Tandem Verified Specialists
Perinatal Mental Health Therapists in Arizona
3 verified specialistsUpdated October 2026
Pregnancy, birth, and the first year of parenthood can bring anxiety, low mood, intrusive thoughts, or grief, and these experiences are common and treatable. Clinicians with perinatal training understand this season of life.
Each mental health provider below lists perinatal mental health as a primary area of focus, and Tandem has confirmed their license and their relevant training before listing them.
What to look for
- Specialized perinatal training, such as a PMH-C certification from Postpartum Support International
- Experience with your situation, whether pregnancy, postpartum, loss, or fertility challenges
- Flexible scheduling or telehealth that works around a newborn
Read our guide: Finding a Perinatal Mental Health Specialist · Filter the Arizona directory
Common questions
Are intrusive thoughts after birth common?
Yes. Unwanted, upsetting thoughts are a common postpartum experience, and they are very different from intentions. Perinatal clinicians can help, and our guide on postpartum intrusive thoughts explains more.
Is perinatal therapy only for birthing parents?
No. Many perinatal clinicians also support partners, adoptive parents, and people navigating fertility treatment or pregnancy loss.
How does Tandem verify these perinatal mental health therapists?
Before anyone is listed, Tandem confirms an active Arizona license, documented training in their stated specialty, and the state licensing board record. Profiles are reviewed again when anything changes.
Do these clinicians offer telehealth across Arizona?
Most do. Each profile lists session formats, whether in person, telehealth, or both, along with office locations.
Not sure where to start?
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