Is Life as a New Mother
About Her
Tram Huynh PhD
CEO & Co-Founder of HerOutcome
Dr. Huynh is a licensed clinical psychologist who completed her doctoral studies at Fordham University with training experiences at Yale University and Johns Hopkins University. Her research interests involve women’s mental health, and her clinical work caters to perinatal mental health, helping women navigate challenges related to pregnancy, motherhood or perinatal loss.
With an appreciation for how mental health can be life-altering, Dr. Huynh aspires to promote a mental health platform that connects women with providers who offer a culturally informed and women-centered approach that considers women’s unique experiences during the perinatal timeframe.
Women-Centric Psychotherapists
Motherhood Can Be A Vulnerable Time.
You Don't Have To Do It Alone.
Pregnancy and new motherhood represent major life transitions for every woman. For many, this process brings along a host of mental health issues. Up to 1 in 3 women experience depression or anxiety during pregnancy or after childbirth.
Caring for your little one doesn’t have to put your mental health or relationships in jeopardy. If you struggle to enjoy pregnancy or motherhood or get through the day, help is within reach. Our therapists are here to help you transition to motherhood and navigate mental health challenges.
We’re here to take care of you so you can take care of your family.
Our Method
Our approach to increasing treatment outcomes is informed by research and developed by psychologists who care about gender issues and understand the clinical process and factors that facilitate therapeutic change. We use secure technology to protect client data at all times.
Our Proprietary Matching Algorithm
We use a unique matching method that promotes the therapeutic alliance between the client and therapist – a major component of treatment outcomes.
Secure Client Data
We are committed to protecting client data confidentiality. To that end, we use a security method that encodes data, making it inaccessible to third parties.
Supported by Research on Women's Mental Health
Our innovation is driven by the latest research on women’s mental health. Specifically, we carefully study which factors contribute to increased health outcomes for women, and match client and therapist accordingly.
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How It Works
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STEP 1
Complete and submit the questionnaire
STEP 2
Receive a list of therapists
How It Works
STEP 3
Schedule an appointment with your therapist
Connect With Your Child and Your New Role As A Mother.
Family planning is an exciting process but can also be a stressful time for many women and their family. While it is a time when most expecting or new mothers have high hopes for their child and future, the process is filled with uncertainty, biological and bodily changes, and identity shifts which can negatively impact women’s well-being and maternal experience.
Attending to your mental health can significantly enhance your experience of pregnancy and new motherhood, allowing you to bond with your child.