Joanna Haydon (she/her)

You may be carrying grief, hope, anxiety, and uncertainty all at once, and often in ways that feel hard to put into words. Together, we create space to understand and hold these experiences so they feel less isolating and more bearable. In our work, we slow things down and begin to understand: The layers of grief, hope, and uncertainty you may be carrying The meaning this experience holds for you personally The ways it may be shaping your relationships, self-perception, and emotional world

You may be carrying grief, hope, anxiety, and uncertainty all at once, and often in ways that feel hard to put into words. Together, we create space to understand and hold these experiences so they feel less isolating. In our work, we slow things down and begin to understand the layers of grief, hope, and uncertainty you may be carrying; the meaning this experience holds for you personally; and the ways it may be shaping your relationships, self-perception, and emotional world.

I work with women experiencing perinatal and postpartum OCD and anxiety, which are not reflections of who you are—but of how your mind is responding to fear, responsibility, and the intensity of this transition. In our work, we slow things down and begin to understand the nature of intrusive thoughts and why they feel so powerful; the underlying anxiety driving the cycle of fear and reassurance; and the meaning this experience may hold within your emotional world.

You may be carrying grief, hope, anxiety, and uncertainty all at once, and often in ways that feel hard to put into words. Together, we create space to understand and hold these experiences so they feel less isolating. In our work, we slow things down and begin to understand the layers of grief, hope, and uncertainty you may be carrying; the meaning this experience holds for you personally; and the ways it may be shaping your relationships, self-perception, and emotional world.

You may find yourself overthinking, questioning yourself, or feeling stuck in the same relationship dynamics. Together, we begin to understand what’s underneath so these patterns feel less overwhelming. In our work, we slow things down and begin to understand the underlying fears driving your anxiety; the relational patterns that repeat across your different areas of your life; and the ways you may be adapting, protecting, or holding yourself back without fully realizing it.