Feeling pressure to be intimate when you’re exhausted and disconnected? You’re not alone. In this post, I share why moms often lose interest in sex, why that’s valid, and how to rebuild intimacy in a way that feels good for you.

Learn why therapist Emilie Avon-Green focuses on working with moms, supporting them through burnout, anxiety, guilt, and the pressure of societal expectations.

Want a stronger bond with your child? Learn why recognizing their inner world, practicing empathy, and reflecting on your own teen self can deepen connection and trust.

Feeling like you've lost yourself as a mom? Learn how to reconnect with your identity, prioritize your joy, and model self-care for your family.

Feeling overstimulated as a mom? Learn why it happens, how to recognize it, and practical strategies for setting boundaries and self-care.

Learn how letting go of perfectionism helped me become a happier mom. Discover strategies to reduce mom guilt and embrace ¨good enough¨ motherhood.

Feeling guilty of like you're failing as a mom? Learn why mom guilt and comparison happen, and how therapy can help you parent with confidence and self-compassion.

Feeling like you're not doing enough as a mom? Discover why mom guilt and comparisons happen, and learn how therapy can help you parent with confidence.

Feeling exhausted, guilty, or irritable as a mom? Discover the 5 most common signs of mom burnout and learn when to seek help.

Ultimately, we need to give ourselves permission to see work as just one part of life. By prioritizing our own values, we can redefine work’s place in our lives.

We all have things that impact our beliefs towards ourselves, and they can limit our potential if we allow it. I hope that this blog post gets you thinking and questioning your own limiting beliefs.

Remember, by caring for yourself, you’re better equipped to navigate life’s challenges with resilience and grace.

If we allow our fear of failure to dictate our choices, we will never fully embrace life’s opportunities.