Your reproductive health and your mental health are not separate things.
If you're living with PMDD, PCOS, endometriosis, or fertility challenges, you already know how much it takes — physically, emotionally, relationally. What you may not have found yet is mental health support that actually understands that experience.
This isn't general stress management. It's care that's built around the specific realities of reproductive health — because that intersection deserves its own clinical attention.
What reproductive mental health actually means:
Reproductive mental health is not a niche concern — it affects a significant proportion of people, across their whole lives. The psychological impact of these conditions is real, it is often chronic, and it deserves direct treatment. Not management. Not reassurance. Treatment.
What you might be navigating:
Many people in this space have spent years being told their symptoms are not serious, are not related, or are just part of being a person with a reproductive system. That accumulation of invalidation is itself a clinical concern, and it is addressed directly in treatment here.
PMDD (Premenstrual Dysphoric Disorder) — severe mood symptoms, irritability, depression, or anxiety in the luteal phase that disrupt daily functioning
PCOS (Polycystic Ovary Syndrome) — anxiety, depression, body image concerns, and the psychological weight of a chronic, often poorly-managed diagnosis
Endometriosis — chronic pain, diagnostic delay, medical gaslighting, and the grief and anger that accumulates over years of being dismissed
Fertility challenges and infertility — grief, relational strain, anxiety, identity disruption, and the emotional toll of treatment cycles
Pregnancy loss — miscarriage, stillbirth, TFMR — grief that is often disenfranchised and undertreated
Surgical menopause and early menopause — abrupt hormonal change and the psychological adjustment that follows
Treatment that takes the full picture seriously
My approach is practical and skills-focused — and it's built around how these conditions actually work, not a generic anxiety or depression protocol applied without context. Hormones, cycles, chronic pain, diagnostic history — all of it informs how we work together.
Because many of these conditions are chronic, I'm honest about what that means. The goal isn't to make all of it go away. It's to reduce the suffering that can be reduced — and to build a life that feels full and meaningful alongside what remains.
Treatment is via telehealth, available in New York and all PSYPACT states. Most clients engage for 6 to 8 months, though the nature of chronic conditions sometimes means returning to treatment at different life stages.
You have been managing this for long enough without the right support.
If you have spent years navigating a reproductive health condition through misdiagnoses, minimization, and a medical system that was not built with you in mind and you are ready for care that actually meets the complexity of your experience, let's connect.