Motherhood + Postpartum

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Silhouette of a woman holding a baby against a colorful sunset sky with trees in the background.

You love your baby.

And this still feels harder than you expected.

The anxiety.
The intrusive thoughts.
The guilt.
The constant second-guessing.
The identity shift.

Motherhood can be beautiful.
It can also be destabilizing.


Postpartum Anxiety + Mood Changes Are Common

You might feel:

  • On edge all of the time

  • Afraid something bad will happen

  • Overwhelmed by responsibility

  • Irritable or quick to snap

  • Disconnected from your partner

  • Like you’ve lost parts of yourself

You might also notice thoughts like:

  • “Other moms seem fine.”

  • “I should be grateful.”

  • “Why can’t I handle this better?”

These experiences are more common than we talk about— and they are treatable.

A person holding a baby on their lap, with the baby reaching towards a mobile device. The scene is dimly lit, with focus on the baby's tiny feet and hand.

In our work together, we’ll focus on helping you:

  • Reducing anxiety and catastrophic thinking

  • Building tools to calm your nervous system

  • Processing identity changes

  • Navigating guilt and self-judgment

  • Strengthening confidence in your parenting

Therapy During Early Motherhood

Specialized Training

I am currently completing advanced training in perinatal mental health and pursuing certification aligned with standards set by Postpartum Support International.

My work with mothers is informed by current research on postpartum anxiety, mood disorders, and nervous system regulation.

You deserve care from someone who understands the complexity of this season.


Motherhood changes everything.

But you don’t have to lose yourself in the process.

If you’re navigating anxiety, overwhelm, or identity shifts in early motherhood, therapy can help you feel steadier, more confident, and more like yourself again.

You Don’t Have to Do This Alone