Perinatal mental health care for women across Los Angeles County
Services & Approach

Group and individual therapy designed for the perinatal year.

Our perinatal mental health program offers two interlocking forms of care: weekly therapist-led group therapy for women in pregnancy and postpartum, and individual therapy for the work that needs more focused, one-on-one attention. Most women in our practice benefit from both.

Pregnant women in a perinatal therapy group with a clinician in Pasadena
Service One

Perinatal mental health group therapy

Our flagship service is a small, screened, confidential group therapy program for women across pregnancy and the first year postpartum. Cohorts are organized by stage and concern — for example, an expecting cohort focused on prenatal anxiety, a fourth-trimester cohort focused on postpartum mood and adjustment, and a longer-arc cohort for women navigating identity and relationship shifts later in the first year.

  • Therapist-led, evidence-informed weekly sessions.
  • Small cohorts (typically 6–8 women) to preserve depth and safety.
  • Confidentiality maintained through screening and group agreements.
  • Held at our Pasadena office; secure telehealth options as appropriate.
Therapist-led perinatal group therapy session with women in Los Angeles County
Pregnant woman in individual therapy supported by Pasadena Clinical Group
Service Two

Individual therapy for women

For women who prefer one-on-one care, or who are working through perinatal loss, birth trauma, complex relational dynamics, or specific clinical concerns that benefit from focused attention, we offer individual therapy with our licensed psychologists and therapists. Sessions are typically weekly and can be combined with group therapy when clinically indicated.

  • Evidence-informed approaches including CBT, ACT, and trauma-aware care.
  • Treatment plans built around your stage of pregnancy or postpartum.
  • Coordinated, when needed, with OB providers, doulas, and pediatricians.
  • Evening and weekend availability for working families.
How It Works

From first call to first session

The path into care is intentionally simple. You should not have to navigate a maze to start working on your mental health during one of the most demanding seasons of your life.

1

Initial inquiry

Submit the contact form, send an email, or call our office. Our care coordinator will respond within one business day to verify your insurance benefits and answer logistical questions.

2

Brief intake conversation

A short phone or telehealth call helps us understand what is bringing you in, your stage in the perinatal year, and whether group therapy, individual therapy, or a combination is the right starting point.

3

Clinician matching

You are matched with a licensed clinician on our team whose background fits your concerns. We share that match openly, and we are comfortable adjusting it if the fit isn't right.

4

First session and ongoing care

Your first session is held at our Pasadena office or, when appropriate, via secure telehealth. From there, your clinician helps you build a sustainable cadence — usually weekly — that fits the realities of pregnancy and infant care.

What's Included

The supports built into the program

Care here isn't only what happens inside the therapy hour. The structure around it matters during the perinatal year.

Insurance verification

Our care coordinator works through your benefits before your first session, so you are not surprised by a bill, a copay, or an authorization requirement after the fact.

Flexible scheduling

Evenings, early mornings, and weekend slots are available. We work around feeding windows, infant nap schedules, work obligations, and partner availability where we can.

Care coordination

With your written consent, we coordinate with your OB, midwife, doula, pediatrician, or psychiatrist so that your mental health care is not happening in isolation from the rest of your team.

Honest referrals

If a higher level of care is appropriate — for example, intensive outpatient programming, psychiatric medication management, or specialized trauma treatment — we will say so and help connect you to it.

Across Los Angeles County

Local care for women throughout the LA metro area.

Our office is in Pasadena, but our patients come from across the Los Angeles metropolitan area — Glendale, Burbank, La Cañada Flintridge, Altadena, Sierra Madre, Arcadia, San Marino, San Gabriel, Alhambra, Eagle Rock, Highland Park, Atwater Village, Silver Lake, Echo Park, Mid-City, Hollywood, and beyond. For families farther afield, we offer secure California-licensed telehealth options when clinically appropriate.

Ask About Distance & Telehealth
Pregnant woman preparing for baby in Los Angeles
Begin When You Are Ready

The right kind of care, structured around your perinatal year.

Reach out to verify your benefits and book a first session. The first conversation is short, low-pressure, and there is no obligation to continue.