The Mommy Therapists

20 - Parenting Challenges, Rewriting Grief Trauma, and Taking Kids to a Baseball Game

The Mommy Therapists are back, reporting on self care and social activities, normalizing the stressful nature of motherhood in the summer. Sasha processes the challenges of parenting children today vs decades ago, and Kristi teaches us a skill to manage grief activations. They discuss the essential (not indulgent) nature of self care, and Kristi shares tips on how to take the kids to a baseball game. They're ready for you!

19 - Body Acceptance, More Attachment, and Cuddling for Dopamine

The Mommy Therapists check in with us about how they are spending their time and planning their summers. Kristi processes the discomfort of body expectations and encourages a new perspective on body acceptance. Sasha teaches us some more tidbits about attachment, and discusses how 10 minutes of cuddling in the morning can have powerful benefits. They're ready for you!

18 - The Power of Mindfulness and Yoga with Savannah Seninger

The Mommy Therapists have a special guest today, Savannah Seninger - a fellow mommy therapist with special certifications in perinatal mental health and yoga. Savannah teaches about the power of mindfulness and yoga to heal your mind and body, regulate with your littles, and bring you back to what matters most. She also shares a tip about using opposite action to relieve the stress in hard moments. They're ready for you!

17 - How to Co-Regulate with PEACE and Tips for Planning Summer

The Mommy Therapists are back and discussing taking sick days, the power of self care, and struggles with multitasking. Kristi teaches us how to co-regulate with our kids when they are having big emotions using an acronym PEACE, and Sasha shares that sometimes affirmations can be flexible. Finally, Kristi shares a tip on how to plan summer (or any holiday or event) to make it meaningful for your kids. They're ready for you!

16 - The Mother's Day Episode - featuring our kids

Happy Mothers Day! The Mommy Therapists have interviewed their 7 children and discuss their answers, looking for patterns, clarity, and hilarity. Enjoy!