Reproductive Psychologist Focused on Women's Health and Wellness
Therapy For The Invisible Weight of Adjusting to a Medical Condition
When your body changes, everything else can too.
Health challenges can affect every part of your life—how you feel, how you move through the world, and how you connect with others. You might feel drained, disconnected from your body, or unsure how to keep showing up for yourself and the people you care about. Managing health issues isn’t just about navigating physical symptoms; it’s about finding your footing again in a life that suddenly feels unfamiliar.
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Major health transitions—like menopause, chronic illness, cancer treatment, or recovery—can leave you feeling disconnected from your own body and mind. You may not recognize yourself anymore, and that loss can come with grief, frustration, or sadness that’s hard to explain to others.
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Life after surgery, a new diagnosis, or ongoing medical treatments can change how you see yourself. Maybe you’re grappling with scars, hair loss, weight changes, or physical side effects—and it’s bringing up discomfort, shame, or a longing for how things used to feel.
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Chronic illness, treatment fatigue, or even the emotional weight of a diagnosis can make everyday tasks feel overwhelming. You might feel stretched thin trying to balance family, work, and personal needs—while fighting the pressure to "keep it together" for everyone else.
Therapy supports your emotional and physical well-being so you can:
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Strengthen your support system and improve communication with loved ones
Develop coping skills to manage overwhelming emotions, uncertainty, and grief
Feel more confident navigating the medical system and advocating for your needs
Reconnect with your resilience and adjust to an evolving sense of identity
Helping you find peace in change—and hope for what's next.
Whether you're adjusting to a new diagnosis, managing ongoing treatment, navigating survivorship, or simply trying to process what life looks like now, therapy offers a place to catch your breath.
Together, we can ease the emotional toll of health challenges, help you process what you’ve been through, and work toward rebuilding a life that feels more like yours again.
You don’t have to do this alone. Let's find a way forward together.
Frequently Asked Questions About Women's Health Psychology
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Women's health psychology focuses on the emotional impact of reproductive health concerns, chronic illness, medical treatment, hormonal changes, and major life transitions.
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Yes. Therapy can help you manage health-related worry, reduce reassurance-seeking behaviors, and cope more effectively with uncertainty.
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Yes. Therapy can provide support as you process fear, grief, identity changes, treatment decisions, and the emotional impact of a medical condition.
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Yes. I support clients navigating chronic illness, reproductive health concerns, medical trauma, and complex healthcare experiences.
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Yes. Therapy can help you manage stress, uncertainty, treatment fatigue, emotional overwhelm, and the practical challenges that often accompany ongoing medical care.
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Medical experiences often involve uncertainty, loss of control, difficult decisions, and changes to daily life. Emotional distress can occur even when treatment outcomes are positive.
Reclaim your story. Redefine your care.
Healing doesn't mean forgetting what you’ve survived—it means learning how to carry it differently.
If you're ready to feel more grounded, connected, and supported through whatever comes next, I’m here to help.