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Parenthood Support That Comes To You
In-Home Perinatal Mental Health Therapy + Childcare
Wajoko Therapy offers in-home perinatal mental health support during pregnancy, postpartum, and early parenthood. Sessions include childcare and are available throughout Minneapolis’ northwest metro area.
Sessions are calm, supportive, and focused on what you’re dealing with right now. The goal is to reduce stress and give you practical, solution-focused support to help you feel more like yourself again.
A Full Spectrum of Perinatal Support
Wajoko Therapy offers layered support for pregnancy, postpartum, and early parenthood. Emotional care, practical help, and family support are woven together so care fits into real life. Services include perinatal mental health therapy, in-home childcare during sessions, functional support to ease daily demands, and family therapy when it’s helpful. The goal is to make support feel accessible, steady, and manageable.
Perinatal Therapy
In-home and telehealth therapy for pregnancy, postpartum, and early parenthood. Care is focused on helping you feel steadier, supported, and less overwhelmed.
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Childcare Services
For in-home sessions, a childcare specialist comes with your therapist so your child is cared for while you have uninterrupted time to focus on yourself.
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Functional Support
Practical help after birth or adoption, including meals delivered to your home, a month’s supply of diapers and wipes, and postpartum cleaning support.
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Family Therapy
A guided conversation with your family about mental health, support needs, and the signs to watch for as you enter the transition into parenthood.
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Anne Olamide, MA, LPCC, PMH-C
About Wajoko Therapy
Wajoko Therapy is built around a simple idea: parents deserve support that fits real life. The transition into parenthood can bring joy, but it can also bring stress, overwhelm, and emotional shifts that catch people off guard. Wajoko exists to meet you in that reality with calm, practical, and compassionate care.
The name Wajoko comes from a Yoruba phrase meaning “come and sit down.” It is an invitation to pause, breathe, and have a space where you do not have to hold everything together. That spirit guides how care is offered, without pressure, without judgment, and at a pace that feels manageable for you.
Support is provided in your home so you do not have to add more logistics to an already full season of life. Sessions are designed to feel grounded and supportive, with options like childcare support and functional support to make it easier to actually receive care, not just plan for it.
The goal is simple: to help you feel steadier, supported, and less alone as you move through this stage of parenthood.
Wajoko Therapy is led by Anne Olamide a licensed perinatal mental health professional who brings years of experience supporting parents and families. If you would like to learn more about the therapist behind Wajoko, you can find more about Anne below.
“You Don’t Have To Do This Alone”
Supporting You At Every Stage of Parenthood
Parenthood does not move in a straight line. Each stage brings its own emotional shifts, pressures, and questions. Support should continue as your needs change. Wajoko Therapy offers steady, compassionate care through pregnancy, postpartum, and early parenthood, meeting you where you are and helping you feel more grounded over time.
Pregnancy
We support you through the emotional shift into parenthood. Care focuses on managing stress, anxiety, and the mental load of what lies ahead, while creating space to feel more steady and prepared.
Postpartum
Postpartum support focuses on the real weight of early recovery, including mood changes, anxiety, overwhelm, and feeling unlike yourself. You do not have to carry it alone while you are healing.
Early Parenthood
As life settles into a new rhythm, therapy helps you navigate identity changes, burnout, relationship stress, and the everyday pressure of caring for a child and meeting growing family needs.