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Women's psychiatric care through fertility, pregnancy & beyond.

REPRODUCTIVE, PERINATAL & General PSYCHIATRY

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Thoughtful, evidence-based guidance for complex decisions about mental health and treatment via telehealth.

AREAS OF CARE

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Support shaped to where you are now.

Specialized psychiatric care for women navigating  work and family-related stressors complex mood changes, perimenopause, and perinatal mental health challenges via telehealth. Led by a Harvard- and Duke-trained board-certified psychiatrist.

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Preconception

Prepare for pregnancy by reviewing your psychiatric history, identifying risks, and establishing a support plan.

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Fertility & IVF

Psychiatric care for anxiety, mood symptoms, treatment stress, grief and medication questions during fertility treatment.

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Pregnancy

Individualized psychiatric treatment and risk-benefit guidance for mental health conditions during pregnancy.

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​Postpartum

Specialized evaluation and treatment for postpartum depression, anxiety, OCD, mood symptoms and recurrence of existing conditions.

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PMS, PCOS and Menopause

Compassionate, clinical support for cyclical mood changes, PCOS, PMDD, and the emotional transitions of perimenopause

WHY GENERAL & REPRODUCTIVE PSYCHIATRY?

Psychiatric symptoms can intensify or emerge during hormonal fluctuations and the journey to parenthood or menopause

Changes in reproductive health can affect your general emotional and physical well-being. Infertility can bring prolonged sadness, uncertainty, and treatment-related stress. During pregnancy, symptoms and medication needs may change. After birth, sleep disruption and rapid physical and life changes can increase the risk of a nervous breakdown or a psychiatic emergency. Perimenopause can also affect mood and sleep, while chronic stress may influence reproductive health and fertility.

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Reproductive psychiatry brings an understanding of these transitions into general psychiatric care. By anticipating periods of vulnerability, recognizing symptoms early, and coordinating with primary or obstetric care when needed, treatment can support mental health through every stage of life.

Expertise delivered with warmth and sensitivity

Meet DR CONTEH

Dr. Nkechi Conteh is a board-certified psychiatrist specializing in reproductive and perinatal mental health. She serves as Vice Chair of Education in the Department of Psychiatry at Boston Medical Center, Program Director of the Boston University Medical Center General Psychiatry Residency Program, and Assistant Professor of Psychiatry at Boston University Chobanian & Avedisian School of Medicine.
Dr. Conteh completed her psychiatry residency at Duke University Hospital and earned an MPH from the Harvard T.H. Chan School of Public Health. Her professional experience includes reproductive and perinatal psychiatry research nationally and internationally.

APPOINTMENTS & PAYMENT

Appointments and Fees

• Provided as out-of-network care
• Superbills available for insurance claims
• Compatible with HSA/FSA funds

Out-of-Network Care

Initial Assessment (60–75 mins)
• General Psychiatric Eval: $750
• Women's. Psych Consult: $900
• Psychotherapy Eval: $600
Follow-up Care (25–45 mins)
• Ongoing Treatment: $455
• Standard Visit: $300
Complimentary Call (15 mins)
• Discovery call: Free

Sliding-Scale Options

• Reduced-fee sessions available
• College and grad student discounts
• Healthcare professional discount

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