Pregnancy after loss, welcoming a new baby, and parenting living children while carrying grief is tender, complex terrain. It is layered with love and fear, hope and vigilance, joy and sorrow, all existing at the same time.

My approach is trauma-conscious, attachment-aware, and deeply attuned to the nervous system realities of loss. I draw on extensive experience in perinatal mental health, pregnancy and infant loss, attachment science, and developmental understanding to support families navigating this uniquely vulnerable chapter.

We honor that your body remembers. We honor that grief does not disappear when a new life arrives. And we create space for both bonding and healing to unfold together.

This work supports parents in:

• Navigating pregnancy after loss with support for anxiety, fear, hypervigilance, and medical trauma

• Regulating the nervous system during appointments, milestones, and triggering moments

• Bonding with a subsequent baby while honoring the baby who died

• Welcoming a new baby while making space for grief

• Parenting living children while carrying loss

• Supporting siblings as they grow up in a family shaped by grief

• Responding to children’s questions about loss in developmentally attuned ways

• Integrating grief and enduring memory into daily family life rather than pushing it aside

• Increasing nervous system regulation for both you and your children

• Building secure attachment in the presence of complex emotions

• Supporting intergenerational healing while raising children