The Power of Being a Good Enough Parent: Why Perfection Isn’t the Goal

In a world of Instagram-perfect parenting and constant comparison, it’s easy to feel like being a “good enough” parent isn’t, well, enough. But what if that’s exactly the point? Hey, we get it, we’re all parents too. But what if “good enough” is not settling, but actually the wisest, most compassionate target we could aim for? In fact, not only is there is robust research to support good enough parenting, it is also not only good for kids, but good for parents’ mental health too if we can shift that goal post.

Slowing Down Without Falling Behind: A Guide for High-Achieving Moms

Being a high-achieving woman and a mother often feels like walking a tightrope. On one side, there’s the drive to excel—to pursue meaningful work, meet goals, and grow. On the other, there’s the deep desire to be present, nurturing, and emotionally available for your children. Balancing both can feel nearly impossible, especially when the world seems to reward speed, productivity, and hustle.

Mindfulness and Meditation for Postpartum Moms: Techniques for Mental Clarity

The postpartum period is a whirlwind of joy, adjustment, and exhaustion. Between sleepless nights, hormonal shifts, and the overwhelming responsibility of caring for a newborn, it’s easy for new mothers to feel mentally foggy or emotionally overwhelmed. Amidst these challenges, mindfulness and meditation can be powerful tools to help moms reclaim a sense of inner peace and mental clarity.

Postpartum Couples Therapy: Strengthening Relationships After Baby

Bringing a new baby into the world is a transformative experience—beautiful, intense, and often overwhelming. Amid sleepless nights, hormonal shifts, and new responsibilities, even the strongest relationships can feel strained. That's where postpartum couples therapy comes in, offering a space for partners to reconnect, communicate, and support each other as they navigate this major life transition.

When Productivity Becomes a Problem: The Link Between People-Pleasing, Trauma, and Pathological Busyness in Women

In a world that rewards hustle and selflessness, many women find themselves caught in a painful paradox—constantly doing, endlessly giving, yet quietly unraveling. What may look like a “high-functioning” woman on the outside is often someone who is burning out from the inside.

Postpartum Depression vs. Postpartum Anxiety: What’s the Difference?

Becoming a mother is one of the most profound transformations a woman can experience—and yet, it’s also one of the most vulnerable. Many moms expect to feel joy and love right away, but instead find themselves overwhelmed, tearful, or constantly on edge. If you’re struggling after having a baby, you might be wondering: Is this postpartum depression? Or could it be something else, like anxiety?

The Mental Load is Breaking Mothers: How it’s Contributing to Poor Maternal Mental Health

Motherhood is often painted as a picture of joy, love, and fulfillment. But beneath the surface, many mothers—especially high-achieving women—are silently drowning under the weight of the mental load. This invisible labour of managing the family’s needs, schedules, emotional well-being, and household responsibilities is taking a significant toll on maternal mental health. And yet, it remains largely unrecognized and unaddressed. In this blog post, we will explore what the mental load is, its impact, and a few small steps to consider to release its burden.

Honouring You Post-Pregnancy Body: A Journey of Self-Love and Acceptance

The journey of pregnancy and childbirth is transformative, not just in terms of the birth of a child but also in how it affects a woman’s body. After giving birth, it’s common to feel a complex mix of emotions about the changes your body has undergone. From new curves and marks to the physical aftermath of delivery, it's natural to experience uncertainty, but it's important to remember that your body is a testament to strength, resilience, and the creation of life.