Prenatal and postpartum therapists & psychiatrists in Memphis, TN

Start by selecting your state and insurance on Headway to see providers who match your coverage and are accepting new patients. From there, you can browse by specialty — including postpartum and perinatal mental health — and read detailed provider bios to learn about each provider's approach, style, and experience. When you find someone who looks like a good fit, you can book a free phone consultation to connect before committing to a session.

The cost of therapy in Memphis depends on your insurance plan and the type of provider you see. On Headway, you can enter your insurance details to see an estimated session cost before you book. Your out-of-pocket expense may be as low as $0 per session, though costs vary based on your specific coverage and location.

Many therapists in Memphis accept insurance, and Headway makes it easy to confirm your coverage before you book. Nationally, Headway partners with over 100 insurance plans. Enter your insurance details on Headway to see which providers in Memphis are in-network for your specific plan.

Yes — many providers on Headway offer virtual sessions, so you can attend appointments from home. This can be especially helpful during the postpartum period when leaving the house may feel difficult. You can filter for virtual availability when browsing providers on Headway.

Several talk therapy approaches may be used to support people experiencing postpartum depression or anxiety, and a qualified healthcare professional can help determine what may be appropriate for an individual's needs. A provider with perinatal mental health training can help determine which approach fits your specific needs. On Headway, you can read provider bios to learn about their therapeutic style and areas of specialization before booking.

The baby blues typically involve mood swings, tearfulness, and irritability in the first one to two weeks after childbirth, while postpartum depression involves more persistent symptoms that can interfere with daily life. If feelings of sadness, hopelessness, or anxiety continue beyond those first two weeks or feel unmanageable, consider seeking support from a licensed provider who specializes in perinatal mental health care.