Congratulations on being brave to take the next steps in your healing journey. We are so proud and invested in supporting your next steps. Scroll down and see what services best support your healing journey and feel free to contact us for any additional guidance.
Psychotherapy is a process in which a therapist works collaboratively with a person, family, or couple to achieve goals pertaining to shifting the quality of life, transitioning, or making life decisions. Some people come to therapy because they have reached a pivotal point in their life and want to heal and change.
Session Fees:
Individual $95
Couples $120
Family Therapy $140
Children 12+ (2 caregivers and 1 child):
***We currently do not provide treatment for children under the age of 12, if you’re looking for a therapist in this area, play therapists are essential.
See if you are eligible for the Change of Heart Program HERE
The duty of a Doula is to provide a continuous source of comfort, encouragement, and support (both emotional and physical) during labor. Unlike an OB/GYN or midwife, a doula does not have medical training — your Doula is there to serve as a soothing voice of experience, help with relaxation techniques and breathing exercises, offer advice on labor positions, and more. Before your due date, your doula will educate you about the process of labor and delivery and comfort techniques so you’re empowered to take an active role in your birth. A doula can offer a multitude of non-medical pain-management techniques including massage, reflexology, aromatherapy, music, and mantras; your Doula will try different combinations to find the right solution for you. Studies have shown that doulas can reduce discomfort in labor, reduce anxiety, lower the rate of medical interventions (including C-sections) and improve mother-baby bonding post-birth. Their assistance has been shown to improve breastfeeding initiation rates since many doulas are also lactation consultants.
Breastfeeding is healthy for moms and babies—but a lot more challenging than many women expect. That’s one of the reasons why many women give up on breastfeeding in the first month, though experts, including the American Academy of Pediatrics, recommend exclusively breastfeeding for the first six months, and continuing to breastfeed for at least the first year and as long as is beneficial. But even if you’re not making enough milk, have sore nipples, or a baby who refuses to latch on, you shouldn’t call it quits. Lactation consultants—health care professionals who specialize in breastfeeding and hold a special certification—can help.
As psychotherapists, we center your experience in this world and offer additional modalities of healing that include access to an herbalist, acupuncture, massage therapy connections, and yoga (prenatal and general).
We are excited to announce the New Partnership with Chestnut School Herbs!
We are excited to share with everyone that we have scholarships available to support our birthwork in our communities. This is a 2-year Herbal Immersion or Medicine preparing Program that is valued at over ($2,000).
For additional support and resources please visit Queens United Wholistic.
Your journey to parenting is unique and we are here to provide comprehensive support regarding your experience. We provide mental health evaluations for invitro-fertilization and other related services as needed by providers.
For additional support and resources please visit Barren Fruit.
Their mission is to provide faith-based support and advocacy to the many people that are plagued with infertility and reproductive health challenges while bringing awareness in an empowering way to those around them. They curate safe spaces of community, facilitate wellness and fertility resource connections and help to amplify the voices of those suffering in pain so they are able to find healing solutions, ignite joy and help harvest fruitfulness of mind, body and spirit.
