Women's health counseling focuses on providing mental health support for individuals facing gynecological and uterine issues. This specialized counseling addresses the emotional and psychological challenges that can arise from conditions such as endometriosis, infertility, and menstrual disorders. Courtney McCotter offers a safe space for clients to navigate the complexities of their health experiences, fostering resilience, and improving overall well-being. She understands the mysterious interconnectedness of mind and body and the importance of treating the entire person—including the mind—rather than focusing only on acute symptoms.

Courtney’s advocacy is grounded in a deep commitment to justice in gynecological care, especially for those who have been overlooked, dismissed, or harmed within the medical system. She is particularly passionate about supporting individuals with chronic pelvic pain, facing misdiagnosis or medical gaslighting around pelvic diseases, and and who’ve had traumatic experiences during in-office procedures that are often minimized.

She cares deeply about addressing racial and socioeconomic disparities in perinatal health outcomes, which continue to cause preventable harm in marginalized communities.