Rachel Rabinor, LCSW, P.C.

You imagined the path to motherhood to look a lot different. Pregnancy, trying to conceive, coping with losses and becoming a parent for the first (or umpteenth time) can be quite different than expected. It’s important to get help if you’re feeling overwhelmed, depressed, or anxious as you anticipate becoming a parent, are currently pregnant, or just had a baby. I help women who want to be mothers deal with the stress and frustration of infertility, pregnancy, miscarriage + stillbirth, traumatic births and perinatal depression + anxiety. While one in five women will develop depression or anxiety during pregnancy or within 12 months of giving birth, these disorders are very treatable; with help you will get better! I also offer in-home therapy and Walk and Talk Therapy. Meeting in your home can be helpful if you’re newly postpartum, scheduling is a challenge or if other children need caring. Walk and Talk Therapy is a great way to reduce depression, anxiety and stress while strengtheni