful life events.

 You may be hurting more than anything you have ever experienced.  You may have feelings of sadness, despair, guilt, anger, and disbelief. You may also feel isolated and alone. It can be difficult to talk about your loss, even to your partner or family.  In a way that honours the loss of your baby or child, I will provide a safe space for you to navigate this difficult time.  

NICU & PICU experiences can be frightening, lengthy, and difficult to manage as parents.  Your hopes and dreams for those newborn days or days at home with your child are shattered.  You may be depressed, angry, shocked, and struggling with your sleep.  You may be anxious about your child's prognosis.  Therapy can help parents cope with the trauma and distress. Through our process together, I will provide a safe space for you to explore your experiences, learn effective coping strategies, and build resilience, so that you can focus on parenting and feeling well again.

Getting pregnant has not been easy for you.  You may feel like your sense of identity and life dreams have been taken away. You may be wondering if you are to blame or you may be feeling angry, overwhelmed, and powerless.  There can be a wide range of emotions as the uncertainty of infertility treatments can be extremely stressful.  I am here to help you navigate this very difficult time.

Approximately 1 in 3 parents report that their childbirth is traumatic or disempowering.  For some people, the trauma is because the birth was exceptionally painful, frightening, or had complications.  Moreover, it can be traumatizing whether or not physical harm happened to you or your baby.  If your childbirth didn’t go planned, you may feel a variety of emotions. You may also begin to show signs of PTSD.  Right now, you may be really struggling during this transition to parenthood.  If you are struggling after a distressing childbirth, please know that therapy can help you recover and get back to the way you had hoped to be present in your journey as a parent.

You may have found yourself facing a very difficult decision to end your pregnancy due to a catastrophic medical diagnosis or maybe your pregnancy was not planned.  In both situations, grief still shows up.  You may have intense feelings of sadness, guilt, shame, and isolation.  I will provide a compassionate and supportive environment to help you work through your grief during this very difficult time.

Pregnancy and postpartum days are vulnerable periods.  It can be filled with a wide range of emotions, including anxiety, panic, sadness, and depression.  You may be experiencing little to no sleep, crying a lot, having intrusive thoughts, irritability, guilt, or maybe a loss of interest in people or activities.  You are not alone.  During this vulnerable and overwhelming period, I will support you through this difficult transition.  We will process your emotions, develop new coping strategies, and find ways to connect with yourself, your baby, your partner, and other people and activities.  

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