Fertility, Loss, Pregnancy + Postpartum

Mental Health Therapy + Groups

Serving clients in Maine + Massachusetts

Serving clients in Maine + Massachusetts

With the right support + guidance,

you can feel like YOU again!

If you’re a hopeful or new(ish) parent and you….

  • don't feel like yourself 
  • find it hard to trust your body
  • struggle to enjoy your pregnancy or postpartum
  • experience scary or unwanted thoughts
  • consider yourself type A or have perfectionist tendencies
  • feel a sense of fear, burnout, resentment, overwhelm, and/or intense anger
  • find self-care efforts mostly lead to guilt or worry

Therapy can help you heal.

Resolve New England

Building Families, Building Community

Erin Pontbriand,
LCPC, PMH-C

“Brandy instantly sets you at ease, provides a warm and safe space to explore all of life's tough feelings, and listens deeply. Specializing in perinatal mental health and new(ish) parents, Brandy will be with you through all stages of your journey.”

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