PWC/B supports the health of women and families with a unique specialty in early maternal mental health. Any and all family systems are welcome, and you do not need to be a new mom to qualify for support. We believe that everyone deserves to feel their best, that each and every perinatal mood and anxiety disorder, like Postpartum Depression (PPD), is treatable, and that with appropriate support, women and families thrive.
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To provide exceptional evidence-based and best practice treatment to women and families. We achieve this with a collaborative and multi-disciplinary approach when appropriate, modeling efficient, thorough, and extraordinary care. Motherhood (or fatherhood!) is an equalizer. Everyone struggles at some point in this transition, regardless of race, age, economic status, education, or background.
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Our beliefs lead to our thoughts. Our thoughts lead to our feelings. Our feelings lead to our choices. Our choices make up our life. Understanding our beliefs and how they impact us is the portal to personal growth and ultimately change. Boundaries are in service of the whole community. Our job is to learn what we each need to be mentally and physically well, to ask for what we need, and to protect our health.
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The PWCB team is committed to meeting your physical and mental health needs. Whenever possible, our team works to collaborate in your care to offer the most effective and efficient recovery possible. Specialists in the treatment of maternal and early family mental health with unique training in Perinatal Mood and anxiety disorders.
Emily Horowitz, MA, LPC
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Emily has offered support, consultation, and healing to individuals and groups for more than 20 years in various capacities. After working for years in nonprofit management and program development in the US and abroad, Emily received her Master's in Transpersonal Counseling Psychology from Naropa University.
Hilary Glassman, LCSW
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Hilary is a Licensed Clinical Social Worker with extensive experience and training supporting young children and their families, as well as perinatal women. She received her Masters in Social Work from the University of Michigan-Ann Arbor and specializes in Infant/Early Childhood and Perinatal Mental Health.
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