Veronica UrsettoCounselor, LCPC, PMH-C (she, her)

About

Sometimes your mind won’t turn off; when worry begins to loop, fears can feel louder than logic, or grief has woven itself into everything, you may start to wonder if something is wrong with you. There isn’t. Obsessive thoughts often show up after loss, medical trauma, or prolonged uncertainty. You may find yourself stuck in “what ifs,” constantly scanning your body, googling symptoms, or mentally rehearsing worst-case scenarios about your fertility, your pregnancy, or your ability to be a good parent. You’re trying to protect you in a world that has felt unpredictable, painful, or unsafe. I specialize in working with people who feel trapped in obsessive thinking, anxiety, and reproductive trauma, including infertility, pregnancy loss, complicated pregnancies and births, and the transition into parenthood. You are deeply thoughtful, sensitive, and high-functioning on the outside. Internally you are tired and waiting for the other shoe to drop.

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