Mental Health Counseling
Perinatal Therapy and Emotional Support for Vermont Parents
Pregnancy, birth, and early parenting often bring a wide range of emotions β joy, worry, gratitude, overwhelm β as you navigate a season of immense change and growth. You donβt have to sort through any of it alone. Vermont mental health professionals understand the unique emotional landscape of the perinatal period and are here to support you with a safe, nonjudgmental space to talk, process, and feel held in whatever youβre carrying.
Psychotherapy
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It Takes A Village
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Hayden Elmendorf
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Sarah Stanger
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Kimberleigh Weiss-Lewit
Yoga Therapy
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Christine Badalamenti Smith
Community Partners and Non-Profit Organizations
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PSI-VT Chapter
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Frequently Asked Questions
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There are many modalities of support available for Vermont parents! Support could include psychotherapy, yoga therapy, mindfulness-based approaches, support groups, and counseling for individuals, couples, or families.
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Common areas include anxiety, depression, birth trauma, pregnancy loss, fertility challenges, identity shifts, relationship stress, intrusive thoughts, and postpartum mood and anxiety disorders.
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Many Vermont therapists and group facilitators offer both virtual and in-person options, making support more accessible to families across the state.
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Coverage varies by provider and plan. Many psychotherapists accept private insurance or Medicaid, while others offer superbills for reimbursement or sliding-scale options.
Are you a mental health professional supporting Vermont families?
Weβd love to include you in our network of trusted perinatal professionals.