At Berger Counseling Services, we know that pregnancy and parenthood is HARD! Our Perinatal Mental Health Certified therapist, Nadiya Boyce is there to help guide you through it all. Here’s her experience with Perintal Mental Health Services: Pregnancy… What an interesting time in our life! I'll never forget when I saw the word “positive” on my pregnancy test. I'll also never forget the anxiety I felt about all of the unknowns. Will this pregnancy last? Is the baby OK? I hope I don't have Covid (yes, my baby was a Covid-era baby!). So many questions, and so many uncertainties while trying to manage unrelenting morning sickness and my roles as a counselor, mother, and wife. What helped me the most was to speak with a therapist who was certified in Perinatal Mental Health. I didn't fully realize this at the time, but I was dealing with severe anxiety throughout and after my pregnancy. Having someone who understood anxiety through the lens of pre- and post-partum mental health was essential to learning how to ground myself while balancing my varying roles in life as a mother, wife, and counselor. Having a certified Perinatal Mental Health Counseling practitioner to speak with can change the way you navigate the melange of symptoms related to pregnancy, traumatic pregnancy and birth experiences, and postpartum issues. Whether this is your first pregnancy or you've had multiple pregnancies, it would be an honor to support you in helping process your joys, fears, and experiences related to pregnancy and pregnancy loss, the birthing experience, and postpartum experiences. Call Nadiya today to learn more and book your free 15-minute meet and greet. 561-866-3056. Services are offered virtually or in person in Longwood. www.BergerCounselingServices.com #BergerCounselingServices #NadiyaBoyce #birthingsupport #laborsupport #pmads #ppd #pmad #ppa #infertility #ivf #iui #postpartumsupportinternational #postpartumsupport #birthstory #perinatalmentalhealth #maternalmentalhealth #postpartumanxiety #intrusivethoughts #postpartumdepression
At Berger Counseling Services, we know that pregnancy and parenthood is HARD! Our Perinatal Mental Health Certified therapist, Nadiya Boyce is there to help guide you through it all. Here’s her experience with Perintal Mental Health Services: Pregnancy… What an interesting time in our life! I'll never forget when I saw the word “positive” on my pregnancy test. I'll also never forget the anxiety I felt about all of the unknowns. Will this pregnancy last? Is the baby OK? I hope I don't have Covid (yes, my baby was a Covid-era baby!). So many questions, and so many uncertainties while trying to manage unrelenting morning sickness and my roles as a counselor, mother, and wife. What helped me the most was to speak with a therapist who was certified in Perinatal Mental Health. I didn't fully realize this at the time, but I was dealing with severe anxiety throughout and after my pregnancy. Having someone who understood anxiety through the lens of pre- and post-partum mental health was essential to learning how to ground myself while balancing my varying roles in life as a mother, wife, and counselor. Having a certified Perinatal Mental Health Counseling practitioner to speak with can change the way you navigate the melange of symptoms related to pregnancy, traumatic pregnancy and birth experiences, and postpartum issues. Whether this is your first pregnancy or you've had multiple pregnancies, it would be an honor to support you in helping process your joys, fears, and experiences related to pregnancy and pregnancy loss, the birthing experience, and postpartum experiences. Call Nadiya today to learn more and book your free 15-minute meet and greet. 561-866-3056. Services are offered virtually or in person in Longwood. www.BergerCounselingServices.com #BergerCounselingServices #NadiyaBoyce #birthingsupport #laborsupport #pmads #ppd #pmad #ppa #infertility #ivf #iui #postpartumsupportinternational #postpartumsupport #birthstory #perinatalmentalhealth #maternalmentalhealth #postpartumanxiety #intrusivethoughts #postpartumdepression