Layla Saleh

About

The call usually comes around week six. The visitors have gone home, the meal train has ended, and the question nobody asked, how are you actually doing, is still sitting there unanswered. That quiet is usually what finally prompts the message. I specialize in postpartum mental health, and I will be direct: what you are experiencing has a name, and it responds to treatment. My background includes years on hospital units and in intensive day programs, so very little surprises me, and I know what effective help looks like at every level of need. In our work we set goals you actually care about, we track whether things are improving, and we adjust until they do. You will always know why we are doing what we are doing. If you want a clinician who is confident, clear, and completely unshockable, I am likely your person. Reach out this week or in three months. Either way, the door stays open.