Pregnancy & Postpartum Therapy

Our therapists are trained to listen, understand your current situation and find effective coping strategies to assist you through this challenging time when and where it is convenient for you.

You can select your therapist by reviewing their background and schedule an appointment time that works for you without taking time off work and travel expense. No need to sit in traffic and eliminate the risk of catching COVID or other virus/ bacteria by seeing a therapist in your desired location (ie. comfort of your home).

Traditionally before online therapy, 12.5% of Americans affected by emotional distress seek care for such things as anxiety, depression, OCD, insomnia, work issues, stress management, PTSD, panic attacks, relationship issues, couples therapy, loss of a loved one, divorce, childbirth/ parenthood, addiction, menopause, or other major life changes. Also, a therapist can be a support If you just relocated, your therapist is on maternity leave or are seeking a second opinion.

Now online therapy offers a convenient, private and secure method to meet with an experienced and licensed therapist to help you get through hurdles life throws your way to and more quickly get back to living your best life.

If your employer or insurance company offers a telehealth benefit then it would be your co-pay or meeting a deductible. Please set up your account to see which services are available to you and their cost.

If you are self-pay, the cost of a visit varies based on if the therapist has their masters or doctorate.

• A master’s level therapist visit cost $99.
• A doctoral level therapist visit costs $110

This a huge savings compared  to the average national cost of $161.

During your session, you will discuss your current symptoms, possible reasons leading to these symptoms, your medical and mental health history and what your goal is for the virtual visit. Then, your therapist will come up with an assessment and recommended treatment plan for improvement. This can be an ongoing conversation and your therapist can change your treatment plan if your needs change over time.

No, therapists are not allowed to prescribe medication. If you are seeking medication, scheduling with one of our psychiatrists would be a more appropriate choice. Our integrative approach to online therapy allows our physicians to collaborate with our therapists when needed to provide time efficient and effective care for our patients.

Please take the opportunity to sort each therapist by their specialty areas and review their experience, qualifications, and professional skills to help narrow down your search. Then, feel free to interview the remaining therapists to find the best one for you to schedule your appointment.