Perinatal Support
Helping you navigate the emotional, relational, and mental health transitions that accompany pregnancy, the postpartum period, and parenthood.
At Restorative Counseling Services, we recognize that early mental health support can significantly improve long-term outcomes for mother, baby, and the family as a whole.
We work with our clients throughout the reproductive and postpartum journey, including infertility, pregnancy, birth trauma, postpartum adjustment, and parenting and family transitions.
Our team of perinatal mental health clinicians provides specialized, evidence-based care in a safe and supportive environment to help you through these tough times.
You might benefit from working with one of our perinatal experts if you:
Have been experiencing anxiety or sadness for more than two weeks
Have intrusive or frightening thoughts
Find that your emotional distress is impacting your daily functioning
Are experiencing significant relational stress
Had a difficult pregnancy or a traumatic birth experience
Have experienced infertility, pregnancy loss, or infant loss
Meet our Perinatal Team
Victoria specializes in working with women and couples with a focus on perinatal mental health and medical trauma. She believes that the fear, grief, and intrusive thoughts that can hijack a woman's nervous system don't mean that something is deeply wrong. Rather that these experiences are common in the perinatal period and should be discussed and addressed. Victoria's advanced somatic training has equipped her to work with trauma that lives in the body, not just the mind.
Victoria C. Fahy, LCSW, SEP
Licensed Clinical Social Worker
Somatic Experiencing Professional
Kat Kassman, LPC, PMH-C
Licensed Professional Counselor Perinatal Mental Health Professional
Kat specializes in working with couples and women who are in the perinatal season of life. She is extensively trained in Emotionally Focused Therapy which is the gold standard for couples' work. Kat is certified in Perinatal Mental Health through Postpartum Support International.
Kat is also a certified Gottman Bringing Baby Home (BBH) Educator. BBH is designed specifically to help couples prepare their relationship for becoming parents.
Julia Clark, LMSW Licensed Master Social Worker
Julia has advanced specialized training in Dialectical Behavior Therapy (DBT), perinatal mental health, and trauma therapy. Through a mix of skills training and somatic therapy she helps new and expectant mothers address issues such as anxiety, depression, trauma, and the wide range of emotions that arise during the perinatal period.
If you would like to learn more about how to better navigate any aspect of your perinatal experience, please get in touch for a free consultative call with a perinatal support expert. Click below or call us at 678.403.0112.