Pregnancy, Prenatal & Postpartum Support on Long Island

Support for the emotional journey into motherhood — from pregnancy through postpartum and beyond.

Pregnancy and new parenthood can be beautiful and joyful — but they can also bring unexpected emotional challenges. Hormonal changes, identity shifts, physical exhaustion, and the pressure to “do it all” can lead many women to feel overwhelmed, anxious, or depressed.

At Long Island Therapy, we provide compassionate, specialized support for women navigating pregnancy, birth, postpartum adjustment, and early motherhood. Whether you’re expecting your first child or expanding your family, we’re here to help you feel more grounded, supported, and emotionally well.

Common Issues We Support:

  • Mood swings, sadness, or irritability during or after pregnancy
  • Postpartum depression or anxiety
  • Panic, worry, or intrusive thoughts
  • Birth trauma or difficult labor experiences
  • Pregnancy after miscarriage or loss
  • Emotional adjustment to motherhood or identity changes
  • Struggles with bonding or breastfeeding
  • Overwhelm, guilt, or burnout from caregiving responsibilities

If you’re feeling emotionally overwhelmed or “not like yourself,” you’re not alone — and therapy can help you feel supported, understood, and empowered again.

Whether you’re in your first trimester or caring for a newborn, your mental health matters just as much as your physical health.

What We’ll Work On Together

  • Support your emotional well-being during pregnancy
  • Address fears, worries, or unexpected feelings about motherhood
  • Process birth trauma or loss
  • Navigate relationship or identity shifts after becoming a parent
  • Reduce symptoms of postpartum anxiety or depression
  • Promote bonding and healthy attachment with your baby
  • Build realistic coping tools and self-care practices

Who This Service Is For

We support:

  • Expecting parents (pregnancy or fertility support)
  • New mothers in the postpartum period
  • Parents navigating loss, miscarriage, or NICU stays
  • Women with previous trauma or mental health concerns exacerbated by parenthood
  • Partners looking to better support a pregnant or postpartum loved one