Compassionate, Culturally Responsive Therapy for Life's Biggest Transitions

Therapy designed for new parents and families navigating it all.

Culturally responsive care for anxiety, depression, grief, and life transitions — with specialized expertise in perinatal mental health and bilingual (English/Spanish) support.

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Perinatal, Postpartum & Culturally Responsive Therapy for Individuals and Families

Perinatal & Postpartum Therapy

Pregnancy and postpartum can bring unexpected emotional challenges. As a licensed psychologist specializing in perinatal mental health, Dr. Tatiana Turo‑Handy provides compassionate support for individuals experiencing anxiety, depression, birth trauma, infertility, or stress during and after pregnancy. Therapy sessions focus on building resilience, restoring balance, and helping parents feel supported through every stage of the journey.

Bilingual Spanish Mental Health Care

Dr. Turo‑Handy is a bilingual Spanish provider, fluent in both English and Spanish. She offers therapy that is culturally sensitive and accessible, ensuring that language is never a barrier to care. Whether you prefer sessions in Spanish or English, you will find a safe, welcoming space to explore your emotions and receive personalized support.

Support for Latino/Latinx/Latine Communities

With deep expertise in working with Latino, Latinx, and Latine communities, immigrants, and first‑generation individuals, Dr. Turo‑Handy understands the unique cultural and identity challenges clients may face. Her practice prioritizes culturally responsive care, meeting clients where they are in their healing journey and empowering them to build meaningful change.

Anxiety, Depression & Grief Counseling

Life transitions often bring emotional distress. Dr. Turo‑Handy provides evidence‑based therapy for anxiety, depression, grief, and stress, helping clients develop coping strategies and strengthen emotional resilience. Her approach combines compassion with practical tools to support healing and long‑term well‑being.

Psychological Immigration Evaluations

Immigration cases often hinge on the ability to clearly document psychological hardship. Our evaluations help you feel safe, understood, and supported while providing clinical evidence for your individual case.

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If you’re ready to begin your journey towards healing and growth, I’d be honored to support you.

About Dr. Tatiana Turo-Handy

I understand the experience of new parents and immigrant families not just professionally, but personally. As an immigrant myself, I know what it means to navigate a new country, a new language, and a new sense of identity, often all at once. As a young child, I served as an interpreter for my family, translating not only words but emotions, systems, and cultural nuances that shaped how we understood the world around us. That experience taught me early on how isolating it can feel to carry the weight of translation, linguistically and emotionally for the people you love.

Years later, becoming a parent myself brought a different kind of transition. Like many new parents, I faced the quiet, often unspoken struggles of the perinatal period. The emotional shifts, the identity changes, and the moments of feeling overwhelmed even amid deep love for my child. That experience deepened my understanding of how important it is to have support that truly sees you, especially during a time when so much is changing.

These experiences of growing up between languages and cultures and navigating my own perinatal journey are part of why I do this work. I bring both professional training and lived understanding to support new parents and immigrant families as they navigate identity, belonging, and the profound transition into parenthood. My goal is to create a space where you don't have to explain or minimize your experience. A space where your culture, your language, and your story are not just acknowledged, but honored.

My Background

I am a licensed clinical psychologist with specialized training in perinatal mental health and extensive experience in immigration evaluations. Over the years, I’ve worked with individuals and families from diverse backgrounds, helping them find strength, healing, and resilience.

  • Doctor of Psychology (Psy.D)

  • Perinatal Mental Health Certified (PMH-C)

  • Authority to Practice Interjurisdictional Telepsychology (PSYPACT)

  • Experienced in culturally sensitive therapy and trauma-informed care

    My Approach

    Therapy is not one-size-fits-all. I use a collaborative, goal-oriented approach that adapts to your unique needs. Whether you’re seeking support for anxiety, depression, postpartum challenges, or navigating the immigration process, I strive to create a space that is:

  • Empathetic: You’ll feel heard and understood.

  • Culturally Responsive: Your identity and experiences matter.

  • Practical: We’ll focus on tools and strategies you can use in daily life.

    Why I Do This Work

    I became a psychologist because I believe in the power of human connection and the importance of mental health at every stage of life. My own journey has shaped this belief in ways that go beyond training.

    Outside of The Office

    Outside of work, I cherish camping trips and spontaneous road adventures with my family, soaking in Colorado’s breathtaking outdoors.

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How We Can Help

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Let’s Connect

📍 2010 W. 120th Avenue. Building 2, Suite 111. Westminster, CO 80234‍ ‍

📞 (720) 263-1054

📧 therapy@wellnesspsychology.info

 
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