Tag: mental health
My Story of Pregnancy Loss, Birth Trauma, and Postpartum PTSD
A Note Before You Read: This is an honest account of childbirth, child loss, birth trauma, postpartum PTSD, and recovery. It includes graphic medical...
10 MORE Things I Do Now That I Didn’t Do Ten...
I wrote a post several months ago about habits I've adopted now that didn't used to be part of my life. It was such...
What Witnessing Psychosis Taught Me About Compassion
While following the Lindsay Clancy trial, medications stand out to me. Zoloft, Lamictal, Seroquel, and others like a reel of dark memories. Seeking help...
Finding Beauty In What Is
Earlier this summer, my family and I were able to escape to the beach for a few short days before the summer craziness began....
The Lost Art of Doing Nothing
Even when I’m not doing anything, I’m doing something.
You know what I mean.
With the world at my fingertips through my phone, it almost feels...
Moms: How to Stop Recovering and Start Creating Energy Margin
Ugly truth: Most moms aren’t burned out because they’re doing too much. They’re burned out because they never truly stop. We’ve confused productivity, connection,...
The Best Laid Plans and the Pivots that Followed
There is a scene in Friends, specifically Season 5 Episode 16, The One with the Cop, where Ross is trying to get a couch...
Moms, We Have an Empathy Problem
We have an empathy problem in our country. The word empathy, while derived from the Greek word similar to sympathy, is actually a word...
How Early Racism Begins
This is the second post in a four-part series centered on listening to lived experiences with racism.
In part one of this series, we listened...
I Walked a Mile Every Day for a Year: This Is...
My pregnancies were night and day, and six months apart. In my first pregnancy, with my son, I was barely making it through the...
The Mental Load Is Real: 10 Ways ChatGPT Changed My Life...
Parenting is a full-contact sport. Meals to plan. Errands to run. “What is this weird rash?” Did I pay the electric bill? Who needs...
The Power of Naming What You Feel
As moms, we’re constantly checking in on everyone else—holding space, managing emotions, and carrying the invisible weight of motherhood. But how often do we...
Your Hobbies Aren’t a Competition
As 2025 drew to a close, my friend shared her accomplishment of 20,000+ Peloton minutes for the year (nearly an hour a day, if...
Learning to Trust Myself Again
My goal for 2026 is to truly trust myself. I’ve made a lot of progress in this area, but somewhere along the way, I’ve...













