Anxiety is the most common mental health concern for moms. Therapy can help. Anxiety is one of the most common mental health concerns for mothers — yet it often goes unnoticed or minimized. Many moms chalk their symptoms up to exhaustion, overwhelm, or just “life with kids.” But anxiety in motherhood is real, treatable, and deserves support. This article explores how anxiety shows up in moms, why it’s so common, and how therapy — including online and Virginia‑based options  —

Child sitting with a parent during a calm moment, representing emotional support and child therapy. As a parent, it can be hard to know when your child is going through a normal phase—and when their behavior is a sign they may need extra support. Many families wait months hoping things improve on their own. The truth is, early support can make a huge difference in emotional regulation, confidence, and overall wellbeing. As a child and family therapist in Virginia who speciali

Therapy can help moms and families manage stress, navigate challenging behaviors, and build stronger connections. Evidence-based approaches like EMDR, PCIT, and perinatal support provide guidance and relief.” Parenting is rewarding — but it can also be overwhelming. Between work, family responsibilities, and the everyday pressures of life, it’s normal for parents (especially moms) to feel stressed, anxious, or unsure of how to handle challenging behaviors from kids. You’re no

Working moms are carrying more than ever—career demands, parenting, emotional labor, household responsibilities, and the constant pressure to “do it all.” Burnout doesn’t happen because working moms are weak. It happens because they’re doing the work of multiple people at once. The good news? You don’t need an hour-long routine or a weekend retreat to start feeling better. E Even 15 minutes a day  can make a real difference in reducing working-mom burnout, calming your nervou