A New Day Psychiatry
Frequently Asked Questions
Our FAQ section provides answers to common questions about pre-conception counseling, offering helpful information to guide you through the process at A New Day Psychiatry.
What is pre-conception counseling?
Pre-conception counseling is a proactive approach to preparing for pregnancy by addressing mental, emotional, and physical health. At A New Day Psychiatry, we focus on evaluating your mental health, managing conditions like anxiety or depression, and providing guidance to ensure emotional well-being before pregnancy.
Who should consider pre-conception counseling?
Pre-conception counseling is ideal for anyone planning to conceive, especially those with a history of mental health conditions, couples looking to improve their emotional connection, or individuals on psychiatric medications. A New Day Psychiatry helps tailor the counseling experience to your unique needs, ensuring you feel supported during the journey to parenthood.
How can pre-conception counseling help me manage stress and anxiety about pregnancy?
We understand that planning for a family can bring up feelings of stress or anxiety. Our team at A New Day Psychiatry offers coping strategies and emotional support, helping you reduce anxiety and build confidence in your ability to handle pregnancy and parenthood.
Can I stay on psychiatric medications during pregnancy?
At A New Day Psychiatry, we work with you to review your current medications, assess their safety during pregnancy, and explore alternatives if necessary. Our goal is to protect both your mental health and your baby’s development.
What should I expect during a pre-conception counseling session?
During a session, you can expect a thorough evaluation of your mental health, lifestyle, and emotional readiness for pregnancy. We’ll discuss your history, any concerns, and create a personalized plan to ensure you’re mentally and emotionally prepared to start a family.
