Virtual Therapists

All of our therapists are able to treat via Teletherapy in the state of Pennsylvania, however these empowering women are 100% virtual and do not treat clients in the offices. If you would like to know which insurances they accept, who they treat, or read more about them please visit the Your Team page.

Welcoming a baby doesn’t always go as planned. Sometimes there is pain, struggle, trauma, or loss. Sometimes you feel like you’re losing yourself, or that your relationships feel different. If that’s you- there IS hope. If you’ve experienced the emotional and relational challenges related to infertility, perinatal mood issues like anxiety or depression, pregnancy or birth trauma, reproductive medical challenges, identity loss, relationship shifts, miscarriage, stillbirth, early infant death, TFMR, NICU admissions, or any other stress related to child-bearing, Angie is ready to companion you toward healing and wellness. Angie Chelton has spent her career supporting people who experience family-building challenges. She began this work over 15 years ago as an assistant midwife, doula, and birth educator, and Angie transitioned into counseling because lived experience with infertility, pregnancy loss, and perinatal anxiety underlined the need for expert mental health support for people whose family-building journey holds unexpected challenges.

Gaby is a bilingual (Spanish-English) Licensed Clinical Social Worker certified in Trauma-Focused Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (TF-CBT), Grief Counseling (CGP) and trained in EMDR Therapy. She has many years of experience working with individuals struggling with anxiety, depression, self-esteem issues and trauma history. Gaby is trained in Perinatal Mental Health and has a passion for the therapeutic work with women of all ages. Gaby has a warm, empathetic, and gentle approach to engaging individuals in treatment.

Jess D., a Certified Perinatal Mental Health specialist, community lactation counselor, and sex therapy informed professional, offers compassionate support for individuals navigating perinatal mood disorders, fertility challenges, intimacy and sex issues, sexual kink, and the intricacies of lactation and mental health experience with deployments and the struggles that they entail. 

Brianne is a Licensed Clinical Social Worker, wife, and mother. She attended Widener University for her Masters in Social Work with a focus in clinical practice. Brianne’s passion is working with mothers, college stressors, couples, and families. Brianne is 100% virtual.