Rebecca Bauer

I am Rebecca Bauer and I run Seasgair Counselling, a Perinatal & Fertility counselling service based online.

I work with those who are experiencing or who have experienced any of the following:

• Have you been trying to conceive for a while?
  
• Are you experiencing infertility?
  
• Are you considering or have already started the process of fertility treatment? IVF?
  
• Have you finished your fertility treatment journey (no matter the outcome) and want to start processing it?
• Miscarriage?
  
• Ectopic pregnancy?
  
• Stillbirth?
  
• Termination for medical reasons? TFMR
  
• Infant death or an early years death?
  
• Depression or anxiety during Pregnancy?
  
• Postnatal Depression or anxiety?
  
• Birth Trauma?
  
• Tokophobia (an extreme fear of pregnancy and/or childbirth)
  
• Rage or extreme bouts of anger since becoming pregnant or giving birth?
  
• Feeling isolated or lonely?
  
• Struggling to adjust to becoming a parent?
• Struggling with the changes that are or have happened to your body?
  
• Finding Pregnancy or the Postnatal period hard for any reason?
  
• Abortion?

If you have answered yes to any of these, get in contact.

I work online, via video and phone calls.

Modality:

I work as a Pluralistic Counsellor, this means that I draw upon many different 'types' (e.g. person centred, CBT, compassion focused etc) of therapy to offer the best therapeutic support I can to my clients. If you have a preference of therapy type, we can discuss this.

I work holistically with my clients at all times. Your mental health can impact your physical health and vice versa.

Experience:

I have worked as a Counsellor in complex trauma services since 2017 so you can be assured that all of my work is trauma-informed. I know that it isn't 'just' what happened in your life that you will bring to a session, it is how those events STILL affect you day to day.

I have degrees in BSc Psychology and MSc Pluralistic Counselling and have completed extra training to work as a Perinatal and Fertility Counsellor. I now run a thriving private practice and love being able to offer this services to people all over the UK and sometimes even abroad.

I chose to specialise in Perinatal and Fertility counselling after my own experiences of getting pregnant and having a baby. After being diagnosed with PCOS, I knew getting pregnant would be difficult. I finally got pregnant and had my son in 2019 but ended up experiencing Birth Trauma and Postnatal Depression, alongside a miscarriage over a year later. All of these experiences really lit a fire in me to help others going through the same.

Inclusivity:

I believe inclusion and intersectional feminism should be a cornerstone of our society and therefore am continually working to make sure my practice is as inclusive as it can be. I also have ADHD and am a member of the LGBTQIA+ community so it's not only an ideal, but a personal issue for me.

I am Rebecca Bauer and I run Seasgair Counselling, a Perinatal & Fertility counselling service based in Scone, Perthshire or online.

I work with those who are experiencing or who have experienced any of the following:

• Have you been trying to conceive for a while?
  
• Are you experiencing infertility?
  
• Are you considering or have already started the process of fertility treatment? IVF?
  
• Have you finished your fertility treatment journey (no matter the outcome) and want to start processing it?
  
• Miscarriage?
  
• Ectopic pregnancy?
  
• Stillbirth?
  
• Termination for medical reasons? TFMR
  
• Infant death or an early years death?
  
• Depression or anxiety during Pregnancy?
  
• Postnatal Depression or anxiety?
  
• Birth Trauma?
  
• Tokophobia (an extreme fear of pregnancy and/or childbirth)
  
• Rage or extreme bouts of anger since becoming pregnant or giving birth?
  
• Feeling isolated or lonely?
  
• Struggling to adjust to becoming a parent?
  
• Struggling with the changes that are or have happened to your body?
  
• Finding Pregnancy or the Postnatal period hard for any reason?
  
• Abortion?
  

If you have answered yes to any of these, get in contact.

I offer a bespoke walk and talk therapy service for all my clients based in mutually agreed upon outdoor spaces within and around central Perth & Kinross. Currently this includes Lochore Meadows and Highfield Woods at Perth Airport.

I do also work via video and phone calls for those who are not able to travel to Perth & Kinross, or who are not interested in walk and talk therapy.

Experience:

I have worked as a Counsellor in complex trauma services since 2017 so you can be assured that all of my work is trauma-informed. I know that it isn't 'just' what happened in your life that you will bring to a session, it is how those events STILL affect you day to day.

I have degrees in BSc Psychology and MSc Pluralistic Counselling and have completed extra training to work as a Perinatal and Fertility Counsellor. I now run a thriving private practice and love being able to offer this services to people all over the UK and sometimes even abroad.

I chose to specialise in Perinatal and Fertility counselling after my own experiences of getting pregnant and having a baby. After being diagnosed with PCOS, I knew getting pregnant would be difficult. I finally got pregnant and had my son in 2019 but ended up experiencing Birth Trauma and Postnatal Depression, alongside a miscarriage over a year later. All of these experiences really lit a fire in me to help others going through the same.

Inclusivity:

I believe inclusion and intersectional feminism should be a cornerstone of our society and therefore am continually working to make sure my practice is as inclusive as it can be. I also have ADHD and am a member of the LGBTQIA+ community so it's not only an ideal, but a personal issue for me.

I am Rebecca Bauer and I run Seasgair Counselling, a Perinatal & Fertility counselling service based online.

I work with those who are experiencing or who have experienced any of the following:

• Have you been trying to conceive for a while?

• Are you experiencing infertility?

• Are you considering or have already started the process of fertility treatment? IVF?

• Have you finished your fertility treatment journey (no matter the outcome) and want to start processing it?

• Miscarriage?

• Ectopic pregnancy?

• Stillbirth?

• Termination for medical reasons? TFMR

• Infant death or an early years death?

• Depression or anxiety during Pregnancy?

• Postnatal Depression or anxiety?

• Birth Trauma?

• Tokophobia (an extreme fear of pregnancy and/or childbirth)

• Rage or extreme bouts of anger since becoming pregnant or giving birth?

• Feeling isolated or lonely?

• Struggling to adjust to becoming a parent?

• Struggling with the changes that are or have happened to your body?

• Finding Pregnancy or the Postnatal period hard for any reason?

• Abortion?

If you have answered yes to any of these then you are in the right place,  get in touch.

I work online, via video and phone calls.

Modality:

I work as a Pluralistic Counsellor, this means that I draw upon many different 'types' (e.g. person centred, CBT, compassion focused etc) of therapy to offer the best therapeutic support I can to my clients. If you have a preference of therapy type, we can discuss this.

I work holistically with my clients at all times. Your mental health can impact your physical health and vice versa.

Experience:

I have worked as a Counsellor in complex trauma services since 2017 so you can be assured that all of my work is trauma-informed. I know that it isn't 'just' what happened in your life that you will bring to a session, it is how those events STILL affect you day to day.

I have degrees in BSc Psychology and MSc Pluralistic Counselling and have completed extra training to work as a Perinatal and Fertility Counsellor. I now run a thriving private practice and love being able to offer this services to people all over the UK and sometimes even abroad.

I chose to specialise in Perinatal and Fertility counselling after my own experiences of getting pregnant and having a baby. After being diagnosed with PCOS, I knew getting pregnant would be difficult. I finally got pregnant and had my son in 2019 but ended up experiencing Birth Trauma and Postnatal Depression, alongside a miscarriage over a year later. All of these experiences really lit a fire in me to help others going through the same.

Inclusivity:

I believe inclusion and intersectional feminism should be a cornerstone of our society and therefore am continually working to make sure my practice is as inclusive as it can be. I also have ADHD and am a member of the LGBTQIA+ community so it's not only an ideal, but a personal issue for me.

I am Rebecca Bauer and I run Seasgair Counselling, a Perinatal & Fertility counselling service based online.

Have you experienced:

Abortion?

Miscarriage?

Recurrent miscarriage?

Ectopic pregnancy?

Molar or partial molar pregnancy?

Stillbirth?

Termination for medical reasons?

Neonatal loss?

SIDS loss?

Infant death or an early years death?

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Pregnancy and baby loss is often seen as a taboo subject in modern society, we are expected to get on with it and 'move on'. This attitude is completely wrong and your child deserves to be remembered, your grief is valid and should not be hidden just to make others feel comfortable. If you have experienced any of the above losses and are looking for a non-judgemental, open and understanding space in which to discuss and make sense of your loss(es) please get in touch.

I work online, via video and phone calls.

Modality:

I work as a Pluralistic Counsellor, this means that I draw upon many different 'types' (e.g. person centred, CBT, compassion focused etc) of therapy to offer the best therapeutic support I can to my clients. If you have a preference of therapy type, we can discuss this.

Experience:

Having worked in complex trauma services since 2017 all of my work is trauma-informed. I know that it isn't 'just' what happened in your life that you will bring to a session, it is how those events STILL affect you day to day.

I have degrees in BSc Psychology and MSc Pluralistic Counselling and have completed extra training to work as a Perinatal and Fertility Counsellor. I now run a thriving private practice helping those who have experienced issues related to their fertility, pregnancy, child birth, and the postnatal and early years period. I work with all issues related to this period in a person's life, including but not limited to: postnatal depression and other mood disorders, miscarriage, stillbirth, tokophobia (fear of pregnancy and/or giving birth), abortion, birth trauma, infant loss, child loss, pregnancy after loss, and infertility.

I chose to specialise in Perinatal and Fertility counselling after my own experiences of getting pregnant and having a baby. After being diagnosed with PCOS, I knew getting pregnant would be difficult. I finally got pregnant and had my son in 2019 but ended up experiencing Birth Trauma, Postnatal Depression, and Breastfeeding Grief and Trauma, and then a miscarriage a year later. All of these experiences really lit a fire in me to help others going through the same.

Inclusivity: 

I believe inclusion and intersectional feminism should be a cornerstone of our society and therefore am continually working to make sure my practice is as inclusive as it can be. I also have ADHD and am a member of the LGBTQIA+ community so it's not only an ideal, but a personal issue for me.

I am Rebecca Bauer and I run Seasgair Counselling, a Perinatal & Fertility counselling service based online.

I work with those who are experiencing or who have experienced any of the following:

• Have you been trying to conceive for a while?

• Are you experiencing infertility?

• Are you considering or have already started the process of fertility treatment? IVF?

• Have you finished your fertility treatment journey (no matter the outcome) and want to start processing it?

• Miscarriage?

• Ectopic pregnancy?

• Stillbirth?

• Termination for medical reasons? TFMR

• Infant death or an early years death?

• Depression or anxiety during Pregnancy?

• Postnatal Depression or anxiety?

• Birth Trauma?

• Tokophobia (an extreme fear of pregnancy and/or childbirth)

• Rage or extreme bouts of anger since becoming pregnant or giving birth?

• Feeling isolated or lonely?

• Struggling to adjust to becoming a parent?

• Struggling with the changes that are or have happened to your body?

• Finding Pregnancy or the Postnatal period hard for any reason?

• Abortion?

If you have answered yes to any of these, get in contact.

I work online, via video and phone calls.

Modality:

I work as a Pluralistic Counsellor, this means that I draw upon many different 'types' (e.g. person centred, CBT, compassion focused etc) of therapy to offer the best therapeutic support I can to my clients. If you have a preference of therapy type, we can discuss this.

I work holistically with my clients at all times. Your mental health can impact your physical health and vice versa.

Experience:

I have worked as a Counsellor in complex trauma services since 2017 so you can be assured that all of my work is trauma-informed. I know that it isn't 'just' what happened in your life that you will bring to a session, it is how those events STILL affect you day to day.

I have degrees in BSc Psychology and MSc Pluralistic Counselling and have completed extra training to work as a Perinatal and Fertility Counsellor. I now run a thriving private practice and love being able to offer this services to people all over the UK and sometimes even abroad.

I chose to specialise in Perinatal and Fertility counselling after my own experiences of getting pregnant and having a baby. After being diagnosed with PCOS, I knew getting pregnant would be difficult. I finally got pregnant and had my son in 2019 but ended up experiencing Birth Trauma and Postnatal Depression, alongside a miscarriage over a year later. All of these experiences really lit a fire in me to help others going through the same.

Inclusivity:

I believe inclusion and intersectional feminism should be a cornerstone of our society and therefore am continually working to make sure my practice is as inclusive as it can be. I also have ADHD and am a member of the LGBTQIA+ community so it's not only an ideal, but a personal issue for me.