Perinatal and Family Support in Rochester
You Don’t Have to Figure It Out Alone
Find local perinatal support in Rochester: therapists, doulas, physical therapists, dietitians, feeding specialists, and more. Support for every season, from trying to conceive and pregnancy to postpartum, parenting, loss, and perimenopause.
You belong here. Just as you are.
What’s Going On for You Right Now?
Pick whatever feels closest. Each opens a list of local providers.
Trying to ConceiveFertility and family planning
PregnantBirth prep, doulas, and movement
Newly PostpartumFeeding, recovery, sleep, and mood
Parenting a Little OneToddlers, feeding, and speech
After a LossMiscarriage, stillbirth, infant loss, or termination
Supporting a PartnerFor non-birthing partners and family
PerimenopauseMood, sleep, and body changes in midlife
I’m Not Sure Where to Start Answer a few questions and we’ll help connect you with a mental health provider. It’s free and takes about 5 minutes.
Find a Local Provider
Local People, Ready to Help
Abby GianninyPerinatal Mental Health
Autumn TerwilligerPhysical Therapy
Lauren WinderlPerinatal Mental Health
Phyllis SharpDoula & Education Services
Sarah SmithSpeech & Feeding Support- See All Providers
Or Look by Kind of Support
Every provider is independently licensed or certified.
Birth, Feeding, and Early Years
Real People. Shared Experiences.
Your Village Is Closer Than You Think
“Wouldn’t it be nice if you could go to one space and find all of the services that are available to the community?”
Jenna Hine, co-founder, speaking with Spectrum News 1
Beyond the Directory
Support Comes in Many Forms
Saturday Mornings
Saturday Village
A support group for caregivers and their toddlers, 12 to 36 months. Come as you are and bring your little one.
Tuesday Mornings
Postpartum Together
An open, ongoing support group where new parents can talk honestly about life after birth.
Temporarily Closed
Joan’s Closet
Maternity, postpartum, and baby clothing at no cost. Closed for improvements, and not accepting donations or requests right now.
Frequently Asked Questions
Kindred Connection does not provide or review professional services. We help you find the professionals who best meet your needs.
I’m overwhelmed and don’t know what I need.
You’re not alone, and that’s exactly why Kindred Connection exists. Pick the life stage that feels closest above, reach out to one provider you feel drawn to, or try mental health matching and we’ll help you find a fit.
Is Kindred Connection free to use?
Yes. There is no cost to browse the directory or connect with providers. Each provider sets their own rates, insurance, and payment options.
Can I trust the professionals listed here?
All professionals listed with Kindred Connection are independently licensed or certified in their fields and share our commitment to inclusivity, education, advocacy, and informed choice.
Is Kindred Connection a clinic or group practice?
No. We are a directory and community. Each professional manages their own practice and services.