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This study explores the representations of psychologists concerning home psychologist interventions in psyperinatality. The eighteen perinatal psychiatric psychologists included in the study responded to a telephone interview on the subject of variables specific to the obstacles and levers of such interventions, and to the specificities of the containing function and the therapeutic alliance at home. The results of the thematic content analysis show the representations relating to ethical issues that are transversal in the psychologist’s practice, e.g., framework, posture, and relationship. This encourages us to reflect on the role of the psychologist making home visits in terms of the associated ethical and therapeutic interests, limits, and issues.