At Bloom Psychotherapy, we provide specialized virtual therapy across Canada for fertility, pregnancy, postpartum, and parenting mental health.
This blog shares therapist-informed insights on what many people experience, but don’t often say out loud.
You might be here because you’re:
- Trying to conceive or navigating infertility
- Experiencing pregnancy anxiety or birth trauma
- Struggling with postpartum depression or anxiety
- Feeling overwhelmed, resentful, or unlike yourself
You’re not alone, and this is exactly the kind of work we do every day.
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Parenting
How Parenthood Affects Relationships (and How to Reconnect)
Relationship Concerns Through Every Stage of Parenthood Becoming a parent changes everything- your routines, priorities, and even how you see each other. The... more »
Toddler Tantrums: What’s Normal and How to Handle Them
If you’ve ever carried a wailing, spaghetti-limbed toddler out of a grocery store while your face burns with embarrassment—this is for you.... more »
Navigating Conflict in Relationships: Therapist's Perspective
By Chloe at Bloom - Discussing Relationships Conflict is an inevitable part of relationships. While disagreements can feel uncomfortable, they are also... more »
Rebuilding Connection and Intimacy in Your Relationship
By Chloe at Bloom - Discussing Intimacy and Connection In the hustle of daily life, couples often find themselves feeling disconnected. Between work,... more »
Scary Thoughts Postpartum: Intrusive Thoughts and Anxiety
The postpartum period is one of the biggest transitions in life, and while it can be filled with joy, it can also bring unexpected and distressing... more »
Invisible But Heavy: The Emotional Labor of Motherhood No One Prepares You For
By Chloe at Bloom When we become mothers, we expect sleepless nights, diaper changes, and sticky kitchen floors. But few of us are prepared for the... more »
Key Differences Between Psychodynamic Therapy and CBT for Perinatal Anxiety
Did you know that nearly 20 percent of mothers experience perinatal anxiety during pregnancy or in the first year after birth? The Canadian... more »
How Therapy for Moms Supports Emotional Well-Being Postpartum
Did you know that approximately 1 out of 5 Canadian mothers experience postpartum depression or anxiety in the first year after childbirth? Postpartum... more »
Growing Your Family: Second Baby, Sibling Dynamics & You
For many parents, the decision to have a second baby is far from simple. The joy of welcoming a first child often brings an overwhelming sense of love,... more »
Social Media Impact on New Moms and Parenting
Social media has transformed the landscape of parenting, offering a platform for connection, information sharing, and community building among new moms.... more »
The Power of Self-Compassion for New Parents
Becoming a new parent is a life-altering experience filled with joy, love, and challenges. Increasing self-compassion is highly important for new parents and... more »
Are You Getting Enough Sleep?
Most people are not getting enough sleep. Sleep deprivation affects your mental and emotional health, and those with mental health problems are more... more »
NEW CLIENT INQUIRY & BOOKING REQUESTS
Send us a message so we can find the best fit for your care or answer your questions about how we can support you.
Our team of perinatal therapists are parents themselves and understand how complex this journey can be. They understand fertility, postpartum, and how the rest of our lives can affect these times.
Connect with our Client Coordinator today to find the best fit for you. If you prefer to book online, please use the link below.
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Monday-Friday
Services are provided through secure online video-conferencing or by telephone to anyone in Canada.
We are an LGBTQ affirmative practice and welcome all individuals or couples who seek support and guidance at any point in their lives.
We work to foster an inclusive environment that supports and does not discriminate, regardless of race, ethnicity, national origin, gender, religion, age, marital status, sexual orientation, gender identity/expression, or disability. We recognize that families are built in many ways and welcome any and all families.
Babies are always welcome in session.
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