Do you see yourself here?

  • A woman and a baby lying on a white surface, touching foreheads and sleeping peacefully.

    You're a new mom...

    …and you knew having a baby would not be easy. But this? It’s a level you weren’t expecting. The anxiety, the doubt, the sadness. The strain it’s putting on your relationships. You want to feel like yourself. You want to enjoy your baby. You want to look back on this time and know you could feel present in your baby’s first weeks and months. You wonder if that’s possible…

  • A person wearing a hooded coat standing on a beach, looking out at the ocean with waves and a cloudy sky.

    You're grieving...

    …and the roller coaster it has been after your loss is leaving you feeling confused and alone. Some days you can cope, and some days it feels like the grief is too much to hold. You wonder if there’s anyone who can help you, even though there’s nothing to “fix”…

  • A woman sitting on a park bench taking a selfie with her smartphone while holding a young child in a baby carrier, with a boy holding the stroller in the background during autumn.

    You're figuring out who you are now...

    …and realize you know your kids better than you know yourself these days. Maybe you’ve heard the term “matrescence” and know that the transition to motherhood is it’s own unique developmental phase, but you thought you’d be more secure in your identity by now. Other people’s expectations make it even more confusing. And why can’t you stop comparing yourself to that other mom? You want your kids to be strong and secure human beings, but motherhood has you feeling burnt out and insecure. You wonder how you can regain your sense of self…

I see you. And I wonder if therapy could help.

I’ve lived these stories myself.

Now I help clients living these stories, approaching with professional knowledge and training, but also with a deep empathy of what you’re going through.