As a parent, you want what is best for your child. The thought of them getting hurt or facing disappointment upsets you, but you know that as time goes on, you will not be able to protect them from everything. This is just part of growing up.
Postpartum Counseling
Perinatal depression can be emotionally devastating. The symptoms can crop up towards the end of the third trimester.
Postpartum Counseling
Mothers can have vastly different experiences giving birth. Many are not fully prepared for everything that will occur once they go into labor, or the lasting impact of the experience.
Postpartum Counseling
Today, parenting can feel relentless. On top of the typical demands of raising children, you’re constantly exposed to “picture-perfect” images of parenthood on social media.
Postpartum Counseling
Perhaps you have recently given birth, and you simply haven’t bonded with your baby in how you expected. You’ve been caring for your child 24/7.
