Ali Vogt

About

I specialize in working with adults who are in transition and experiencing grief or confusion. I have helped clients in the following situations:

Grief over the loss of a relationship or loved one
Sort through a new mental health diagnosis and corresponding psychotropic medications

Leaving a career and pivoting into a new professional path
Grieving infertility
Finding a life path

I also specialize in working with women who are expecting and new moms who are adjusting to parenthood. This time in a woman’s life can be confusingly overwhelming. Immense physical and hormonal changes are coupled with sleep deprivation and new expectations and responsibilities. While we expect this to be a time of great joy, many women are unaware of the range of likely emotional reactions.

I’m passionate about maternal mental health, and have worked with prenatal and postpartum families for ten years. I understand how important it is to have a safe, non-judgmental place to share in an open and honest way what being a new parent is really like.

Another passion is working with people facing a terminal disease. I work at the Women’s Cancer Resource Center as the Manager of Psychotherapy Programs. In this role I facilitate support groups and help clients navigate mental health services and insurance companies to find an affordable and attuned therapist.

Through my work I have learned that cancer is a full-time job when going through treatment. It is also important to surround yourself with people who can empathize with the grief over the loss of health and existential questions that arise.

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