Are you recovering from a traumatic birth experience or grieving the loss of your pregnancy? Depression can onset during pregnancy, and about 15% of people experience depression after giving birth. Join the mailing list for perinatal mental health education, coping skill techniques, wellness motivation, resources, and upcoming events!
Services
The Motherhood Support Group meets bi-weekly online and focuses on social peer support for all motherhood-related stressors.
This group is not intended for clinical mental health treatment or processing.
All mothers and mothers-to-be (birth mothers, adoptive mothers, blended family mothers, co-parent mothers, mothers with children of any age) are welcome to join and participate on any dates that the group is offered.
Participants are invited to join a private and optional Facebook group to stay connected in between meetings.
This group is not intended for clinical mental health treatment or processing.
All mothers and mothers-to-be (birth mothers, adoptive mothers, blended family mothers, co-parent mothers, mothers with children of any age) are welcome to join and participate on any dates that the group is offered.
Participants are invited to join a private and optional Facebook group to stay connected in between meetings.
I'm a Licensed Mental Health Counselor, the owner of Root To Rise Counseling, and a mom.
I specialize in prenatal and postpartum counseling, including people who have experienced birth trauma, pregnancy loss, and fertility issues.
I work to support the mother during every experience - through pregnancy, loss, fertility complications, labor and delivery, the postpartum period, and beyond.
Whether you're a first-time mom or a fourth-time mom, an infertility warrior or a grieving mother, I am here for you.
I specialize in prenatal and postpartum counseling, including people who have experienced birth trauma, pregnancy loss, and fertility issues.
I work to support the mother during every experience - through pregnancy, loss, fertility complications, labor and delivery, the postpartum period, and beyond.
Whether you're a first-time mom or a fourth-time mom, an infertility warrior or a grieving mother, I am here for you.
So is feeling irritable, having mood swings, withdrawing socially, and seeing a dip in your energy or motivation.
During this time, hormones plummet to pre-pregnancy levels, which interferes with emotional regulation.
About 80% of people who give birth experience this.
The Baby Blues typically resolve on their own within the first two weeks postpartum.
If symptoms persist, it's likely that a Perinatal Mood & Anxiety Disorder (PMAD) is present.
Perinatal Mood and Anxiety Disorders ("PMADs") refer to clinical symptoms of Anxiety, Depression, OCD, Trauma, and Bipolar Disorder that are more severe and longer in duration than The Baby Blues.
During this time, hormones plummet to pre-pregnancy levels, which interferes with emotional regulation.
About 80% of people who give birth experience this.
The Baby Blues typically resolve on their own within the first two weeks postpartum.
If symptoms persist, it's likely that a Perinatal Mood & Anxiety Disorder (PMAD) is present.
Perinatal Mood and Anxiety Disorders ("PMADs") refer to clinical symptoms of Anxiety, Depression, OCD, Trauma, and Bipolar Disorder that are more severe and longer in duration than The Baby Blues.
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