Postpartum support
You are not a bad parent — you are overwhelmed
Postpartum depression and anxiety affect approximately 1 in 5 new mothers, and yet the stigma around it means many women suffer alone, convinced that their feelings mean something terrible about them. They do not.
Signs that you might benefit from postpartum support include:
- Persistent sadness or emptiness
- Feeling detached from your baby
- Intense anxiety or intrusive thoughts
- Rage or irritability that feels out of character
- Guilt or shame about how you are feeling
- Difficulty sleeping even when the baby sleeps
- Loss of appetite or interest in things you once enjoyed
- Feeling like you are failing at motherhood
These are signs that you need support — not signs of weakness or failure. Sessions are conducted via telehealth so you can attend from home, with or without the baby nearby.
Talk to me about postpartum support