You don’t need to suffer in silence.

“Will things ever return to normal? Am I a terrible mother?”

These thoughts fill the minds of many new moms after they have a baby.

Postpartum is an overlooked and unattended part of the motherhood journey.

Yet, so many moms find themselves completely overwhelmed and isolated in the months following childbirth.

The weight of the day feels unbearable.

Waking up feeling hopeless and exhausted, the demands of a newborn continue to pile on. Feeding difficulties. Sleep issues. Household chores.

Managing the expectations of the rest of the family. Allowing time for your postpartum body to heal. All while experiencing the debilitating effects of anxiety and depression.

Marriages suffer. Disconnection and isolation take over, as spouses lose the ability to communicate their needs and desires with one another. Loving companions turn into resentful and misunderstood roommates.

So much is at stake.

The relationship between the mother and baby struggles, as mom has difficulty connecting to her newborn. Feeling empty and depressed, moms find that attaching to their new child is difficult and draining. She questions, “How can I give more of myself when my own cup is empty?”

Marriage. A healthy attachment to the baby. A mother’s own health, happiness, and joy. Filled with angst, guilt, and sadness – it’s hard to imagine ever feeling normal again.

There is hope.

What you’re feeling right now is NOT your new normal.

I’m here to walk you through this journey and provide you the emotional support, education, and tools you need to connect back to yourself and your family again.

Let me help you move out of your suffering.

Call (480) 694-2372 today for a free consultation.