Counseling for New Moms
There are many worries and concerns after becoming a new mom. Thoughts of guilt, not feeling bonded with the baby, and missing your old lifestyle can often run through your mind.
These can be normal responses as new mothers adjust to the life changes that come with having a child. However, depending on the degree and length of time these feelings last, they could actually be Postpartum issues.
Postpartum struggles are common for many new mothers, however, if they remain undetected and undiagnosed, they can cause additional stress and have negative impacts in the lives and family dynamics for new mom’s, their spouses, and children.
Postpartum symptoms include:
1. feelings of being overwhelmed
2. an empty mood
3. persistent doubts about your ability to care for your new baby
4. loss of interest or pleasure in hobbies and activities
5. fatigue or abnormal decreases in energy
Hormonal changes, personal and family history, and your support system are all factors in understanding and dealing with your postpartum symptoms. Being “moms of littles” is a hard job and it can be difficult sometimes to figure out who you are. If thoughts of “I don’t know who I am” run through your mind you are not alone.
If you are having any of the above emotions, please contact us today and we can help you navigate and move forward.
Christian Counseling of Arkansas
870-935-4102
About us
Laura Hodges, LPC, NCC
Laura Hodges is a Licensed Professional Counselor and the founder of Christian Counseling of Arkansas. She received her Master’s Degree as well as her Advanced Counseling Degree from Regent University in Virginia. Laura has vast experience in counseling individuals and couples. Previously a lead therapist for the Meier Clinic Day Program in Virginia, Laura designed and was responsible for many of its group therapy programs.
Laura is passionate about the integrity of the marital relationship and is committed to helping couples build a solid foundation for a strong and loving marriage. She helps couples manage conflict, strengthen their emotional connection and build a solid friendship.
Many issues in life are related to masked feelings that need to be identified. Laura can help clients get to the root of underlying many negative behaviors. She specializes in counseling individuals with issues of co-dependency, depression, anxiety, sexual issues, obsessive-compulsive disorder, anger issues, eating disorders and women’s issues. One of Laura’s missions is to restore unity to the marriage using Biblical principles and tried counseling tools to bring increased intimacy and happiness to marriage.
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Laura Hodges is a Licensed Professional Counselor and has worked for Meier Clinic in Virginia as the lead therapist for their Day Program. She designed and was responsible for many of the group therapy programs at Meier Clinic.
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Counseling for New Moms
There are many worries and concerns after becoming a new mom. Thoughts of guilt, not feeling bonded with the baby, and missing your old lifestyle can often run through your mind.
These can be normal responses as new mothers adjust to the life changes that come with having a child. However, depending on the degree and length of time these feelings last, they could actually be Postpartum issues.
Postpartum struggles are common for many new mothers, however, if they remain undetected and undiagnosed, they can cause additional stress and have negative impacts in the lives and family dynamics for new mom’s, their spouses, and children.
Postpartum symptoms include:
1. feelings of being overwhelmed
2. an empty mood
3. persistent doubts about your ability to care for your new baby
4. loss of interest or pleasure in hobbies and activities
5. fatigue or abnormal decreases in energy
Hormonal changes, personal and family history, and your support system are all factors in understanding and dealing with your postpartum symptoms. Being “moms of littles” is a hard job and it can be difficult sometimes to figure out who you are. If thoughts of “I don’t know who I am” run through your mind you are not alone.
If you are having any of the above emotions, please contact us today and we can help you navigate and move forward.
Christian Counseling of Arkansas
870-935-4102
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A LITTLE SOMETHING ABOUT US
We offer counseling services for all age groups and many areas of difficulties. Our Christian Counselors work from a solid understanding of God's word and a personal walk with Christ.
RECENT POSTS
Teen Depression
Counseling for New Moms
Tips for Successful New Year’s Resolutions
Tips on Communicating with Your Spouse
Expectations