You didn’t expect motherhood to make you feel this angry
Therapy for Postpartum Depression, Anxiety, OCD, and Mom Rage.
Private, confidential online therapy for women in Texas
You look fine on the outside, but the truth is you’re drowning in diapers and guilt for:
Losing your shit on your partner yet again
Yelling at your kids for the 100th time this week
Not enjoying every minute of motherhood
Fantasizing about driving and never coming back
Postpartum Anger is a signal you have been carrying too much without the right support. It does not make you a bad mom.
Meet your Perinatal Mental Health Therapist
I’m Lyndsi Reyes, LCSW.
The therapist behind Reyes Maternal Mental Health. Most of my clients are pregnant or postpartum women well into the fourth trimester and beyond. They are the one’s who are holding it all together on the outside but often feel like a ticking time bomb inside.
I use my personal and professional experience combined with my specialized training in maternal mental health to hold them through this season without judgement, fear, and shame.
My goal is to help the women in my care feel better so they can enjoy their children and reclaim their footing during this most precious, hard, and often misunderstood season of motherhood.
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Postpartum Depression Therapy
Postpartum depression isn’t always sadness. Sometimes it’s feeling empty, exhausted, or moving through the day on autopilot. Together, we’ll find tools to lift the heaviness so you can reconnect with yourself and your baby.”
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Postpartum Anxiety and OCD
When your mind won’t stop racing or you’re consumed by ‘what ifs,’ it can feel impossible to relax. Postpartum anxiety and OCD are common — and treatable. Therapy can help you feel calmer and more grounded.
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Maternal Rage Therapy
Maternal rage is more common than most people realize. If you snap easily or feel sudden waves of anger that scare you, you’re NOT a bad mom. Rage is usually a signal that you aren’t being supported the way you deserve.
Therapy can help you understand and release it without shame.
