We want you to know you are not alone
ABOUT VILLAGE THERAPY
Village Therapy was founded by a mama, for mamas, because conception, pregnancy and parenting isn't easy and it really does take a village. We are specialists in maternal mental health and provide telephone and video therapy sessions.
Wherever you are on your journey, we are here to help you through. Village Therapy provides "on-the-go" counselling, by way of telephone or live video chat, to women and their partners to address mental health concerns during any stage of the perinatal period; from preconception to parenting.
Village Therapy's Mission
Our mission is to broaden access to Maternal Mental Health support during the perinatal period by offering convenient, professional, non-judgmental online therapy.
Common concerns we address:
Pregnancy
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Unplanned or unexpected pregnancy
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Options counselling
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Sharing your news
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Depression and/or anxiety during pregnancy
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Health related anxiety or phobias
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Adoption support
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Surrogacy support
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Preparing for multiples
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Surviving pregnancy with a history of sexualized violence
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Preparing for delivery
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Heal from previous birth trauma
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Sibling preparation
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Any Perinatal Mood and Anxiety Disorder
Infertility & Pregnancy Loss
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Emotional challenges of infertility
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Miscarriage
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Stillbirth
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Pregnancy after loss
Postpartum
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Heal from traumatic birth
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Re-write your birth story
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Postpartum anxiety
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Postpartum depression
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Father/partners mental health
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Role changes and transitions
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Couples adjustment
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Dealing with difficult family dynamics
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Mother guilt
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Emotional issues with breastfeeding
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Adjustment to parenthood
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Sibling adjustment
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Any Perinatal Mood and Anxiety Disorder
Parenting & Beyond
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Neonatal Intensive Care Unit (NICU) parent support
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Major life event
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Managing the mental load
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Grief and loss
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Single parent support
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Role adjustment
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Return to work
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Finding child care
***Please note: Village Therapy is not able to provide any crisis intervention. If you are having any immediate thoughts of self-harm or suicide please contact 911, proceed to your nearest emergency room or contact your local distress centre.