There is hope for each day
A place for moms and our mental health. Shared experiences make the world a little less lonely for mothers.
According to the U.S. Department of Labor, women make 80% of healthcare decisions. As moms, we know this. We feel this. We’re not only helping ourselves find the care we need but our partners, children, and parents too.
Mental health is not transactional. It’s not something that just happens to us one day; it’s everyday life stuff. It can look like stress, guilt, anxiety, identity, depression, loneliness, fear, burnout, and more. It can feel like you’re in survival mode.
We believe in a different approach to mental wellness – one that’s rooted in shared experiences and expert information to provide a safe place to learn and engage.
We’re so glad you’re here. You’re not alone, and there’s a lot of hope to be had.
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