Media Contributions from a Postpartum Therapist

I provide a safe haven to discuss the thoughts you keep hidden.

Perinatal Trauma can have a devastating impact. You may be living in San Francisco and need a postpartum therapist to help you address it. EMDR can help you process your trauma. Call a postpartum therapist in CA.

I’m thrilled to have been quoted in a recent Bored Panda article that sheds light on the importance of trauma-informed care in perinatal mental health.

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Birth Trauma can be devastating. You may be living in San Francisco and need an EMDR therapist to help process your trauma. Call a postpartum therapist in CA.

I decided to specialize in Perinatal Mental Health after a traumatic childbirth and a NICU stay for my baby boy led to Postpartum Depression. Read about my personal journey in this article.

Single parenting can be hard. You may be living in San Francisco and need help understanding your symptoms of depression. You may be struggling to understand postpartum depression vs baby blues. You may need a postpartum therapist in CA today.

In this article in Parents Magazine entitled "The Silent Struggle Many Single Parents Have With Holiday Greeting Cards” I discuss my own journey of single motherhood and the challenges single moms may face over the holidays.

Fertility challenges can be devastating. You may be living in San Francisco and need the help of a fertility therapist. You may be struggling with infertility or considering IVF. Reach out to an infertility therapist in CA today.

This interview with journalist, Lucinda Koza discusses some of the common emotional and psychological difficulties women may face when navigating fertility challenges.

Adjusting to new motherhood can be hard. You may be living in San Francisco, CA and need a postpartum therapist. You may need a perinatal therapist for moms to help you adjust. Call a postpartum therapist in CA.

In this podcast interview on “How I Ally” with Lucinda Koza we talk about the importance of redefine self-care for new mothers.

“A warrior believes in an end she can’t see and fights for it. A warrior never gives up. A warrior fights for those weaker than herself. It sounds like motherhood to me.”

— Kristin Hannah