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PostPartum Support group

with Amanda Medrano, psyd

What to Expect

Holding It All: Early Postpartum Support Group

The early days of parenting can feel like a blur of feedings, emotions, identity shifts, and questions no one prepared you for.

You can be deeply in love with your baby and also exhausted.
Grateful and overwhelmed.
Connected and lonely at the same time.

If you’ve found yourself thinking,
“Is it just me?”
It’s not.

Holding It All is a small, process based group to support mothers in the early postpartum stage. It offers a warm, contained space to slow down, reflect, and process what this stage brings, including shifts in identity, relationships, and daily life, alongside others who are in a similar place.

Mothers attend with their babies. Feeding, soothing, and caregiving are part of the rhythm of the group.

Details:
Mondays: 11:00am -12:15pm
April 6–April 27

$180 for 4 week series


Small group of up to 6 caregivers

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Meet the Facilitator

  • Amanda Medrano, PsyD

    Amanda provides individual, dyadic, and family therapy to support people through the journey to parenthood, from preconception and pregnancy to postpartum and early parenting. Her work includes supporting those navigating fertility challenges, loss, typical and high-risk pregnancies, postpartum mood changes, and early relational concerns.