Maternal Mental Health
Coping with Pregnancy and Infant Loss
The grief associated with pregnancy and infant loss is complex in that it encompasses a multitude of losses ~ loss of hopes, dreams, and the future as you planned it. …
Dear Dads, Paternal Postpartum Depression is Real
Postpartum depression has traditionally been viewed as a condition limited to women. In truth, fathers similarly experience significant biological, environmental, and general life changes that can lead to symptoms of …
Maternal Mental Health Awareness Month ~ YOU are not alone
No matter the struggle you are experiencing during your pregnancy or postpartum, you are not alone. Perinatal mood and anxiety disorders (PMADs) are the #1 complication of childbirth. …
Perinatal Matters: The Importance of Perinatal Counseling and Finding a Trained Perinatal Therapist
Pregnancy, childbirth, and parenting bring significant change, stress, and worry to life even when all goes to plan. …
PTSD in Parents of Preemies
The excitement of parenthood can quickly come to a halt with the birth of a premature baby. Research over the past decade has shown that between 40-60 percent of NICU …
Coping with the Coronavirus Pandemic During Pregnancy
Fear and anxiety are likely at the forefront of your mind these days. Worries about your risk for illness, concerns for your unborn baby, uncertainty about the logistics of your …
Supporting Someone You Love Through Infertility
Infertility is a painful struggle. A lonely and scary ride that none of us would voluntarily jump on. In the United States 10-15 % of couples have difficulty getting pregnant …
Demystifying Postpartum Mood and Anxiety Disorders: Myths vs Facts
It’s no secret that the postpartum period is difficult both physically and emotionally. Most women have heard of postpartum depression and typically think of excessive crying, moodiness or not feeling …
5 Must Haves for Emotional Well-being Post Baby
While we cannot always prevent stress, worry, or a postpartum mood disorder from occurring, we can take steps to best care for ourselves during this vulnerable time. Consider these not …
Frequently Asked Questions
How do I schedule an appointment?
If you are a new client, you may schedule your complimentary consultation or your initial appointment by visiting the contact page and filling out the short form or outreaching directly to your desired provider by calling (470) 740-7121.
If you are an existing client, please outreach to your provider directly either by telephone, email, or via the client portal secure messaging system.
Do you accept my insurance?
HWP does not accept insurance. Managed care companies were created to “manage” and contain escalating health care costs. Their bottom line is to reduce costs and raise profits; it is not to increase the quality of care professionals provide or your quality of life. HWP is solution-focused on quality of life and personal goals.
What is your cancellation policy?
If you need to cancel or change your appointment, we ask you to inform your provider at least 24 hours in advance of your scheduled session start time. Your full session fee will be charged for missed appointments and cancellations received less than 24 hours in advance.
What forms of payment do you accept?
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