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Therapy
Therapy that focuses on where mental health meets health.
Depression
Anxiety
Stress
Insomnia
Relationships
Grief and loss
Cancer
Infertility
Prenatal or postpartum anxiety, depression, OCD
Reproductive trauma
Premenstrual dysphoric disorder (PMDD)
Polycystic ovarian syndrome (PCOS)
Endometriosis
Abortion (first, second and third trimester)
Selective reduction
Therapy
FAQs
Do you accept insurance?
No, we are an out-of-network providers. Many insurance companies will provide out-of-pocket coverage for your fees.
How long will therapy take?
It varies with each person. It often depends on the type of difficulties you are facing, your motivation to address your challenges and the goals you have set out for yourself. We offer both short and long-term therapy.
What type of therapy can I expect in our sessions?
We consider ourselves eclectic and enjoy the art of combining therapy models to fit your needs. We tend to gravitate towards mindfulness-based cognitive behavior therapy (CBT), acceptance and commitment therapy (ACT), short and long-term psychodynamic therapy, dialectical behavioral therapy (DBT) and motivational interviewing.
Consultation for
Intended Parents
Building a family can take many unique forms. One option, third-party reproduction, can be easier with a guide by your side to answer questions, discuss options, and help you honor the best choice for your family in this process. We work with families as a consultant, educator, and teammate throughout the journey.
You might want a consultation for third-party reproduction if:
You will use donated egg, sperm, embryo for family building.
You will work with a surrogate during the growth of your family.
You are considering the preservation of your own egg or sperm.
The goal of the consultation is to help you, the intended parent(s), feel more prepared for you and your offspring’s future. In our meeting, we will discuss:
The process of third-party reproduction and review your choices
Your thoughts and feelings about donor conception.
How to honor your family’s values in selecting a donor and/or surrogate.
When and how to discuss your family building with friends and family.
When and how to disclose your child’s genetic origins to them.
Relationship building with your surrogate.
Consultation for Intended Parents FAQs
How do I make an appointment?
Please message us here and request a consultation if you are family building with a donor(s) and/or surrogate.
Do you accept insurance?
We do not accept insurance. If you would like to know if your insurance company will cover your costs, please message us for the fees and billing codes. Several insurance companies do not cover third-party reproduction costs.
Do you support intended parent(s) who are apart of the queer, transgender, non binary and/or polyamorous community?
Yes, we support anyone who wishes to build their family.
Do you see individuals who are considering fertility preservation or becoming a single parent by choice?
Yes, we see many individuals considering fertility preservation. We also support individuals who are considering becoming a single parent by choice.
Why did my doctor say I needed to have a third-party reproduction consultation?
The American Society of Reproductive Medicine recommends that intended parent(s) to receive psychological education on donor conception and/or surrogacy. Your doctor recommended this consultation in order to prepare your for the psycho-social aspects of third party reproduction and family building.
Donor and Surrogacy Screening
There are many ways to help families grow. If you plan to be an de-identified donor, directed (known) donor, surrogate/gestational carrier or donate your embryos, please send a secure message to make an appointment.
“Resilience is based on compassion for ourselves as well as compassion for others.”
— Sharon Salzberg