What is individual therapy?

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Individual therapy is psychotherapy implemented by a trained professional, usually a therapist, to help a client work through a problem. The ways that individual therapy is implemented varies widely depending upon the psychological issue experienced by the client, the personal beliefs and practices of the therapist, and the individual needs of the client.

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Losing a pregnancy or a child at any age is traumatizing. It can impact parents, siblings, grandparents, and other family members and friends greatly. The way it impacts each individual can be vastly different as no two individuals grieve the same. Individual therapy may be a more suitable option for those that want to process their emotions in a more private one on one setting. 

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(Child, Adolescent, & Adult)

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•  Perinatal Disorders

       ~ Depression

       ~ Anxiety

       ~ Postpartum Psychosis

       ~ Mood Disorders

• Grief and Loss

• Infertility

• Trauma