A welcoming virtual support group for new parents with babies under the age of one. All birthing people and partners or support persons are welcome. The group provides a safe and supportive space to discuss emotional and physical recovery, parenting expectations, lifestyle and relationship changes, finding support and trusting caregivers, sleep, feeding, navigating medical care, and child development. The group begins on August 24, 2026, meets every Monday from 2:00 PM to 3:30 PM, and costs $125 for 6 sessions. Free for Partnership Healthplan members.

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Free 15 Minute Consultation

Call or email to schedule a free 15 minute consultation and learn more about the practice and available support.

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Events

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Event

Virtual New Parents Support Group

Thu, 27 Aug

A welcoming virtual support group for new parents with babies under the age of one. All birthing people and partners or support persons are welcome. Each week, the group provides a safe and supportive space to discuss emotional and physical recovery, parenting expectations, lifestyle and relationship changes, finding support and trusting caregivers, sleep, feeding, medical care, and child development. Babies are welcome. The group begins August 24, 2026. The cost is $125 for 6 sessions, and it is free for Partnership Healthplan members.

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Services

4 services · 3 categorys

Couples Therapy Session

$200

Free Consultation

15 min

Individual Therapy Session

$180

Virtual New Parents Support Group

6 sessions

$125

About

Hours and details

Rachael Silard, Associate Professional Clincal Counselor, San Francisco, CA, 94114, (415) 942-9145, Perhaps you’re struggling with infertility, feeling trapped in a relentless cycle of hope and heartbreak. Maybe you’re a new mom drowning in the hormone changes and sleep deprivation that come with a new baby. Or you might be grappling with depression, shame, and isolation as you try to start a family, feeling left behind as others move on into motherhood. You might be using every ounce of energy you have just to get through the day, when in reality you’re crumbling under the crushing weight of depression, anxiety, trauma or addiction. Or perhaps you’re at a crossroads with your career and are feeling lost about what’s next.

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