What should I ask a perinatal therapist in Santa Barbara?

Do you hold the PMH-C or similar perinatal training? Do you offer video sessions? Are you taking new clients, and how soon could we start? Do you take insurance or offer a sliding scale?

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Perinatal Therapists in Santa Barbara, CA

3 perinatal therapists in Santa Barbara and the rest of Santa Barbara County below.

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Moriah WhoolilurieLM, CPM

Midwife

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Santa Barbara, Santa Barbara County5 testimonials (805) 452-6972 Website

MidwifePerinatal Mental HealthMedi-Cal

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Santa Barbara Birth CenterCPM, CNM, IBCLC

Certified Nurse-Midwife

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Santa Barbara, Santa Barbara County33 testimonials (805) 450-0917 Website

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Sb MidwiferyCPM, CNM, IBCLC

Certified Nurse-Midwife

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Santa Barbara, Santa Barbara County33 testimonials (805) 770-3700 Website

MidwifeDoulaLactation ConsultantPerinatal Mental HealthChiropractorMedi-Cal

What a perinatal therapist does

Perinatal therapists are counselors who focus on pregnancy, birth, and the first year. They're licensed (LMFT, LCSW, psychologist), and the PMH-C certification means extra training in perinatal mental health. Most offer video sessions, which matters when leaving the house is the hard part.

Worth asking before you decide

Do you hold the PMH-C or similar perinatal training?
Do you offer video sessions?
Are you taking new clients, and how soon could we start?
Do you take insurance or offer a sliding scale?

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