When Motherhood Reactivates Unresolved Trauma

The recent social discourse around tradwives, or traditional wives, illuminates dimensions of our psyche, including the father complex. The tradwives debate can also pit women against one another by suggesting that being... Read more »

Motherhood and Women’s Mental Health: The Clancy Trial

The Lindsay Clancy trial is about criminal responsibility, but the public conversation surrounding it is also about something larger: what we expect from mothers, how we recognize women’s psychological suffering, and what... Read more »
Chronic Illness Is the New Rite of Passage in Motherhood

Chronic Illness Is the New Rite of Passage in Motherhood

This morning, I woke up at 6 a.m. and willingly went to an imaging center to allow them to shove my body into a metal tube and take pictures of all of... Read more »
The early motherhood expectations versus reality study

The early motherhood expectations versus reality study

Motherhood on social media is often portrayed as effortless, joyful, and aesthetically perfect. These idealized images can create unrealistic expectations, leading mothers to feel inadequate or guilty when their own experiences don’t... Read more »
How Donor Eggs Rewrite Motherhood

How Donor Eggs Rewrite Motherhood

“Whose baby is this?” Leah stared at an egg donor profile on her laptop. Blonde hair. Ivy League degree. Artistic flair. She should have felt hopeful. Instead, her chest tightened. This was... Read more »
Motherhood Reimagined | Psychology Today

Motherhood Reimagined | Psychology Today

“I never imagined this” Source: KieferPix/ Shutterstock The journey to motherhood wasn’t a straight line for me. It was forged through the cracks, the disappointments, and the years spent chasing something that... Read more »
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