Mental Wellness for Moms

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Possible causes of burnout:• Overwhelm• Perfectionism and trying to do everything perfectly• A toxic work place, often f...
04/08/2026

Possible causes of burnout:
• Overwhelm
• Perfectionism and trying to do everything perfectly
• A toxic work place, often from the top down
• No work-life balance
• Heightened stress levels
• Working too many hours, often inside and outside of the home
• Working for a difficult boss
• Not having a supportive partner
• Not having good division of labor at home
• Too much to do and not enough time to do it all
What else would you add here?

💜 Heidi


Yep!💜 Heidi
04/07/2026

Yep!

💜 Heidi


Burnout, Overwhelm and Making Time for ReflectionLearn to say no to demands, requests, invitations, and activities that ...
04/06/2026

Burnout, Overwhelm and Making Time for Reflection

Learn to say no to demands, requests, invitations, and activities that leave you with no time for yourself. Until I learned to say no, and mean it, I was always overloaded by stress. -Holly Mosier

As a therapist, I feel like I work really hard to have balance and harmony (my word of the year) in all aspects of my life. But I also acknowledge that this is often easier said than done. Sometimes my work-life balance feels off. Sometimes it’s the flow of my week or a particular day, like too much to do one day and too little the next.

Some of this is within my control, but so often the struggle is around all the things that are outside of my locus of control. It’s also checking in with myself around if this struggle is an internal one that needs to be processed and released, or and external one that involves others where I many not have a lot of control. What are your thoughts here? Is any of this relatable to you?

If you’re struggling right now, know that you’re not alone. A lot of us are struggling with burnout and overwhelm in our lives today. If you could use more help and support, please reach out to your doctor or a therapist in your area (if you don’t already have one). Know that I’m thinking of you and sending lots of love and support your way!

**Please check out the link to read the full blog!

💜 Heidi


Happy Easter to you and your family!🐰💜 Heidi
04/05/2026

Happy Easter to you and your family!🐰

💜 Heidi


The repair after an argument:• Acknowledge what happened and name it• Describe what you’ll do differently next time• Apo...
04/04/2026

The repair after an argument:
• Acknowledge what happened and name it
• Describe what you’ll do differently next time
• Apologize and say you’re sorry
• Explain why your anger got triggered (if it’s helpful to you and the other person)
What else would you add to this list?

💜 Heidi


Absolutely!💜 Heidi
04/03/2026

Absolutely!

💜 Heidi


Remember, the road to healing is (unfortunately) not linear. There will be progress and setbacks along the way. If you h...
04/02/2026

Remember, the road to healing is (unfortunately) not linear. There will be progress and setbacks along the way. If you hit a road block or setback, know that this is a normal part of the healing process. And, the healing process often feels like a rollercoaster ride, where some days are significantly better than others. This is also very normal, and it can be helpful to normalize it for yourself when you’re in the midst of struggle in your own life.

💜 Heidi


Happy April!💜 Heidi
04/01/2026

Happy April!

💜 Heidi


Feelings underneath anger may include:• Fear• Loneliness• Grief• Betrayal• Shame• Overwhelm• Stress• Disappointment• Gui...
03/31/2026

Feelings underneath anger may include:
• Fear
• Loneliness
• Grief
• Betrayal
• Shame
• Overwhelm
• Stress
• Disappointment
• Guilt
• Pain
• Frustration
• Hurt
• Sadness
• Agitation
• Irritability
• Regret
What else would you add to this list?

💜 Heidi


Anger, Healing and The RepairNothing can heal anger except compassion.-Thich Nhat HanhAlthough anger is considered one o...
03/30/2026

Anger, Healing and The Repair

Nothing can heal anger except compassion.
-Thich Nhat Hanh

Although anger is considered one of the primary feelings (which include happy, sad, mad, scared and bad/shame), other feelings are often found underneath anger. It’s important to understand this because this is why nothing productive gets worked out when we’re angry. It’s why taking a break and pausing during arguments can be so helpful. If you can figure out what’s underneath the anger, this is where the process work can take place. In the grief. In the loneliness. In the emotional pain that you’re currently feeling.

And, once you’ve named your feelings, felt your feelings and released your feelings, you can start moving into true healing for yourself and true repair with others.

If you’re struggling right now, know that you’re not alone! Many of us are struggling with anger and all the feelings underneath anger. If you could use more help and support, please reach out to your doctor or a therapist in your area (if you don’t already have one). Know that I’m thinking of you and sending lots of love and compassion your way!

**Please check out the link to read the full blog!

💜 Heidi


The mental load of motherhood:• Appointments• School schedules• Family events• Play dates• Vitamins• House cleaning• Pla...
03/29/2026

The mental load of motherhood:
• Appointments
• School schedules
• Family events
• Play dates
• Vitamins
• House cleaning
• Planning birthday parties
• Home maintenance
• The emotional wellbeing of the household
• Decorating
• The mental wellbeing of the household
• Shopping
• Lawn care
• Exercise
• Hydration
• Medications
• Healthy meals
• Planning drop offs and pick ups
• Home organization
• The spiritual wellbeing of the household
What else would you add to this list?

💜 Heidi


Only teachers!!💜 Heidi
03/28/2026

Only teachers!!

💜 Heidi


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