Pregnancy and woman

Motherhood is a unique psychological journey for every woman. Great joys but also huge changes, which can raise anxiety, fears and insecurities in the mother and the father.

About Counseling & Psychotherapy

Counseling and psychotherapy are umbrella terms that cover a range of treatments. In very general terms, counseling usually refers to short-term support for those experiencing a particular difficulty, while psychotherapy refers to longer-term, deeper psychological experience around difficulties that may be long-standing. “Therapist” is a term used to refer to counselors and psychotherapists.

Both take place when a therapist sees a client in a private and confidential setting to explore a difficulty they may be facing, distress they may be experiencing, or a general sense of dissatisfaction, loss of direction or purpose in life. Therapists do not judge, give advice, or direct their clients to take a particular course of action. Their role is to help the patient, in a safe environment, to explore issues and through the use of therapeutic principles, structure and techniques, to find direction or purpose in his life, to overcome difficulties, to create changes, to strengthen himself emotionally and mentally . To feel well-being for dealing with psychological problems. The motivation to provide counseling or psychotherapy therefore always needs to come from the client.

Our website is a service that is here for you providing a safe, professional, confidential and non-judgmental space for women, men and couples to discuss their difficulties with pregnancy, pregnancy loss, pregnancy journey and related issues. The counseling support activity is staffed by a group of professionally qualified and experienced counselors and psychotherapists.

If you are experiencing any of the following issues, we can help:

Are you pregnant, whether planned or unplanned, and need someone to talk to?
Have you suffered the loss of a child due to stillbirth, miscarriage or ectopic pregnancy?
Are you or your partner experiencing antenatal depression or postnatal depression?
Are you nervous about becoming a mother or father for the first time?
Have you experienced a traumatic birth in the past?
Do you need to talk after pregnancy termination?
Are you expecting a prenatal diagnosis of disability?
Are you worried about your relationship because of these kinds of unresolved issues?

Appointments are available between 9 a.m. and 5 p.m., Monday through Friday. If an online session is difficult for you, then we can also offer telephone counseling. To request an appointment confidentially, please email or contact us. If you prefer to see a female or male therapist, please let us know.