MOM-FRIEND support

Pour a cup of tea and settle in for a slow moment. Consider these like my letters to you: notes from your mom-friend who happens to be a therapist. I’ve got you.

You may think these five things are helping but they may actually be making intrusive thoughts worse…

Increasing your awareness and understanding of intrusive thoughts is the first step towards starting a new chapter—one where you feel calm and supported.

The truth is that this happens to most people and it especially happens to mothers postpartum.

Suspect you may have PPA? Here are 8 of the most common signs.

This circular thinking is repetitive, unproductive and may *feel* like a genuine attempt to solve a current problem.

“Nervous system regulation” is a term popping up all over the place these days. Read more about it here:

How do I cope with anxiety when the threat is real? What’s the difference between anxiety that’s based on realistic and possible outcomes versus anxiety that is not.

For moms who are feeling fatigued, sleep deprived and way too anxious about bedtime…

If even *thinking* about returning to work sparks anxiety and a feeling of dread, then you’re probably in need of some reassurance, and practical coping methods.

HI, I'M KATE BORSATO

Your therapist friend who refuses to sugarcoat motherhood, isn’t afraid to share honestly about my own messy journey, and I promise not to dole out cliche therapy advice.