Perinatal Wellness and Motherhood Support

Motherhood can bring joy and overwhelm, smiles and tears, excitement and exhaustion—from pregnancy through postpartum and into those early parenting years. 
 
The good news? You’re not alone, and what you’re feeling is more common than you think. 
 
Support and connection aren’t luxuries during this season—they’re essential. 
 
I’m here to walk alongside you and help you grow into the mom that you want to be.

 
Abby Gianniny

Hi, I'm Abby!
 
I have over a decade of experience as a licensed therapist, though my focus has shifted to supporting and educating women and providers throughout the perinatal period in order to prepare for the effects of motherhood on mental health.  I am a perinatal wellness specialist, trained postpartum doula, integrative health practitioner (and more...oh my!).  But most importantly, I am mother of three who truly understands the challenges the perinatal period brings.  I am here to support you, educate you, lift you up, and help those shifts feel less heavy. My approach is rooted in both professional expertise and personal experience—and I find that relatability to be so important in this work.




My Services
Individual Perinatal Support 
I offer one on one pregnancy and postpartum support to help you prepare for your most confident birth and postpartum experience. 

*please note that this service is not psychotherapy.  If you are interested in or in need of therapy, please click here to learn more about therapy with me*
Workshops & Group Programs
I offer collaborative workshops, small group cohorts, and educational classes on all things pregnancy, postpartum, and motherhood. Stay tuned for more info on this!
Provider Education and Consultation
I offer workshops, guides, and meaningful conversation for OBGYNs, pediatricians, and other providers who want to better support families through pregnancy, postpartum, and early motherhood.
You prepared for birth.
But who prepared
you for after?
So much of what mothers experience in postpartum is common — but that doesn't make it normal. You deserve information, support, and someone in your corner.