Perinatal Mental Health

Sarah Livingston

Liz Reynolds, LCSW

I believe in the internal resources we all have to face life’s challenges. As a trauma informed therapist I strive to collaborate with clients to reinforce those strengths and harness them for change.

Vanessa H. Roddenberry

Dr. Roddenberry, is a licensed psychologist and founder of Breyta Psychological Services. She specializes in trauma therapy using evidence-based approaches like CPT, PE, and ACT, helping clients build resilience and achieve meaningful change.

Melissa Smith

I provide mental health counseling and coaching exclusively to mothers. I offer a holistic and trauma-informed approach to therapy, using a combination of cognitive, somatic, and relational techniques so you feel safe to explore, grow, and heal.

Wendy Aporta

Dr. Wendy Aporta is a marriage and family therapist who specializes in military and first responder individuals, families, and couples. She is proficient with clients experiencing PTSD and dissociative disorders.

Susan Underhill

Kristina Ye

I’m an EMDR-certified trauma and anxiety therapist, and certified perinatal mental health specialist. I help women heal from distressing and painful experiences and calmer, more confident, and feel calmer, more present in their daily lives.

TJ Matton

TJ is a trauma therapist that loves to help people reclaim their sense of self and story. TJ is dedicated to clinical care that feels caring, empowering, collaborative, and joyful.

Jordan Howard-Young, MD

Rebecca Lederman

Whether you are suffering from OCD, social anxiety, depression, people-pleasing, existential fears, relationship concerns, fear or shame, you deserve to feel important, understood, and cared for. I am committed to showing up for you.

Jennyfer Rosado

I’m an integrative trauma therapist, specializing in developmental trauma.

Kate Regnier

I’m an EMDR therapist who helps adults break the people pleaser cycle and to stop feeling like a burden when they try to speak up for themselves. I help others feel comfortable with who they are and to stop ruminating on what they can’t control.