About
Find Your Village, LLC provides mental health therapy services from infancy through adulthood with a specialized focus on perinatal mental health (during pregnancy through 1 year post-partum), infant and early childhood mental health (ages 0-8), attachment and bonding. Stephanie Adamkin Delambre, a family and child therapist in Louisville, offers a supportive space for parents, babies, toddlers, and young children. She provides therapy in Kentucky, supporting children, parents, and caregivers through life transitions, behavioral challenges, trauma, and emotional growth. Stephanie's approach is warm, flexible, and deeply rooted in evidence-based practices, with a focus on early childhood development, attachment, trauma, and perinatal mental health. She offers various therapy services, including perinatal and postpartum support, parent-child dyad therapy, early childhood mental health and NICU support, and individual therapy for all ages. With nearly 20 years of specializing in early childhood and perinatal mental health, Stephanie provides a unique and personalized approach to therapy. She is skilled in CPP, EMDR, attachment-focused interventions, and play-based therapy, and offers in-person and telehealth sessions.
Insurance & payment
Insurance details are not listed publicly — call the practice to confirm.
Listed fee: $120 per session. Ask about sliding-scale fees if you're paying out of pocket.
Services & specialties
Perinatal & Postpartum Support
Helping new and expanding families process birth trauma, adjust to parenthood, and care for themselves during major transitions.
Parent–Child Dyad Therapy (Birth–8)
Attachment-focused therapy that supports bonding, emotional regulation, communication, and family connection through developmentally sensitive methods.
Early Childhood Mental Health & NICU Support
Behavioral support, trauma-informed care, and play-based interventions for babies, toddlers, and preschoolers, including those transitioning home from the NICU.
Individual Therapy for All Ages
Support for anxiety, grief, identity changes, stress, depression, and caregiving overwhelm.