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Mirror, Mirror On The Wall: Navigating Postpartum Body Blues
Childbearing and birth requires a fourth trimester of recovery for both you and your new baby. Education in this area is something that is often overlooked but critical for your physical and mental health.
Licensed psychotherapist Francesca Emma shares postpartum facts you may not know, as well as tips for postpartum recovery.
And is Where the Magic Happens: Supporting Mother-Infant Relationships
Supporting mothers and infants includes understanding the relationship is like a third client needing consideration as we move through the phases of our clinical work with dyads. This article provides an introduction to attachment theory, what mothers and infants bring to the relationship and simple strategies that therapists can incorporate into treatment.
How Birth Trauma Can Impact Your Fourth Trimester Experience—and How to Cope
The fourth trimester is a challenging time for many new mothers, but if you’ve experienced birth trauma, you may find this period particularly difficult. Acknowledging your trauma, using healthy coping skills, and connecting with a support system can help you navigate this time.
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If you are a trauma-informed provider who works with the perinatal population— or a patient with an important story to share— click below to submit a blog proposal.
Please make sure the article is original content that aligns with our values of safety, inclusion, transparency, collaboration, empowerment, and support.