Ivori Zvorsky (she/her)

Reproductive grief is often invisible to others, even when it's reshaping your entire life. I work with miscarriage, stillbirth, recurrent pregnancy loss, termination for medical reasons (TFMR), infant loss, and the quieter griefs of failed fertility cycles or the parenthood you imagined but didn't get. There's no right timeline and no wrong way to carry it. Whenever you're ready, I can offer a space to bring this without having to explain or minimize.

Fertility challenges are some of the loneliest experiences people go through. I work with clients navigating infertility diagnoses, IVF and IUI, secondary infertility, donor conception, surrogacy decisions, and the grief of cycles that don't work. Sessions can hold the medical anxiety, the relationship strain, the social isolation, and the ambivalence about a path you didn't expect to be on. Whatever stage of the journey you're in, you don't have to navigate it alone.

Pregnancy and postpartum can feel nothing like the version you were promised. I work with prenatal anxiety and depression, pregnancy after loss, birth trauma, postpartum depression and anxiety (PMADs), postpartum rage, intrusive thoughts, and the identity shifts of becoming a parent. As a PMH-C certified psychologist, I bring specialized training to the biological, emotional, and relational complexity of this stage, whether you're glowing, struggling, or somewhere in between.

ACT supports living a meaningful life alongside grief, uncertainty, and feelings you didn't expect to have. Instead of fighting your way out of hard emotions, we'll work on making space for them while staying connected to what matters most to you. ACT is particularly helpful for fertility journeys (where you can't always control the outcome), pregnancy after loss (where hope and fear coexist), and the identity shifts of becoming a parent. It's about flexibility, not perfection.

DBT offers concrete tools for the moments that feel unmanageable, 3am panic, postpartum rage, intrusive thoughts you can't say out loud, the emotional intensity of a loss or a hard cycle. We'll work on emotion regulation, distress tolerance, and grounding skills you can actually use in real life, not just in session. DBT is especially helpful for clients dealing with overwhelming emotions, mood swings, or the dysregulation that often accompanies hormonal shifts during pregnancy and postpartum.

CBT helps untangle the thought patterns that fuel anxiety and depression, the worst-case scenarios you can't shake, the self-blame that follows a loss, the catastrophizing between cycles or scans. Together we'll identify the thoughts driving distress, test them against reality, and build new patterns that actually serve you. CBT is well-researched, structured, and especially effective for perinatal anxiety, postpartum depression, and the rumination that comes with fertility challenges.