Binda Colebrook

Binda Colebrook, MSW, LICSW, is a compassionate Clinical Social Worker and Therapist dedicated to supporting individuals during the prenatal, pregnancy, and postpartum phases of life. With a special focus on those experiencing infertility, she understands the emotionally intricate journey towards parenthood. Binda recognizes that the transition into parenting can bring about complexities, often leading to prenatal, pregnancy, or postpartum depression and anxiety. In her relational approach, she collaborates with clients to navigate the challenges that arise in their lives, emphasizing the importance of understanding how personal histories intersect with present experiences. Binda is trained in a variety of therapeutic modalities, including Internal Family Systems (IFS), EMDR, and Sensory Motor Psychotherapy, utilizing her primary focus on IFS parts work while grounding her practice in trauma-informed and somatic activation techniques. She incorporates mindfulness and meditation, fostering a presence that encourages healing. Drawing from her experience as a postpartum doula and an Early Intervention social worker, Binda offers profound insights into the difficulties that new or expanding families face. Additionally, her work at the Cutchins Children's Clinic enables her to support children and their families, recognizing the impact of young parts within adult clients' lives as they navigate daily challenges.