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Reproductive mental healthcare, reimagined for modern life—virtual, expert, and grounded in compassion.




Navigating mood changes?
and/or
Managing pre-existing
mental health conditions?
Pregnant? Postpartum?
Breastfeeding?
Hormonal mood shifts?
Planning pregnancy?
Recovering from grief, loss, and/or trauma?

We support your mental well-being with empathy, expertise, and care — in every life stage
...wherever you are, whoever you are
Why choose OBGYN Psychiatry?

Hormones are potent neurosteroids that influence mood and behavior.
Typical hormonal shifts — whether premenstrual, postpartum, or during perimenopause — can trigger or worsen mental health symptoms like anxiety, depression, or irritability.
Although most women experience periods and pregnancy — planned or not.
These notable life stages are rarely covered in standard psychiatric training.
Our team brings deep expertise in perinatal and reproductive mental health, built through rigorous, specialized training.
Prioritize your unique mental health needs
to find balance, build resilience, & thrive with us









If you're here ... you belong here.
Although we know these labels may not fit everyone, we refer to pregnant, birthing & menstruating individuals
as female, women, or mothers.
Inclusive

Welcoming


Our Story
Welcome to OBGYN Psychiatry
Our telehealth practice creates a safe and supportive space to join you in enhancing your mental well-being.
We support mental wellness across all stages of life — specializing in hormonal, pregnancy, postpartum, breastfeeding, infertility, menopause, and beyond — because your mental health matters. We look forward to partnering with you, offering our expertise, and walking alongside you in your journey, no matter where life takes you.
World Health Organization
"There is no health without mental health."
Maternal Mental Health (MMH) Leadership Alliance
"If untreated, symptoms of MMH conditions can last up to 3 years."
Postpartum Support International
"Studies show that 1 in 5 may experience perinatal depression or anxiety."
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