PERINATAL THERAPY
ROSWELL & NORTH ATLANTA
You You Don't Have to Lose Yourself Along the Way
Specialized support for women navigating infertility, pregnancy, loss, postpartum, and the transition into motherhood
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image credit: jasmine dowlingSUPPORT FOR THE WHOLE EXPERIENCE OF MOTHERHOOD
What you may be experiencing:
· You don't feel like yourself anymore
· You're overwhelmed by how much has changed or by how much you're carrying
· You're experiencing anxiety, postpartum rage, grief, or emotions you didn't expect
· You're trying to understand how the way you were parented is shaping the way you parent
· You're struggling in your relationship with your partner or family
· You're thinking about having another child, but you're afraid after infertility, loss, a difficult pregnancy, or a postpartum experience
MEET ELIZABETH
A warm thoughtful place to understand yourself more deeply.
I'm Elizabeth McAdam, a Licensed Professional Counselor and Certified Perinatal Mental Health professional offering virtual and in-person therapy. I'm passionate about offering women a space to feel heard and navigate the unique challenges that can arise on the journey to and through motherhood.
I especially love helping women understand themselves more deeply and connect with their own inner wisdom as they navigate the inevitable highs and lows along the way.
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A DEEPER WAY OF WORKING
Your experience may feel complicated.
I draw from evidence-based practice in perinatal mental health and Internal Family Systems (IFS) to help you understand the different thoughts, feelings, and impulses that can emerge during pregnancy and motherhood. As we slow down, notice patterns, and make connections, you can begin to relate to these parts differently and develop greater trust in your own inner guidance.
These experiences don't mean something is wrong with you.
They are opportunities for understanding. In our work together, we slow down, notice patterns, and develop inner guidance so change comes from within.
You don’t have to abandon yourself to be a good mother.
Being a mother doesn’t mean your needs go to the bottom of the list. Therapy can support you in not just surviving the hard days, and learning to trust yourself again.
WHAT WE CAN FOCUS ON TOGETHER
Common areas of support
Postpartum
difficult birth, adjustment
Identity
changing roles,
finding yourself again
Family Patterns
generational trauma,
childhood experiences
resentment,
boundaries, family
dynamics
Loss
identity loss,
grief
Overwhelm
people pleasing,
difficuly switching off
Wondering if we might be a good fit?
Let’s start with a free 15 minute consultation to talk about what you’re looking for and how I can help.
In person in Roswell - Virtual throughout Georgia