On Being a Wounded Healer

“A diamond is just a piece of charcoal that handled stress exceptionally well” ~ Unknown Being a Social Worker is a very important aspect of who I am. It is not just a career choice, it is a life choice. My life as a Social Worker does not end at 5pm every night. My mind [...]

Featured on Postpartum Progress!

Postpartum Progress’ Facebook page recently shared my latest piece on PPD ~ Accepting the Unpredictable Journey of PostPartum Depression. I am once again a Warrior Mom! I was also featured on the site back in January 2011. Super cool! So honored and proud to be part of this amazing and dynamic community. Together we are [...]

Accepting the Unpredictable Journey of PostPartum Depression

Technically speaking, PostPartum Depression (PPD) is a diagnosis reserved for those Moms who struggle with mood disorders at and around the time of the birth of her child. PPD can last several months post-birth, yet there is an end point. By definition, PPD is time specific. If your PPD symptoms last longer than the indicated [...]

Happy Mother’s Day … To the Rest of Us

Every year, around this time, I am both overjoyed and just plain pissed off. Overjoyed that my lovely little daughter makes me several crayoned, sparkly construction paper cards that tell me just how much she loves me. That my husband gives me flowers and showers me with love and gratitude. If I could capture the [...]

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