Courtney Calderon

Courtney specializes in the treatment of perinatal mood and anxiety disorders, including

anxiety, depression, and OCD. She is dedicated to helping women navigate the

challenges of fertility, pregnancy loss, and the relational dynamics that often accompany

these life experiences. Courtney’s work focuses on supporting women throughout all

stages of motherhood, helping them find intention, connection, and joy in their journeys

as they embrace the transformative changes of becoming a mother. She takes a

person-centered approach, meeting clients where they are and creating a safe, non-

judgmental space for exploration and healing.

Courtney earned her Master’s degree in Counseling and Human Services from Lehigh

University in 2019 and has since gained extensive experience working in a variety of

settings as both a therapist and clinical supervisor. After having her first child and

learning first-hand about the challenges of new motherhood, Courtney went on to

pursue specialized training in perinatal mental health through Postpartum Support

International. This equipped her with the knowledge and skills to support new parents

during this challenging and rewarding time in their lives. Through both professional and

personal experience, Courtney understands the importance of finding balance and joy

amidst the overwhelming identity shift that often accompanies this life stage. Her

ultimate goal is to help clients embrace their journey with confidence, knowing they

have a supportive ally by their side.