Therapist and doula in Madison, Wisconsin.

Work with me
Work with me

Mental health & doula support for everyone.

Welcome, I’m so glad you’re here! I’m Victoria and I am a queer-identifying mental health therapist and doula based in Madison, Wisconsin. I support:

  • Parents navigating fertility, pregnancy, birth, and postpartum journeys

  • Queer and trans folks & families seeking affirming care

  • Neurodivergent individuals needing support with unmasking

  • Couples working on communication & conflict resolution

  • And anyone in between!

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How to work with me:

1.
Submit an inquiry

Fill out my contact form indicating what type of support you are looking for! You will receive a response within 48 hours.

2.
Schedule a free consult

We will coordinate a date/time that works best for you to discuss services, see if it feels like a good fit, and answer any questions you may have.

3.
Complete paperwork & get support

Before working together, I will share onboarding paperwork for you to review and if all looks good, we move forward!

Submit an inquiry
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 FAQs

  • I am in network with UHC Medicaid and Forward Health/T19 Medicaid. I do offer superbills to provide to other insurance providers for out of network coverage reimbursement. Please confirm with your insurance company of your out of network benefits for more information. You are also able to use FSA & HSA cards to cover the cost of private pay sessions.

    I am an approved Carrot provider for birth doula services.

  • I offer both virtual & in-person services - my physical office location is in downtown Madison!

    121 E Main St, Fl 3, Madison, WI 53704

  • I have a strong passion for supporting new & expecting parents, as well as reproductive health care. In both roles, I am able to support people where they are and find empowerment in their journeys. Social justice is also a central component and I hope to advocate for this in a variety of ways. I will always support your choices and uplift your voice throughout our time together! Trauma-informed and LGBTQ+ affirming care is always a priority in my practice.

  • No, I am unable to be both an individual’s doula & their therapist as to prevent dual relationships from occurring. A doula and a therapist are two very different roles and I want to support each client ethically and appropriately. I provide referrals to other perinatal therapists in the area for my doula clients that request that support.