Postpartum depression is the most common complication from pregnancy. 1 in 7 women experience postpartum depression after giving birth, and as many as 1 in 5 women experience perinatal depression during pregnancy, the postpartum period, or both. Without treatment, postpartum depression symptoms can last for years. But talking to someone can help. In fact, whether your symptoms are mild or severe, postpartum depression is a condition that can be effectively treated with therapy.
It can be hard to know if postpartum depression therapy is right for you, or where to start. You may not know whether you’re experiencing symptoms of postpartum depression or something else — like baby blues, postpartum anxiety, or other related conditions.
Depression symptoms can also begin during pregnancy, but it can be easy to miss the signs because stress, lack of sleep, and hormonal shifts are so common for all pregnant women and new mothers. If your symptoms are impacting your quality of life, talking to a therapist specializing in postpartum depression treatment can help you sort through what you’re feeling and build important skills to navigate early motherhood.
Have you found yourself searching “postpartum therapist near me” to find specialized support and guidance through the emotional challenges following childbirth? You’re in the right place.
Healing from postpartum depression starts with finding a postpartum depression therapist who understands your experience. At Two Chairs, we’re dedicated to matching you with the right therapist for you. How?
Before you start postpartum therapy at Two Chairs, you’ll meet with a licensed expert trained in matching people to the right therapist. Based on what you share about your unique experiences, preferences, and goals for therapy, we’ll find you a therapist experienced in treating postpartum depression in the most effective way for you.
With our matching approach, we ensure your individual needs and preferences are understood and that your therapist has expertise in postpartum depression therapy. 98% of Two Chairs clients agree their therapist is a good fit.
We’re committed to helping you feel better so you can enjoy motherhood. In addition to making sure we match you with the right therapist, we provide tools to help you track and reflect on your progress.When you come to us for psychotherapy for postpartum depression, your therapist will adjust your care as needed whether you’re in therapy for a matter of weeks or months.
As a new mother, you shouldn’t have to worry about paying for postpartum depression therapy and navigating insurance. Our Care Coordination team is here to help you get the most out of your insurance and benefits and support you throughout the process.
Whether you prefer the ease of virtual postpartum depression therapy or want to get out of the house to see your therapist in person, we’ve designed every experience of our hybrid care model to make sure you feel safe and comfortable.
If you have more questions, our Care Coordination Team would love to help.
Therapy is a collaborative process based on a trusting relationship between you and your therapist. This strong therapeutic alliance allows you to talk freely and openly in a supportive, unbiased, and non-judgmental environment. Together, over a series of appointments, you and your therapist will challenge current patterns that keep you feeling stuck as well as identify and work towards fulfilling goals.
Currently, Two Chairs offers psychotherapy services to those over the age of 18. While we don’t currently offer psychiatric or adolescent services, our therapists can help work with outside providers for your care.
Research shows that the therapeutic alliance between you and your therapist is the best predictor of successful treatment outcome. Psychologists define the therapeutic alliance as the strength of the therapist-client relationship and how aligned you are on goals. Studies show that individuals with a strong therapeutic alliance with their therapist are more productive at work, have more fulfilled relationships, can cope more effectively with daily stressors, and engage in less risky behaviors.
You can expect to be on a 45-minute video call with a licensed Two Chairs therapist who has deep training in making the right match for you. During this conversation, the Two Chairs matching expert will work with you to identify your needs and preferences for therapy, and your scheduling availability. This appointment augments the information you shared when you signed up and provides an opportunity for you to discuss personal questions or concerns you may have about therapy or receiving care at Two Chairs. Based on your conversation, we’ll match you with the best therapist for you based on your needs, goals, and preferences.
If you’re ready to start care, you can book your matching appointment here. If you’d like a closer look at what happens in the matching appointment, you can learn all about it in this blog post.
To ensure you get the most out of therapy, we take great care to honor your preferences and match you with the right therapist. Average wait times vary based on your clinical needs, preferences, and availability. You'll hear from us as soon as we've identified the right therapist for you. If you have any questions in the meantime, please feel free to contact your matching therapist with any questions regarding your match.
Two Chairs provides hybrid care, which allows for a combination of virtual and in-person sessions for clients who are located near one of our clinics in the Bay Area, Los Angeles, Seattle, and Miami and would like the option to connect with their therapist in person. With hybrid care, our goal is to help each Two Chairs client find the right therapist and the right setting for therapy — whether that’s from the comfort of your home, or in one of our beautiful clinics.
Please note: All Matching appointments and first therapy sessions at Two Chairs are held virtually.