Postpartum Depression Therapist in Auburn, MA
Postpartum depression is a common mental health condition that affects many new parents after childbirth. It can cause feelings of sadness, anxiety, and overwhelming fatigue, making it difficult to bond with your baby or manage daily tasks. Seeking professional support, like the compassionate care offered by Kimberly Sanchez, LMHC, and Amina Mazzara, LMHC, at Kimina Counseling, LLC, can help you navigate this challenging time and begin the path to healing. For more information, contact us or schedule an appointment online. We are conveniently located at 7 Midstate Drive, Suite 202, Auburn, MA 01501.


Table of Contents:
Compassionate Care for Postpartum Depression, Anxiety, and New Parent Transitions
Recognizing Postpartum Depression & Anxiety (PMADs)
How We Work With You at Kimina Counseling
What is the difference between the “baby blues” and postpartum depression?
Can I bring my baby to my therapy sessions?
Do you treat postpartum anxiety as well as depression?
Is postpartum therapy covered by health insurance?
What Our Clients Say About Kimina Counseling
Ready to Feel Like Yourself Again?
Having a baby is a major life shift, and it doesn’t always feel like the pure joy everyone expects. If you are feeling overwhelmed, persistently anxious, exhausted, or disconnected, you are not alone—and you don’t have to carry this burden by yourself.
At Kimina Counseling, LLC in Auburn, MA, licensed mental health counselors Kimberly Sanchez, LMHC, and Amina Mazzara, LMHC, provide a safe, judgment-free space for you to land. We specialize in helping mothers process complex emotions, manage anxiety, and regain their sense of self.
Whether you visit our Auburn office in person or schedule a baby-friendly telehealth session from your couch, we are here to support you.
Perinatal Mood and Anxiety Disorders (PMADs) can affect anyone. Unlike the temporary “baby blues,” which typically pass within two weeks, postpartum depression and anxiety last longer and can interfere with daily life.
Kimberly and Amina frequently help clients navigating:
• Persistent feelings of sadness, guilt, or feeling overwhelmed
• Racing thoughts, constant worry, or feeling “on edge” (Postpartum Anxiety)
• Intrusive, scary thoughts that leave you feeling panicked or shame-filled
• Difficulty bonding with your baby or feeling disconnected
• Extreme fatigue, irritability, or changes in appetite and sleep
• Healing from birth trauma or difficult medical experiences
Seeking help is not a sign of failure—it is an empowering first step toward recovery, and we are here to guide you.
Because no two mothers experience the postpartum period exactly the same way, Kimberly Sanchez and Amina Mazzara tailor your treatment plan to your specific needs using evidence-based tools:
Managing the Overwhelm (CBT & DBT): Amina and Kimberly utilize Cognitive Behavioral Therapy to help reframe anxious, intrusive thoughts and teach practical emotional regulation skills so you can handle the daily stress of parenting.
Healing Birth Trauma (EMDR): Our team offers EMDR therapy to safely process and heal from traumatic birthing experiences, NICU stays, or complicated pregnancies.
What is the difference between the “baby blues” and postpartum depression?
The “baby blues” involve mild mood swings and tearfulness during the first 10–14 days after delivery due to hormonal shifts. Postpartum depression lasts longer, feels more intense, and requires professional support. If you’ve been struggling for more than two weeks, Kimberly and Amina can help.
Yes! We understand the realities of caring for a newborn. In-person sessions with Kimberly and Amina at our Auburn office, as well as our virtual telehealth sessions, are completely flexible and baby-friendly. If you need to feed, soothe, or change your baby during a session, you are always welcome to do so.
Absolutely. Postpartum anxiety and intrusive thoughts are just as common as postpartum depression. Both Kimberly and Amina specialize in helping mothers calm racing thoughts and manage the physical symptoms of panic.
We accept various insurance plans and can verify your benefits before your first visit. Contact our office to confirm your coverage details.
I can’t say enough good things about Kimina Counseling! The counselors are compassionate, professional, and genuinely invested in helping their clients grow and heal. They take the time to understand your unique situation and provide practical tools that make a real difference in everyday life.
If you’ve been thinking about starting counseling, I highly recommend reaching out to them. They make the process comfortable, welcoming, and effective — it’s one of the best decisions you could make for your mental health.
– Yussuf Lazzouni
Exceptional communication and genuinely has helped me navigate grief and loss. Best therapy experience I’ve had in a very long time
– Dre Nunez
Recently I spoke to the the owner and she was amazing she understood me and was so kind about the situation I was in I want to say this place is 10/10 and highly recommend.
– Madison Jones
You don’t have to navigate this transition alone. Reach out to Kimberly Sanchez, LMHC, and Amina Mazzara, LMHC, at Kimina Counseling today to schedule your postpartum consultation.
Location: 7 Midstate Drive, Suite 202, Auburn, MA 01501
Call Us: (774) 203-4004
Serving: Auburn, Worcester, Grafton, Millbury, Oxford, and Central MA.

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Additional Services You May Need
▸ Individual Therapy
▸ Couples Conseling
▸ Family Counseling
▸ EMDR Therapy
▸ Anxiety
▸ Depression
▸ Trauma
▸ Post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD)
▸ Bipolar Disorder
▸ Serious Mental Illness (SMI)
▸ Parenting and Post-Partum
▸ LGBTQ+
▸ Phobias
▸ Grief
▸ Attachment Disorders
▸ Personality Disorders
▸ Obsessive Compulsive Disorder
▸ Substance Use Disorders
▸ Family Conflict
▸ Attention Deficit (ADHD)
▸ Behavioral Therapy
▸ Anger Management

Additional Services You May Need
▸ Individual Therapy
▸ Couples Conseling
▸ Family Counseling
▸ EMDR Therapy
▸ Anxiety
▸ Depression
▸ Trauma
▸ Post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD)
▸ Bipolar Disorder
▸ Serious Mental Illness (SMI)
▸ Parenting and Post-Partum
▸ LGBTQ+
▸ Phobias
▸ Grief
▸ Attachment Disorders
▸ Personality Disorders
▸ Obsessive Compulsive Disorder
▸ Substance Use Disorders
▸ Family Conflict
▸ Attention Deficit (ADHD)
▸ Behavioral Therapy
▸ Anger Management



