Therapy for Moms

Therapy for Moms2024-12-12T13:56:07+00:00

Welcome to a nurturing space dedicated to moms where you can laugh, cry, and be honest.

Bringing new life into the world is a profound journey filled with joy, challenges, and sometimes overwhelming emotions.

Whether you’re expecting or have recently welcomed a little one, it’s completely normal to experience a mix of feelings during this transformative time. I hear you, I see you, I was you.

I offer convenient online therapy for moms in the Los Angeles area and throughout California.

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Why Perinatal Mental Health?

I offer specialized support tailored to the unique experiences of pregnancy and early motherhood.

My compassionate approach focuses on:

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  • Emotional Well-being: From anxiety and depression to mood swings and stress, I’m here to help you navigate all the emotions of becoming a mama. This space is free of judgment, this is your time to be heard and understood.
  • Building Resilience: Learn coping strategies to manage challenges and cultivate a positive mindset, fostering resilience during this life-changing period. You and I will work together to explore your feelings, identify stressors, and develop positive ways to cope.
  • Self-Care Strategies: Discover the importance of self-care and how to prioritize your needs while caring for your newborn, and not feeling guilty about it.
  • Cultural Awareness: I offer therapeutic services through a lens of cultural competency. I am aware of how one’s culture impacts the ideas of motherhood and navigating family dynamics. I am here to provide cultural sensitivity in our sessions, understanding and knowing every family is unique.

Take the First Step

Investing in your mental health is vital for both you and your baby.

Let’s embark on this journey together, ensuring you feel supported and empowered every step of the way.

Your well-being matters, and I’m here to help you thrive as a mom.

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