Daylight Blooms Therapy
If you've smiled at a pregnancy announcement and then cried in the shower an hour later, if you're doing the math on cycle days without meaning to, or quietly grieving a family you never got to have, you're in the right place.
I'm Christen, a licensed therapist in Charleston, South Carolina, specializing in reproductive grief therapy: infertility, pregnancy loss, TFMR (termination for medical reasons), molar pregnancy, recurrent pregnancy loss, and being childfree not by choice. I offer virtual therapy across South Carolina and Tennessee, so you can meet with me wherever you are. No waiting room, no drive, just a space that's yours.
Hope, here, isn't a silver lining. It's an act of defiance, a refusal to let silence and shame write the story for you. My work starts with being witnessed: someone finally sitting with you in the mess of it, before we talk about what comes next.
A Space for Infertility, Pregnancy Loss & Reproductive Grief
I provide therapy for infertility, miscarriage, recurrent pregnancy loss, TFMR, ectopic and molar pregnancy, postpartum depression and anxiety, and being childfree not by choice. Every one of these carries its own particular weight, and you don't need a diagnosis or a tidy label to belong here. If you're grieving something reproductive, something maternal, something that didn't go the way you pictured it, this is a space built for that.
Some days that looks like sitting in the anger or the numbness with no reframe in sight. Other days it's letting a good hour exist without guilt. Both are part of the work, and slowly, they open a way back to a life you get to want.
When You're Ready
You don't need to feel ready to start, you just need to be curious. Send me a message to schedule a free intro call, and we'll talk about what this could look like for you.
Daylight Blooms Therapy, where hope blooms and healing begins.
Contact me.
I’d love to connect with you and dream about how we can work together toward healing, hope, and growth. Reaching out is often the hardest step — and it’s a powerful act of hope.