Macie Litchfield, M.A. LMFT #138969

Macie Litchfield, M.A. LMFT #138969 Passionate about helping adults and moms overcome their anxiety and find themselves again!

My practice focuses on anxiety, overwhelm, people-pleasing, self-esteem & more that most women and mothers struggle with today. Supervised by Darla Gale LMFT #92413
at Heartstrings Counseling, Loomis Ca

03/19/2026

Two of my favorite and quick in the moment tools to give a mama stuck in endless rage cycles

Isometric release ➡️ Rage is stored in physical energy in the body and needs somewhere to go.
- place your hands against a wall
- push as hard as you can for 15-20 seconds
- release and then repeat until feeling more calm

✨Your ending the fight response and ending the danger signals your body is receiving allowing you to feel calm and safe.

Temperature Resets ➡️ your nervous system responds instantly to temperature changes.
- place your face in the freezer or cold water for 30-90 sec
- hold ice cubes in your hands and squeeze hard
- place a cold ice pack on your neck or chest

This activates your vagus nerve and pulls you out of fight/flight.

✨you can't stay in rage when your body is forced to physically reset.

Try these out when you begin to feel overloaded and rage sneaking up. Let me know how they work for you!

Follow along for more Mom rage tips from a mom and therapist who also struggles with rage.

03/15/2026

Come to therapy exactly as you are—chaotic, cozy, or caffeinated. I’m a judgment-free zone. Girls supporting girls always. ✨

03/14/2026

Stay as long as you need. 🌿🌊

Postpartum deserves to be honored, seen, and slowed down.I truly feel one of the biggest issues in the entry into mother...
03/05/2026

Postpartum deserves to be honored, seen, and slowed down.

I truly feel one of the biggest issues in the entry into motherhood is how little time is allowed to experience postpartum safely without the pressure to "bounce back and be you again" in a short 6 weeks.

Many moms I sit with don’t actually want to yell or to be angry. They want relief.They want sleep.They want quiet.They w...
03/03/2026

Many moms I sit with don’t actually want to yell or to be angry. They want relief.

They want sleep.
They want quiet.
They want someone to notice how much they’re holding.

When your nervous system has been running on constant stimulation, interrupted sleep, and carrying the emotional load of a family… it doesn’t take much for it to shift into fight-or-flight.

And sometimes what comes out is anger.

That doesn’t mean you’re a bad mom.
It means your nervous system might be overwhelmed.

You deserve support, rest, and space to regulate too. 🤍

If this resonates with you, you’re not alone.

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