Motherhood

When the joy feels out of reach and the weight of daily life becomes too much, it’s easy to feel unseen, overwhelmed, or disconnected from yourself.

If you’re wondering whether there’s space for your needs in the middle of it all, the answer is yes.

Let Go of the Mom Guilt 

Motherhood is beautiful, complicated, and often overwhelming. You give so much of yourself to those around you that it’s easy to lose sight of who you are. The world may tell you that being a good mom means being superhuman—always giving, always patient, always putting yourself last. But the truth is, you are allowed to have needs. You are allowed to rest. You are allowed to care for yourself without guilt. Taking care of you is not only okay; it is essential. When you feel supported, rested, and whole, you are able to show up as the fullest, most present version of yourself—not just for your family, but for you.

Whether you're a mom in your 50s feeling anxious about your kids growing up and creating their own lives, a new mom navigating pregnancy worries, or balancing the endless roles of work, home, and family, you deserve support and care through it all.

It's no wonder that mom burnout happens. That constant pressure to do it all can leave you feeling physically drained and emotionally stretched thin.

  • Does any of this sound familiar?
    😴 You feel tired no matter how much you rest
    😣 You notice yourself becoming more irritable or distracted
    💭 You feel guilty, like you're not doing enough as a mom
    📅 You dread work and daily responsibilities

My approach is all about reminding you that you do not need to be a perfect mom. You just need to be you. When you show yourself love, care, and respect, you are also teaching your children what it means to value their own well-being. Together, we will explore gentle ways to prioritize self-care and create healthy boundaries that support both you and your family.

I will help you develop tools that make daily life feel more manageable, from organizing your time to setting realistic expectations. We will work on building a support system, finding ways to share responsibilities, and creating space between work and home so you can feel more present and at peace.

In our time together, you will have a place to feel understood and supported as you navigate the ups and downs of motherhood. My goal is to help you feel grounded, resilient, and connected to a life that feels balanced and fulfilling.

My Approach in Therapy