Perinatal psychology
When motherhood or paternity comes close, it also matters to care for your mental health.
The search for pregnancy, pregnancy, birth and postpartum can transform your life. Along with illusion, fear, uncertainty, sadness, anxiety, guilt or difficulties in the relationship may also appear.
Perinatal psychology accompanies emotional health from the idea of having a baby: search, fertility treatments, pregnancy, birth, postpartum and first moments of rearing. No diagnosis is needed to request support.
Every experience of pregnancy, parenthood and family life is different. In the first sessions we take time to understand your situation and agree on goals with you.
We work with listening, understanding and evidence-based psychological tools. The accompaniment can be individual or, if appropriate, involve the couple.
No. You can come if this stage goes beyond you, fear appears or you need to talk about what you're living without feeling judged.
Yes. We also accompany the desire for maternity, the search for pregnancy, fertility treatments and their uncertainty.
They can coexist with love, tiredness, sadness and a feeling of being overwhelmed. In therapy we explore what is happening and if you need specific care.
That's right. Depending on the situation, accompaniment can be individual, with the couple or combine both spaces.
We can accompany you through the grief, at your own pace, and explore how to face significant dates, a new search or the fear of another loss.
Your therapist
Yolanda RamosHealth General Psychologist · Perinatal PsychologyView profile →Checking form availability…
