Pregnancy is a time of profound change — physically, emotionally, and relationally. While it can bring excitement, it can also stir up anxiety, mood changes, and past traumas. At Dr. Inzinna Psychological Services, we provide perinatal therapy to support individuals and families through pregnancy, birth, and the transition into parenthood.
The perinatal period covers pregnancy through the first year postpartum. During this time, many people experience emotional challenges such as:
These struggles are common and treatable — and seeking help is a sign of strength.
Perinatal therapy provides a safe space to:
Our clinicians combine psychodynamic therapy with skills-based and trauma-informed approaches. This allows us to not only treat symptoms, but also address the deeper emotional shifts that come with pregnancy and parenthood.
Therapy is:
Dr. Emily Underwood, PsyD
Dr. Underwood has specialized training in perinatal mood and anxiety disorders, with experience in both outpatient and hospital-based care. She is a member of Postpartum Support International (PSI) and is committed to helping mothers and families through pregnancy, birth, and beyond.
For a free consultation, call Dr. Emily at +1 201-378-3915 or email dremily@drinzinna.com
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We accept most major insurance plans (Aetna, UnitedHealthcare, Oxford, BCBS, and more). Evening hours and telehealth sessions are available for your convenience.
If you’ve already given birth and are facing challenges with mood, anxiety, or adjustment, you may benefit more from our Postpartum Therapy services. We specialize in supporting mothers and families during the first year after childbirth.
Please reach us at wellness@drinzinna.com if you cannot find an answer to your question.
Yes. Many people experience increased anxiety while pregnant, and therapy can help reduce worry, build coping skills, and prepare for postpartum.
Perinatal therapy provides space to grieve, process emotions, and find support through these deeply painful experiences.
Yes, partners are welcome to participate in sessions if desired, since perinatal challenges often affect the whole family system.
You can begin at any stage — during pregnancy, immediately after birth, or later in the postpartum year.
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