Perinatal & Women’s Therapy in the Conejo Valley

Dr. Lisa Slover, PsyD, PMH-C, is a licensed clinical psychologist providing perinatal and women’s mental health care for Thousand Oaks, Westlake Village, Calabasas, and Hidden Hills. Sessions are available in person in Ventura County and by secure telehealth anywhere in California.

Raised in Simi Valley, I’m grateful to be returning home after spending the past 14 years building my career as a psychologist. As a Licensed Clinical Psychologist, Perinatal Mental Health Certified (PMH-C) provider, and mother of four, I understand both professionally and personally how life’s most meaningful seasons can also be its most challenging.

My practice is dedicated to helping women navigate pregnancy, postpartum, infertility, birth trauma, anxiety, relationship challenges, and major life transitions with compassionate, evidence-based care tailored to their unique needs.

Meet Dr. Slover · Expert care through pregnancy, postpartum, infertility, birth trauma, and the challenges that shape motherhood and life transitions.

Areas of specialty

You can learn more about each focus area here:

I offer postpartum therapy, perinatal psychology, birth trauma, infertility and family building, pregnancy loss, NICU parent support, and women’s therapy. You can also browse the full areas of specialty overview.

Serving the Conejo Valley and beyond

I work with clients in Thousand Oaks, Westlake Village, Calabasas, and Hidden Hills, elsewhere in the Conejo Valley, and throughout California through secure telehealth. Thousand Oaks sits in Ventura County, where I offer in-person care. Clients in neighboring communities, including Calabasas and Hidden Hills in Los Angeles County, often appreciate the privacy of meeting from home.

My philosophy

Mental health is rarely shaped by a single event. It is influenced by the relationships we’ve experienced, the beliefs we’ve developed, the roles we’ve assumed, our physical well-being, our environment, and the ways we’ve learned to cope with life’s challenges. When one area of life begins to suffer, its effects often ripple into many others.

Therapy offers the opportunity to understand those connections—not simply to reduce symptoms, but to create lasting change.

I often describe therapy as opening the filing cabinets of your life. Together, we’ll thoughtfully sort through the experiences, relationships, beliefs, identities, fears, and hopes that have shaped who you are. Some patterns deserve to be strengthened. Others may no longer serve the life you’re trying to build. My role is to help you understand those patterns with curiosity, compassion, and clinical expertise so you can move forward with greater clarity and intention.

Meaningful transformation rarely happens in just a few sessions. While every person’s journey is unique, I generally encourage clients to approach therapy as an investment in themselves over the course of three to nine months. This allows us to move beyond immediate symptom relief and address the deeper patterns that contribute to lasting emotional health.

Therapy is not about becoming someone different. It is about uncovering the healthiest, most authentic version of yourself that may have been hidden beneath years of stress, loss, expectations, or survival. You don’t have to navigate that process alone.