Who We Are

At Moms On The Mend, I didn’t become a coach because I had all the answers—I became one because I needed support that didn’t exist when I was struggling. After becoming a mom of three, I went through postpartum depression that no one saw. Despite appearing to have it all together, internally, I was unraveling. Feeling invisible, ashamed, and pressured to maintain the facade of the “strong mom,” I silently struggled. The search for help led me to realize that most support felt clinical, disconnected, or overly focused on “fixing” me, when what I truly needed was to feel human again.

This realization inspired me to create what I couldn’t find: a safe, compassionate space for moms to openly discuss their mental health, rediscover themselves, and heal without shame. Today, I support moms navigating the emotional complexities of motherhood, particularly those silently battling postpartum depression and its associated challenges. You don’t have to bear this burden alone, and you don’t have to pretend to be okay here. I am here to walk alongside you, just as I wished someone had done for me.

Industry Experience: My work at Moms On The Mend is deeply rooted in personal experience and professional development. Having traversed postpartum depression, neurodivergent motherhood, and the weight of breaking generational cycles, I transformed my healing journey into a vocation. Trained as a perinatal behavioral health coach with a trauma-informed approach, I bring years of firsthand insight into maternal mental health, identity struggles, and the emotional overwhelm many mothers silently endure.

Through facilitating community conversations and creating content that resonates with thousands of women seeking validation, I shape my approach based on real-life motherhood experiences, continuous education in mental health, and a profound dedication to helping moms feel secure, acknowledged, and empowered.