Marin Perinatal Therapy
is dedicated to supporting parents through ...
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direct assistance
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fostering community among Marin’s perinatal professionals
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offering training and consultation to therapists, perinatal providers, & medical professionals.
Ali Vogt, LMFT
Licensed Family & Marriage Therapist
As a mother, psychotherapist, and feminist, Ali Vogt is passionate about maternal mental health.
Too often there seems like a "right" way to get pregnant, give birth, raise a child—and to feel—while doing those activities. Having a safe, non-judgmental place to share openly and honestly what trying to get pregnant and being a new parent is really like is imperative.
Ali aims to provide this safe place in her therapy practice. Her therapeutic orientation is informed by training at the Women’s Therapy Center; personal experience and therapy; attending various perinatal mental health trainings throughout the year; and membership in Postpartum Support International. Ali also supervises associates who specialize in providing perinatal support.
(510) 527-1918
Margot Kirschner, PsyD
Clinical Psychologist
Margot Kirschner, PsyD, is a clinical psychologist, mother of two, and specialist in the supporting parents through the complex transition to parenthood.
With nearly 20 years of experience in the field, Dr. Kirschner creates a judgment-free space where parents can express their full range of emotions. She rejects the pressure to "enjoy every moment" and instead helps mothers, fathers and couples navigate the challenges of parenthood without perfectionism, building supportive communities along the way.
Her therapeutic approach integrates extensive psychoanalytic training along with certification from The Gottman Institute's Bring Baby Home program and specialized training from leading maternal mental health institutions.
(415) 504-2634
Shannon Myers, LMFT
Licensed Family & Marriage Therapist
As a licensed Marriage and Family Therapist certified in Perinatal Mental Health (PMH-C), Shannon Myers brings over 25 years of clinical experience.
Her journey to motherhood has profoundly shaped her understanding of herself and the challenges parents face. Shannon is honored to support individuals navigating infertility, pregnancy, postpartum transitions, and parenthood. Having personally experienced the pain of pregnancy loss, she is dedicated to helping her clients feel less alone along their journey.
As a HAND of the Bay Area (Helping After Neonatal Death) volunteer, Shannon facilitates peer-led support groups for pregnancy loss. Shannon's therapeutic approach is mindfulness-based with individuals and families.
(415) 454-5191
