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    Hello There!

    I’m Teresa 

    A curly hair, messy bun wearing, plant loving, fitness enthusiast, crafter, and Mama of an adventurous toddler.  

    I am a therapist for moms who are facing unique challenges in their transition into motherhood. We’re often brought up to believe that being a good mother means you sacrifice yourself. I have to say, I completely disagree with that belief. 

    It was through the experience of having my son during the onset of a global pandemic that I became aware of the need for adequate support and resources for women during the perinatal period. While the world kept me in isolation, I was so busy caring for a newborn that I didn’t realize this new season of motherhood was isolating in itself. 

    This is where I found my “why” in supporting mamas to prioritize their mental health.

    I’ve been there, in the chaos of the sleepless lonely nights, the overwhelmingly long days, that you get so wrapped up in you can’t remember when you last showered. Motherhood is an incredible-yet-demanding journey and you can be a Mom and still be You too. 

     

    I'm here for you.

    Mama, you have been so busy taking care of everyone and meeting everyone’s needs that you have forgotten to schedule in some time to care for yourself. How are you taking care of YOU? I am here to help you take care of YOU. I am passionate about working with moms and providing support through their season of motherhood by empowering them to care for themselves in the ways they are caring for others. Gain the confidence, build the skill, and find the enjoyment in your motherhood journey. 

    I'm here for you.

    I am glad that you’re here. I want you to know you are not alone. Help is available and you will get better.

     

    1 in 7 Moms and 1 in 10 Dads suffer from postpartum depression. 

     

    While the term “postpartum depression” is often used there are several forms of illnesses parents can experience with symptoms appearing during pregnancy and through the first 12 months after childbirth. Perinatal Mood & Anxiety Disorders (PMADs) are treatable and you can fully recover.

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