Couples Therapy
Let’s do this, together.
- For couples
- Reproductive journey
- Virtual or in person
- Free 15-minute consultation
The seasons around trying to conceive, loss, pregnancy, and a new baby can put real pressure on a relationship, even a strong one. You may be grieving differently, coping differently, or simply passing each other in the exhaustion. Couples work here is about staying connected through the change, together.
Ashley Hanna-Morgan, LCSW, PMH-CCalifornia LCSW #66494 Nevada LCSW #7719-CClient Notices
Support during
During Infertility · Perinatal Grief & Loss · Preparing for Parenthood · Postpartum & Beyond
A sampling of what you will learn with me
- How to prepare for labor & delivery
- How to authentically express your needs as requests, not complaints
- How to support your partner and yourself during times of transition
- How to grieve together and grow together
- How to evolve as parents
- How to navigate family dynamics and in-laws
- How to feel good as a parent while setting limits
How I work
My role is to listen deeply to hear what you might be struggling to articulate to each other, and to advocate for you. I practice from a foundation of Gottman Marriage Principles, Attachment Theory, Internal Family Systems Therapy, Parenting skills training via Dr. Dan Siegel & Dr. Becky Kennedy, all woven together with the Enneagram Personality Test. Most of all, I am passionate about learning with you, about you, and making the work of therapy engaging and fun.
A note on how couples sessions work
Ashley sees couples navigating the reproductive journey together. (For individual therapy, partners are also welcome for occasional drop-in sessions to learn and to support the work.)
Where therapy is available
Virtual across California and Nevada, with in-person options in San Diego. Details are on the availability page.
You might also be looking for
Perinatal mental health
support across fertility, pregnancy, birth, postpartum, loss, and the transitions in between.
Infertility & reproductive mental health
for fertility treatment, loss, and the grief and decisions along the way.
Ashley has written about this too. Read her articles on relationships and parenthood.