New Year, New Benefits
Navigating Difficult Relationships During the Holidays: Strategies for Healthy Boundaries and Joyful Gatherings
Navigating Holiday Relationships with Ease
Family gatherings, holiday stress, and tricky dynamics—oh my! But this season doesn’t have to drain your energy.
In our latest blog post, we’re sharing practical strategies to help you:
Set thoughtful boundaries with confidence
Navigate tricky conversations with kindness (and a little humor!)
Find peace and joy, even in challenging situations
3 Things Your Therapist Wants You to Know*
Ever wonder what your therapist really thinks? Here are three things your therapist wants you to know.
Five Things Most Women Don’t Know About Postpartum Depression (PPD)
Tips from a Mom-Therapist on Managing Emotions When Your Child Starts School
Tips from a Mom-Therapist on Managing Emotions When Your Child Starts School
As a therapist who works with moms and as a mom of my own new kindergartner, this late summer was increasingly focused on the complex emotions that accompany your child starting a new level in school.As a therapist who works with moms and as a mom of my own new kindergartner, this late summer was increasingly focused on the complex emotions that accompany your child starting a new level in school.
Navigating the Decision to Return to Work After Having a Baby: A Compassionate Guide for New Moms
The Art of Making Mom Friends: Building a Supportive Community
The Art and Science of Making Mom Friends
10 Things I Wish I Could Tell My Postpartum Self
Navigating the postpartum period can be both beautiful and challenging. The transition into motherhood comes with its own set of joys and struggles. Looking back, there are many things I wish I could have told my postpartum self to make the journey a bit smoother and kinder. Here are ten insights I wish I had known:
How to Use a CBT Thought Record
Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT) is a widely used therapeutic approach that focuses on identifying and changing negative thought patterns and behaviors. One of the key tools used in CBT is the Thought Record, a worksheet designed to help individuals identify and challenge their negative thoughts. In this blog post, we will provide step-by-step instructions on how to use a Cognitive Behavioral Thought Record.
Perinatal Mental Health: Supporting Your Emotional Well-being During Pregnancy and Postpartum
How CBT Can Help You Feel Less Anxious
How CBT Can Help You Feel Less Anxious: