Reflections of a Black Therapist Who Has Experienced Perinatal Loss
Navigating the unique path of being a Black therapist supporting other parents through their journey [...]
Mar
Black, Christian, and Depressed
Many people suffer from depression in silence. Some do not understand that what they are [...]
May
Mental Health Two Years Into the COVID-19 Pandemic
We made it. We survived the first grueling years of the COVID-19 pandemic. We are [...]
May
Healing From Birth Trauma
Commonly, trauma is defined as the emotional and physiological response to an actual or perceived [...]
May
Postpartum Doulas Support Maternal Mental Health
Research suggests that doulas play an essential role in improving maternal health outcomes, especially for [...]
May
Grieving and Navigating Pregnancy After Loss
I am a mother of four children; two of whom were live births. What I [...]
Nov
Postpartum Depression is Real
Postpartum depression is real. Recent data suggests that 1 in 7 U.S. women experience clinical [...]
Jul
Listening With a Careful Ear
If we are not careful, we may miss valuable opportunities to teach our children and [...]
Apr
Learning to Stretch
Those who know me might argue otherwise, but I am an introvert. I am most [...]
Feb
A Time and Purpose for Everything
Ecclesiastes 3:1 (KJV) states “to everything there is a season and a time for every [...]
Feb

