Bloom Perinatal Therapy

As a perinatal therapist, I often meet with women who tell me:

"My baby is healthy, so I shouldn't still be upset about my birth."

The truth is that birth trauma isn't just about what happened medically. Many mothers struggle because they felt frightened, unheard, powerless, or unsupported during one of the most significant experiences of their lives.

If you've ever wondered whether your birth experience may still be affecting you, my newest blog explores 7 common signs of birth trauma after childbirth and how therapy can help.

📖 Read more here: https://www.bloomtherapist.com/postpartum-pregnancy-blog/signs-of-birth-trauma-after-childbirth

Healing is possible, and you don't have to navigate it alone.

7 Signs of Birth Trauma After Birth | Birth Trauma Therapy Wondering if you're experiencing birth trauma? Learn 7 common signs of birth trauma after childbirth and when to seek support and therapy.

As a perinatal therapist, one of the themes I hear most often from mothers processing difficult births is, "I didn't feel heard."

Recently, I sat down with doula and therapist Jamie Bodily to talk about birth trauma, advocacy, and what happens when birth doesn't go as planned.

This conversation is filled with practical insights for expecting and postpartum moms, as well as birth professionals who support them.

You can read the blog and watch the full interview here:
https://www.bloomtherapist.com/postpartum-pregnancy-blog/birth-doesnt-go-as-planned

I would love to hear your thoughts after watching. 🤍

If you're struggling with a difficult birth experience, know that support is available. I provide online therapy for women throughout Missouri and Florida.