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Pregnancy Complications & Infertility Therapy

Grief-focused perinatal therapy for pregnancy, birth, fertility, and loss

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What Is Postpartum, Pregnancy, & Infertility Therapy?

We provide therapy for new moms, new dads, those hoping to become parents, and those who are grieving the life they thought they would have. We offer compassionate, grief-focused work to help you feel seen throughout your pregnancy, your fertility journey, or a loss.

Our goal is to help you process your grief and lean into your new normal with curiosity and openness.

What you may be feeling

  • You are struggling to connect with your partner or new baby during pregnancy or after birth

  • You do not feel like yourself

  • You are struggling with the emotional weight of pregnancy, birth, infertility, or pregnancy loss

  • You feel like there is something wrong with you for feeling these things

  • You had a traumatic birth experience, a failed fertility treatment, or a pregnancy loss

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How We Help

We use grief-focused, evidence-based approaches, matched to what you are carrying:

  • EMDR (Eye Movement Desensitization and Reprocessing): Gentle reprocessing of a traumatic birth, a failed treatment, or a loss, so the memory feels less raw.

  • Brainspotting: Body-based work to reach and release the grief and trauma held in the body.

  • Acceptance and Commitment Therapy (ACT): Room to hold painful feelings without being ruled by them, and to reconnect with what matters most.

  • Somatic exercises: Gentle, body-based practices to calm your nervous system when the weight feels physical.

  • Existential therapy: Space to make meaning and grieve the life you thought you would have.

What Can Change

  • The emotional weight feels lighter to carry

  • Grief doesn't feel like a burden

  • Connection grows between you and your partner

  • Anxiety, depression, and dread ease when you think about your journey

Taking The First Step

Step 1
Reach Out

Call 608-683-8188 or schedule a free consultation online. Our team helps with scheduling and insurance.

Step 2
Talk with Amy

Your consultation is with Amy, our founder. She learns what you are looking for and personally matches you with the right therapist.

Step 3
Begin Perinatal Therapy

Start grief-focused sessions in person or online, at a pace that honors what you are going through.

Free 10-minute Consultation

Meet the Team

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    Alexis Gade, LPC

    PSYCHOTHERAPIST

    About Alexis
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    Sarah Schupbach, LCSW

    PSYCHOTHERAPIST

    About Sarah
  • Jeremy Pieper, LMFT - Therapist who supports dads through fatherhood, pregnancy and infertility

    Jeremy Pieper, LMFT

    CLINICAL SUPERVISOR, PSYCHOTHERAPIST
    Supports Couples & Male Partners through Pregnancy, Fatherhood & Infertility

    ABout Jeremy
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    Nicole Carl, LPC

    PSYCHOTHERAPIST

    About Nicole
  • Mike Lawler, MFT-IT

    Mike Lawler, MFT-IT

    PSYCHOTHERAPIST
    Supports couples through infertility, pregnancy concerns, or adjusting to new parenthood

    About Mike
  • A woman with curly hair and tattoos on her arms, smiling and standing indoors with a bed and pillows in the background.

    Karoline Walls, LPC-IT

    PSYCHOTHERAPIST

    About Karoline
  • A smiling woman with long blonde hair, wearing a black dress and a necklace, standing in a room with a bed and a large flat-screen TV in the background.

    Tina Cummins, LPC

    PSYCHOTHERAPIST

    About Tina
  • A woman with long blond hair, blue eyes, wearing a white blouse and black pants, standing indoors with abstract artwork on the wall behind her.

    Amy Harvat, LPC

    PSYCHOTHERAPIST, OWNER & FOUNDER

    About Amy

Frequently Asked Questions

  • No. Many people reach out because they do not feel like themselves, or because pregnancy, fertility, or loss feels heavy. You do not need a diagnosis to start.

  • Yes. This work is grief-focused, and we support people through miscarriage, stillbirth, failed fertility treatment, and the loss of the future they imagined.

  • Yes. We work with new moms, new dads, and partners, together or individually.

  • Yes. We support you throughout pregnancy, the fertility journey, and after birth.

  • Yes. In network with Quartz, Dean Health Plan, Group Health Cooperative, and The Alliance. Superbill available for out-of-network.

  • Yes, we offer sessions in person and online.

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Ready to Get Started?

You do not have to carry this alone. Our goal is to help you process your grief and lean into your new normal with curiosity and openness. Reach out for a free consultation.

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