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Specialized psychological care for the early years.

Perinatal Mental Health, NICU Follow-Up & Early Medical Trauma

Supporting babies and caregivers through the emotional challenges of pregnancy, birth, NICU hospitalization, medical complexity, and the transition home.

  • Pregnancy and postpartum adjustment

  • NICU and medically complex infant care

  • Parent-infant attachment

  • Early medical trauma

  • Infant emotional development

  • Caregiver stress and adjustment

    For expecting parents, new parents, infants, and families navigating early medical experiences.

Infant & Early Childhood Therapy

Helping young children and their caregivers strengthen relationships, navigate big emotions, and heal after stressful or traumatic experiences.

  • Anxiety and emotional regulation

  • Early childhood trauma

  • Attachment and bonding

  • Challenging behaviors

  • Family transitions

  • Developmental and relationship concerns

  • Parenting confidence and family routines

Treatment is developmentally informed and includes parents or caregivers as active partners in the therapeutic process.

Feeding, Sleeping, & Toileting Interventions

Practical, compassionate guidance to help everyday challenges feel more manageable.

Together, we'll develop individualized strategies grounded in developmental science for common early childhood challenges, such as:

  • Sleep concerns (frequent night wakings, difficulty falling asleep independently, early morning waking, nap transitions, sleep regressions.)

  • Feeding concerns (picky eating and food refusal, difficulty transitioning textures, mealtime power struggles, feeding-related anxiety for parent or child.)

  • Toileting concerns (toilet training challenges, toileting regressions, behavioral withholding.)

Parent coaching is collaborative, strengths-based, and tailored to your family's goals.

Every family deserves support, and every child deserves the opportunity to thrive.