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Therapy for Perinatal & Postpartum Women in Georgia & Florida

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You’re tired of being too tired.

It’s like you don’t even recognize yourself anymore.

Pregnancy and new motherhood bring a whirlwind of emotions, expectations, and changes that can feel completely overwhelming.

If you're pregnant, you may be filled with uncertainty—worrying about how labor will go, what the newborn stage will be like, or whether you'll ever sleep again. And that’s before even thinking about your changing body and whether or not you'll “bounce back.” The anxiety and overwhelm can already feel intense, even before the baby arrives.

If you're postpartum, you might feel stretched too thin, exhausted, and barely keeping up with the basics—let alone finding time for yourself or the things you truly enjoy. The constant demands can leave you feeling guilty, sad, or frustrated as you try to figure out how to do it all. You used to be ale to manage everything , but now it feels like too much.

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Sound like you?

Struggling with the need to be perfect

Feeling anxious about labor or motherhood

Worried about how your body looks

Wishing you could sleep or at least get some time for you

Here’s what we’ll do together

Therapy can help you create balance and find yourself again.

Therapy with focus on your perinatal and postpartum experience can help you navigate your shifting identity, self-worth, and the challenge of balancing your needs while caring for your baby. Together, we’ll explore the parts of you that feel overwhelmed, unappreciated, or stuck in guilt and conflict over new and existing responsibilities—maybe even struggling to reconcile this version of motherhood with the one you imagined. Through our work, we’ll create space for all the feelings that are coming up, reconnect with the person you were before motherhood, and help you step into the version of yourself you want to become as a mother.

At the end of the day, I want you to know:

Becoming a mom is such hard work. It’s not just you feeling like it’s more than you expected. Your experience is real and it gets better.

What we’ll work on

Imagine a life where…

  • You no longer feel mom guilt.

  • Parenting feels a little less like work .

  • Your relationships with others feel energizing and not draining.

  • Connected to yourself and feel worthy of self-care.

Taking care of you is possible.

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Questions?

FAQs

  • I use a combination of Internal Family Systems, Attachment-Based Therapy, and Mindfulness-Based Therapy to increase self awareness, self love and create necessary change.

    Internal Family Systems (IFS) is a transformative, evidence-based model that helps people heal by accessing and loving their protective and wounded inner parts. We believe the mind is naturally multiple and that is a good thing. Just like members of a family, inner parts are forced from their valuable states into extreme roles within us. We also all have a core Self. Self is in everyone. It can’t be damaged. It knows how to heal. By helping people first access their Self and, from that core, come to understand and heal their parts, IFS creates inner and outer connectedness (Richard C. Schwartz, 2000). I am currently Level 2 Trained with the IFS Institute.

    Attachment-Based Therapy explores how one’s childhood experiences might impact their ability to form meaningful bonds as adults. In attachment-based therapy, therapists work with people who need help rebuilding trust in relationships.

    Mindfulness-Based Therapy is an increasingly popular approach aimed at helping clients to increase relaxation while removing negative or stressful judgments. This technique helps to teach clients how to deal with emotional stressors reflectively instead of reflexively (Hofmann et al., 2010).

  • I generally recommend to work together for at least 6 months, but we can assess this more based on your individual needs. I want to meet you wherever you are in your life, and support you accordingly.

  • If you go to the “contact” page you can request a free phone consultation. During this consultation we will briefly review your needs, assess if we are the right fit for each other, answer your questions, and what the next step will be after that.