Dr Angie Willcocks (PhD)

I’m Dr. Angie, a perinatal psychologist with over 20 years of experience supporting parents through the joys and challenges of early parenthood.

Based in South Australia, I’ve dedicated my career to helping parents and parents to-be navigate the complex emotional journey of conception, pregnancy, and early parenting.

About Me

I am passionate about supporting people through challenges associated with conception, pregnancy and early parenthood. I believe every person deserves to feel confident and supported in their parenting journey. My evidence-based approach combines psychological expertise with practical, personalised strategies that are tailored to each client and their family.

My Offerings

Individual Counselling

I offer personalised support through both in-person sessions at my Norwood practice and convenient telehealth appointments. Whether you're experiencing emotional distress during conception, pregnancy, adjusting to the demands of early parenthood, or navigating major life transitions, I'm here to help you build confidence and develop practical coping strategies that fit your life.

Understanding the growing need for accessible mental health support during pregnancy and early parenthood, these comprehensive online courses bring 20 years of expertise to parents at home.

The courses are specifically designed to support emotional wellbeing throughout the perinatal journey, offering:

✅ Professional guidance available anytime

✅ Flexible, self-paced learning options

✅ Evidence-based strategies and tools

✅ Cost-effective support

✅ Practical solutions for common perinatal challenges

Each course draws from two decades of experience supporting women and families through pregnancy and the postnatal period, presented in an accessible format that adapts to individual schedules and needs.

What is Perinatal Mental Health?

Perinatal mental health refers to your emotional and psychological well-being

during pregnancy and the early years of parenting. It includes how you feel, think, and

cope with the changes and challenges of becoming a parent.

What is Perinatal Mental Health?

Why it Matters

The perinatal period is a time of profound change that impacts not

only parents but the entire family. Research highlights that:

Early intervention and support can significantly improve

outcomes for parents, babies, and the family as a whole.

Common Experiences

Many parents find themselves feeling:

  • Overwhelmed by the responsibilities of parenthood

  • Anxious about their ability to cope

  • Different from their pre-parent self

  • Isolated or lonely in their experience

  • Uncertain about changes in their relationships

  • Exhausted yet unable to rest

Getting the right support during the perinatal period can...

  • Help you build confidence in your parenting abilities

  • Help you stay connected to who you are as you become a parent.

  • Strengthen your bond with your baby

  • Improve relationships with family and partners

  • Provide practical strategies for managing challenges

  • Create a stronger foundation for your family's future

online courses coming 2025...

Get in Touch

*Please note that this is not a crisis or emergency service and this email is not monitored 24/7*

If you or someone you know needs immediate assistance for mental health concerns please contact

Lifeline on 13 11 14

mental health triage in your state (13 14 65 in SA) or attend your nearest Emergency Department.

In South Australia you can also attend the Urgent Mental Health Care Centre.

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