Ana Velouise
About me
Infertility, queer family building, pregnancy loss, or the postpartum season can feel destabilizing in ways you didn’t expect. You might be dealing with anxiety that feels hard to control, grief that shows up in waves, or thoughts you didn’t expect like jealousy, shame, or constant mental looping. You may find yourself trying to regain a sense of control through researching, comparing, or overthinking, while also feeling unlike yourself. At the same time, there can be pressure to hold it together or “be grateful,” leaving you feeling alone in what you’re experiencing. I'm a perinatal mental health therapist who approaches this work with both clinical training and lived understanding of how nonlinear and humbling this road can be. You don’t have to carry this alone. Visit my website to schedule a free consultation.
Education
MA, Clinical Psychology, Antioch University (2023)
Certification and training
Perinatal Mental Health Certified (2025)
Memberships and affiliations
American Society of Reproductive Medicine
Postpartum Support International
CA Association of Marriage and Family Therapists
EMDRIA
Credentials
Specialties
Languages
English
Service introduction
I offer individual therapy, postpartum text therapy, EMDR therapy intensives, fertility evaluations, and pregnancy after loss support groups.
Packages
Ratings and reviews
As a queer therapist, I’m intentional about where I refer my LGBTQ+ clients building their families. Ana is someone I trust deeply. With her, clients don’t have to shrink themselves or explain their path to parenthood—they simply get to be.
- Samer Fawaz
She truly invests in her clients’ well-being, and her genuine care and dedication set her apart.
- Nikki Hedlund
Thoughtful and attuned. 10/10 recommend for anyone experiencing a pregnancy loss, parenting frustrations, or needing support with your fertility journey.
- Katie Holz
Ana's expertise in peri and postnatal therapy is nothing short of remarkable; her genuine empathy and profound understanding of the challenges parents face enable them to navigate the complexities of early parenting with newfound confidence. The supportive and nurturing environment she creates fosters deep connections and significantly enhances the holistic well-being of both parents and their children, making her an invaluable resource in our field.
- Ofelia Saba Ramírez
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