Being a mom is a busy job, especially in this semi-post-pandemic world. And there is no doubt that specialized therapy for moms is 100% needed these days. But finding the time to do something for yourself isn’t easy. And beyond feeling busy, it’s also one of the toughest jobs on the planet. You need to somehow take care of all the things and be a calm, happy parent, and also squeeze in self-care and oh yeah take care of the house, and oh, what about career stuff?
It can feel so overwhelming, especially when you have a lot going on internally.
Stressors like managing your home, parenting your kids, maintaining relationships, and somehow finding time to have a life is a lot to balance. But they only scratch the surface. What about how you are doing overall?
Motherhood can be awesome, but it definitely has it’s challenges. And those challenges take an emotional (and sometimes physical) toll. From mom guilt, to mom anxiety, to mom-shaming, to mom-blaming, (sensing a theme here?), it’s a lot to deal with. Sometimes you just want to clear your mind and have some down time to recover.
But how?
If you are in a place where you are thinking about getting some support, I can help. Here at the Center for Creative Counseling, I specialize in therapy for moms who have been going through a lot and are ready to start feeling better.
Therapy for Moms: Issues Treated
The Center for Creative Counseling offers an array of services to meet your unique set of needs. Whether you are looking for help with anxiety, parenting, or just a safe space to tend to your needs, the Center offers services that are right for you.
Here are some of the mom-specific issues treated at the Center for Creative Counseling:
- Anxiety
- Postpartum Mental Health Issues
- Parenting Challenges
- Grief and Loss
- Self-Esteem and Identity Concerns
- PTSD, Trauma, & Childhood Trauma
- Stress Around Stay-At-Home/Working Mom Issues
- Managing Family Conflict
Therapy for Moms: Services Offered
Whether you have had therapy before or are just getting started, the Center for Creative Counseling offers services that can help. Over the last 20 years, I have worked with many clients (most of them moms) who have struggled with some really tough things. I have found that a caring, collaborative approach works the best to support growth and change. This non-judgmental, person-centered approach is a common thread running through all of the services I provide.
For more on my therapeutic approach and background, you can learn more about me on the About page. To learn more about the services I offer, visit the services page, or click on each service listed below.
- Individual Therapy
- Art Therapy
- Grief Counseling
- Family Therapy
- Couples Counseling
Interested in Specialized Therapy for Moms?
Here at the Center for Creative Counseling, I specialize in therapy for moms. I love working with moms who have been through some tough times and are ready to tackle their stuff. My services include individual therapy, art therapy, and grief counseling. I also offer parenting support, coparenting help, and family therapy.
Therapy for Moms in Pennsylvania
If you live in Pennsylvania, and you are interested in starting therapy with me, I offer a free 15-minute consultation to make sure I am a good fit for what you are looking for. Please feel free to browse my website, explore the therapy services I offer, and check out the rates for therapy.
When you are ready, click below to see available appointment times and book your free consultation to get started. ?
A Note from Owner and Therapist Hayley Wilds
When I founded the Center for Creative Counseling, I knew I wanted to create a practice that catered specifically to moms. I’m a mom myself and I totally get the struggle that is motherhood. From fertility struggles, to pregnancy woes, to birth trauma, to newborn sleep deprivation, to raising those little sweethearts, we go through a LOT when we become a mom.
When I was struggling, I sought out a therapist to help me get back on track. I will never forget what it felt like to be seen, heard, and supported along the bumps in my motherhood journey. Between this invaluable experience, and the 20 years I spent working with families, I learned invaluable lessons and useful tools to manage my motherhood challenges. And I cannot wait to share them with you.
