Therapy for Moms of Little Ones

Solutions and anxiety relief for moms with young children.

As a mom, it often feels like our brain is a computer with multiple tabs open and no way to find the close button.

It feels like you are running around in circles of chaos and overwhelm getting nothing important accomplished.

You love your kids and would do anything for them, but find yourself easily annoyed and frustrated every day.

You tend to take your frustration and irritability out on your husband leading to feelings of disconnect and resentment (on both ends!)

The weight of maintaining a clean home, juggling all your responsibilities, and meeting your self-imposed expectations leaves you feeling anxious and inadequate.

Does any of this sound familiar?

Please know this:

You are not alone mama!

how i can help

I will help you overcome anxiety for good and reclaim joy in motherhood.

Together, we'll equip you with practical strategies to bring connection, patience, and effective communication to your home.

We will get you to a place where you will feel confident to handle any challenge that comes your way - knowing you have a toolbox to pull from.

You will feel more connected to your husband and kids than ever before.

Picture this…

You wake up each morning feeling calm, rested, and grounded.

✓

The chronic fatigue is gone and your head feels clear. Your thoughts are organized, you can easily prioritize tasks, and be present with your kids.

You handle parenting challenges gently without getting reactive.

✓

You radiate a sense of self-assurance when parenting your children. You trust your decision-making abilities, without second-guessing yourself. Mom-guilt is gone.

You feel more connected to yourself and your husband than ever.

✓

You finally feel like you can accept yourself, flaws and all, without the constant negative chatter. Your marriage is strong, supportive, and validating.

I want you to know:

There are solutions and you don’t have to navigate this alone.

Therapist for moms of young children.

faqs

Common questions about therapy for moms of little ones.

  • Definitely! The main reason I only offer online therapy is to accommodate busy moms like you. If you need to put a little one down for a nap or take a break to change a diaper, that’s no problem at all.

  • Some parentings areas I can assist with include:

    Effective Communication: I can help you improve your communication with your children, fostering a strong and positive parent-child relationship.

    Behavior Management: I provide guidance on setting appropriate boundaries, reinforcing positive behaviors, and managing challenging behaviors effectively.

    Emotional Regulation: I support moms in understanding their child's emotions and helping them develop emotional intelligence.

    Parenting Self-Care: I emphasize the importance of self-care for moms to maintain their well-being while balancing the demands of parenthood.

    Sleep Solutions: I can offer strategies to establish healthy sleep routines and address common sleep challenges for babies, toddlers, and preschoolers.

    Developmental Milestones: I assist moms in understanding and supporting their child's developmental milestones.

    Managing Transitions: I help mothers of little ones navigate major life transitions such as starting preschool, potty training, or welcoming a new sibling.

    Nutrition and Feeding: I provide guidance on age-appropriate nutrition and strategies for dealing with picky eaters.

    Strengthening Attachment: I focus on promoting secure attachment between parent and child, fostering a sense of safety and trust.

    Positive Parenting Techniques: I encourage positive and gentle parenting methods that promote a child's self-esteem and emotional well-being.

  • Yes, therapy can be beneficial in addressing feelings of mom-guilt. It provides an opportunity to explore the underlying reasons behind your guilt and develop a healthier perspective.

    Through self-compassion and understanding, therapy can help you alleviate unnecessary mom-guilt and create a more positive self-image as a mom. We will get rid of the mom guilt once and for all.

  • Therapy can help you develop emotional regulation skills, allowing you to understand and manage your emotional responses more effectively.

    By increasing emotional awareness and coping strategies, you can respond to parenting challenges with greater patience and composure.

  • Therapy can help you recognize and understand how past experiences may shape your parenting style.

    By exploring the connections between your past and current parenting choices, you can gain insight into any patterns that may be influencing your approach.

    Therapy can support you in making positive changes and creating a nurturing and supportive environment for your children.

Ready to get started?

You are worth the investment!