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Desirae Trammel, MS, T-LMHC

Modalities: Person-Centered Therapy, CBT, Strengths-Based Interventions – Supervised by Madi Sweet

Perinatal: Growing Interest

Desirae believes that healing begins when people feel truly seen, heard, and accepted. Before becoming a therapist, she spent five years as a high school teacher and also served as a doula — experiences that gave her a deep appreciation for the many transitions women and families move through. Today, she combines that background with evidence-based, trauma-informed care to help clients build resilience, develop practical coping skills, and move toward lasting healing.

Desirae works with adolescents and adults navigating anxiety, trauma, life transitions, stress, self-esteem concerns, and relationship challenges. She has a special passion for supporting women through motherhood, identity changes, and the emotional complexities of major life seasons. As the wife of a retired NFL player and a mother herself, she also understands the unique pressures of high-performance careers, public life, and balancing personal identity with family responsibilities — and is especially passionate about supporting spouses and families of professional athletes.

Originally from Iowa and now living in Texas, Desirae is thrilled to be joining Bloom Women’s Wellness through telehealth, and is passionate about expanding access to quality mental health care for women in rural and underserved communities.

NPI: 1881349322

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What My Support Looks Like

I create a warm, compassionate space where you can slow down and navigate life’s challenges with confidence and hope. My approach integrates person-centered therapy, CBT, strengths-based interventions, and emotional regulation strategies tailored to your unique needs. I’m trauma-informed and draw on evidence-based care to help you build resilience and develop practical coping skills for lasting healing.

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What do Bloom's perinatal mental health designations mean?

Perinatal mental health is one of Bloom’s core specialties, so we’re intentional about how we describe each provider’s training in this area. You’ll see one of three designations on every counselor’s profile: Certified, Advanced Training, or Growing Interest. Here’s what each one means.

What does "Certified" mean?
Certified indicates a provider is Certified in Perinatal Mental Health (PMH-C) — the formal, board-recognized specialty certification in perinatal mental health. Earning the PMH-C requires advanced education, supervised clinical training, and meeting professional standards set specifically for supporting individuals and families through the perinatal period.
What does "Advanced Training" mean?
Advanced Training means the provider has completed Bloom’s foundational two-day perinatal mental health training plus additional, advanced perinatal-specific coursework. These providers have pursued real, substantial education in the assessment and treatment of perinatal mood and anxiety disorders, even though they haven’t yet completed the PMH-C certification process.
What does "Growing Interest" mean?
Growing Interest means the provider has a genuine clinical interest in supporting individuals through pregnancy, postpartum, and the transition to parenthood, but hasn’t yet completed Bloom’s training threshold for our Advanced Training designation. It’s an honest starting point, not a lesser one — many of our most experienced perinatal providers began here.
What does "Growing Interest" mean?
Growing Interest means the provider has a genuine clinical interest in supporting individuals through pregnancy, postpartum, and the transition to parenthood, but hasn’t yet completed Bloom’s training threshold for our Advanced Training designation. It’s an honest starting point, not a lesser one — many of our most experienced perinatal providers began here.
Why does Bloom make this distinction?
We believe you deserve to understand the training and experience behind the provider you’re choosing. Rather than using a vague catch-all term, we want our language to be transparent and specific — so you can find a provider whose background genuinely matches what you’re looking for.
Why does Bloom make this distinction?
We believe you deserve to understand the training and experience behind the provider you’re choosing. Rather than using a vague catch-all term, we want our language to be transparent and specific — so you can find a provider whose background genuinely matches what you’re looking for.
What if I'd like to work with a provider at a different level of perinatal training?

That’s completely okay! You can browse our full team on the Meet Our Counselors page, where every provider’s designation is listed alongside their focus areas, so you can find the best match for your needs — whether that’s deep perinatal specialization or simply the right overall fit for you.