SERVICE
Consultations
Personalized guidance for survivors, partners, and providers, wherever you are in your journey.
What to Expect
Consultations are a supportive, focused space to help you better understand your experience, connect with resources, and take a meaningful next step. They are not psychotherapy, but they are grounded in clinical expertise and lived experience.
Consultations are based on the needs of the client but often include space for you to share whatever experiences you feel comfortable sharing, validation, and psychoeducation related to your trauma, as well as coping skills and resources to help you navigate life after perinatal trauma.
All consultations are virtual and available throughout the United States.
1:1 Consultations
For Survivors, Partners & Families
Personalized guidance for survivors, partners, and families navigating birth trauma, pregnancy after trauma, or the lingering emotional impact of a difficult birth.
These sessions are designed to meet you where you are. Whether you’re looking for validation after a traumatic birth, trying to understand what happened, preparing for a subsequent pregnancy, or simply need someone who gets it, this is a space built for you.
What’s included:
A safe, confidential space to share your experience
Validation and psychoeducation related to your trauma
Coping strategies and practical tools
Referrals and connection to a therapist in your state
Details:
Format: Virtual (available throughout the U.S.)
Duration: 60 minutes
Fee: $200 per session
Professional Consultations
For OBs, Nurses, Doulas, Therapists, Midwives & Other Professionals
Support for professionals looking to better understand trauma-informed care and apply it in real-world practice. Whether you’re a clinician wanting to improve your bedside communication, a therapist expanding into perinatal work, or a birth professional looking to deepen your understanding of how trauma shows up in the care setting, these consultations are built for you.
What’s included:
Guidance on trauma-informed approaches in clinical and birth settings
Case consultation and reflective practice
Education on perinatal trauma, severe maternal morbidity, and patient-centered communication
Support in building or refining trauma-informed workflows and protocols
Details:
Format: Virtual (available throughout the U.S.)
Duration: [Placeholder — confirm session length with client]
Fee: [Placeholder — confirm pricing with client]
Partner & Family Consults
For Loved Ones Supporting a Survivor
Guidance for loved ones who want to better understand birth trauma and learn how to support the survivor, without minimizing, fixing, or overstepping.
Birth trauma doesn’t just affect the person who gave birth. Partners, parents, and other family members often feel helpless, confused, or unsure of how to show up. These sessions are a space to ask questions, learn what your loved one is experiencing, and develop practical ways to be present in their healing.
What’s included:
A safe, confidential space to share your experience
Validation and psychoeducation related to your trauma
Coping strategies and practical tools
Referrals and connection to a therapist in your state
Details:
Format: Virtual (available throughout the U.S.)
Duration: ???
Fee: ???
Specialized Areas of Support
In addition to the consultation types above, Kayleigh offers focused support in the following areas. These can be addressed within a 1:1 consultation or as part of a tailored plan based on your needs.
Hysterectomy
Support
Specialized consultation and emotional support for those who experienced an unexpected or medically necessary hysterectomy related to childbirth or complications. This support focuses on grief, identity, body changes, reproductive loss, and navigating life after this devastating loss.
Pregnancy After
Birth Trauma
Specialized support for those preparing for another pregnancy or birth after trauma, focused on emotional readiness, planning, advocacy, and nervous-system support.
Looking for Ongoing Therapy?
Consultations are a powerful starting point, but they are not a replacement for ongoing therapy. If you’re located in Pennsylvania or Florida and are looking for continued therapeutic support, Kayleigh’s clinical practice, Holding Hope Perinatal, may be the right next step.