Adored Mothers Perinatal Therapy Center, PLLC
Where women and children are empowered to AMPlify their life.
Angela Pidala, MSW, LCSW-S, PMH-C, RPT™
"Mama, it's okay to ask for what you need."
Photo by Angela Pidala
Getting Started At AMP Therapy Center
Taking the first step toward support can feel overwhelming, but we're here to make the process as simple and comfortable as possible. Whether you're seeking support for yourself, your child, or your family, or struggling to navigate pregnancy, postpartum, perinatal loss, maternal mental health, or motherhood, we begin with a free consultation to ensure we're the right fit for your needs.
Never been to therapy before? Unsure if counseling is for you? No worries! We always start off the therapy process with a FREE consultation. It is so important to feel connected with your therapist so you feel confident that they can support your specific needs. The free consult gives us the opportunity to meet first, before committing to anything. You will have the chance to share in general what brings you to counseling at this time, share general goals, and get to know your therapist and how they might support your specific needs. You can ask questions to relieve any hesitations, nerves, or uncertainties you may have about the process. We will work together to make sure you feel comfortable, confident, and on a path towards healing. By the end of the consultation, we will either set up the first intake session, discuss referrals as appropriate, or you can take the time to reach back out to schedule before making a final decision.
Step 2 - Intake Session
After the consultation, we will then meet for an intake session that will last about an hour to an hour and a half. This will give me the opportunity to hear your concerns in more details, gather relevant background information, and conduct any necessary screenings or assessments. This may include discussing information such as due date, loss experience, pregnancy history, attachment, mood, delivery experience, or baby's temperament. The session will end with us collaboratively identifying your personal values and developing goals to create your treatment plan.
LOCATION: Telehealth (online counseling) sessions are available for adult Texas residents only. In person sessions are available at an office located in The Woodlands, Texas (North Houston)
Step 3 - Therapy Sessions
After the intake session, we will begin the work towards healing through individual counseling sessions and/or Play Therapy sessions. The frequency of these sessions will be discussed and adjusted according to the treatment plan, but typically will start off on a weekly basis. Often times, new goals emerge as we start our work together and you progress through your healing journey. As goals change, treatment will follow to allow optimal growth and healing.
LOCATION: Telehealth (online counseling) sessions available for adult Texas residents only. In person sessions available at an office located in The Woodlands, Texas
Is AMP Therapy Center The Right Fit For You?
✔ You're looking for specialized support for pregnancy, postpartum, motherhood, or pregnancy loss
✔ You're seeking play therapy services for a child
✔ You're seeking a therapist who understands maternal mental health and perinatal mental health
✔ You're open to private-pay therapy and possible out-of-network reimbursement
✔ You're looking for specialized support from a therapist who focuses on women, mothers, children, and families
Therapy Investment:
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Intake Session: $190
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Individual Adult Sessions: $165
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Play Therapy Sessions: $165
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Parent Consultations: $83 - $165
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Sibling Sessions: $190
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Mother/Daughter Attachment Sessions: $190
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School Consultations: $83
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Provider Consultations: $83
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Reduced Rates: $60 - $135 (depending on availability)
Payment Options:
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AMP Therapy Center is an out-of-network, private-pay practice
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All major credit cards accepted
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HSA/FSA cards accepted
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Superbills provided for partial insurance reimbursement based on your out-of-network benefits
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Reduced-rate options based on need and availability