Balanced Parenthood
For so many people, the exciting and joyful experience of becoming a parent can be fraught with so much difficulty: isolation, loss of identity, renegotiating relationships, reemerging trauma…
Externally, the role of “mother,” “father,” “caregiver,” or “parent” is met with reverence, but just under the surface is a system which leaves parents to solve so many problems on their own.
To top it all off, we are living during a time of ecological collapse, social reckoning, an ongoing pandemic, and an attack on human rights. You may find yourself feeling lost or sad bringing your child/ren into a different world than you expected.

Many parents find themselves feeling guilty and lost having brought one or more children into this world—and you deserve a place to be heard and supported in those complex feelings.
I believe wholeheartedly that a parent who is supported, cared for, and fulfilled is a naturally loving and effective parent.
I am not a parenting coach. I won’t tell you how to get your kid to eat kale, or shame you for screen time, or figure out potty training. We won’t be adhering to any system or self-help book- there’s no right or wrong here! Instead, we’ll create a space that’s focused on you and your needs, where you can be a whole person first and parent second.
While your goals will be unique to you, often this therapy focuses on:
balancing the role of “parent” with every other role that is important to you
carving out real self care (none of this “sleep while the baby sleeps” or “be sure to make time for you” nonsense)
expressing your needs and boundaries in new relationships with your spouse, extended families, and friends
finding space for fun, romance, and sex in your relationship
managing all the feelings that come up in parenting- and life