A safe space to breathe, be seen, and that’s just for you.

Compassionate and Trauma-Informed Therapy for Infertility, Pregnancy, Postpartum, and Motherhood in SF Bay Area & Online across CA

You never expected to be here.

You’re not used to this feeling—the unpredictability, the loss of control. You know this isn’t sustainable anymore and something needs to change.You’re in the right place.

I help moms and aspiring moms who are…

Struggling to enjoy and adjust to this chapter in motherhood

Feeling like they’ve lost parts of who they used to be

Having a hard time slowing down or resting

Getting stuck in cycles of anxiety

Feeling pressure to get things “right”

Wanting to break patterns of how they were raised

Noticing their own childhood or family dynamics showing up

You don’t have to hold on to all of this alone

MEET JESSICA SIRIAS VASQUEZ, LMFT

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Therapy that feels like a real conversation.

One important thing to know about me is that I take the therapeutic relationship very seriously. I show up genuinely and authentically—you will see my emotions, my humor, and my humanness. I see you as the expert in your own life. My role is to be actively in it with you; as a guide, a compassionate thought partner, and someone who will help you make sense of what you’re experiencing.

I’m intentional about creating a space that feels safe, but also engaging. Our sessions aren’t just supportive, but insightful and interactive. I won’t tell you how to live your life, but I will challenge you when it’s helpful and support you in finding solutions that will actually work for you.

This is a space where together, we can co-create a therapy experience that truly makes sense to you. Where you can show up as you are, say the hard things out loud, and learn how to experience this chapter of motherhood differently.

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You’re used to doing everything on your own so you’ve probably tried to handle this the same way.

Maybe you’ve googled answers, reached out to people you trust, or tried to push it aside and hope it passes. But it’s not going away—and you’re starting to realize you might need more support.

I’ve also been on the other side of the therapist’s chair. After a heartbreaking infertility journey and becoming a mother myself, I was not immune by the mental health struggles that often show up on this journey. So when I tell you I get it, I mean it.

I care deeply about this work—supporting mothers and aspiring mothers as they find their footing and move through this season is something I don’t take lightly. While your journey may look different from mine, I bring both lived experience and extensive training in maternal mental health, infertility and loss, perinatal mood disorders, and infant and early childhood development into the work we do together.

Clients often tell me they feel deeply seen and understood in our work together

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Through the course of therapy, things finally start to make more sense. They’re not constantly questioning themselves or wondering if they’re getting it wrong in the same way. They start to notice small but meaningful shifts—thinking about things differently, feeling more confident in their decisions and themselves, and having more self-compassion in a way they couldn’t before. The constant mental noise is no longer consuming their mind and they begin to feel more balanced and more like themselves again.

Let’s take this next step together.

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Specialties

Infertility & Pregnancy Loss

Pregnancy & Postpartum

Motherhood After The First Year 

My Background & Training

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    • Attachment-Based Therapy

    • Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT)

    • Dialectical Behavioral Therapy (DBT)

    • Acceptance and Commitment Therapy (ACT)

    • Somatic Based and Nervous-System Awareness

    • Social Justice Oriented

    In a trauma-informed and culturally affirming space, my therapy approach is rooted in social justice and attuned to how systemic stressors, generational patterns, and lived experiences show up in the body and nervous system. Using a ACT, CBT, DBT, and a nervous system approach, together we untangle what’s been weighing on you, and build on your strengths and supports so you can feel more grounded, embodied, connected, and like yourself again.

    • Master’s in Counseling, with a Specialization in Marriage, Family, and Child Counseling and Clinical Mental Health Counseling from San Francisco State University

    • License in Marriage and Family Therapy (LMFT) in California

    • Advanced training in Perinatal Mood Disorders from Postpartum Support International (PSI)

    • Certification as Infant Massage Instructor with International Association of Infant Massage (IAIM)

    • Early Childhood Mental Health Consultation Training Completed in Professional Workplace

    • EMDRIA Approved 5 Day EMDR Intensive Training with EMDR Consulting

    • Certificate in Somatic Therapy from Embody Lab

    • Postgraduate Certificate and 6 month Training in Polyvagal Informed Therapy with Deb Dana

Let’s take this next step together.

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