Therapy for Overwhelmed Moms in Corona, CA
Get relief from the constant overwhelm, feel more patient with your kids, and more like the mom and person you want to be.
I’m going to say what moms aren’t supposed to say… these kids are a blessing, but I’m losing it!
The house is a mess, you’re watching your kids run around, and you feel paralyzed thinking about everything you need to do.
You desperately need a break, but motherhood never stops asking things of you. No matter how exhausted you are, there’s always someone who needs you.
You’re overstimulated, touched out, and running on empty. You snap at your kids over little things, then feel awful for not being the patient mom you want to be.
You want to be present, patient, and supportive with your kids, but when you’re completely drained, even that feels out of reach.
You can’t stop telling yourself, “I should be able to handle this.” You feel guilty for struggling and wonder why motherhood feels so hard when you’re trying so hard.
You’ve poured so much of yourself into everyone else that there’s barely anything left for you. You need someone to take care of you, too.
TELL ME IF THIS SOUNDS FAMILIAR…
You’re trying to be a good mom - but you’re drowning in overwhelm.
You stay up at night feeling guilty about how you reacted, instead of responded, to your child.
You’ve been crying a lot.
Though you’ve heard the saying a million times - put your oxygen mask on first before helping others - you can’t remember the last time you had a moment for self-care.
YOU’RE HONEST ENOUGH TO ADMIT:
Motherhood is not what you expected - at all.
You feel grief about what you thought this was going to be.
You question if you can even do this.
It feels like you’re always letting someone down - whether it’s yourself, your partner, your baby, or your older children.
Everything feels hard.
Moms, let me help you:
regulate your nervous system & take care of yourself first, so that you can take care of your children without burning out
break generational cycles, parenting your kids in a different (& healthier) way than you were parented
find small ways to take care of yourself that feel practical & realistic, even with limited free time
build confidence in your motherhood
feel more grounded & steady, even on the hardest days
You were never meant to do this alone.
YOU’VE CARRIED SO MUCH ON YOUR OWN. LET’S WORK THROUGH IT TOGETHER.
Are you ready to go from feeling exhausted & overwhelmed to feeling peace of mind & calm?
Are you ready to start breaking unhealthy parenting cycles you grew up with to building healthier, more connected relationships with your children?
Are you ready to stop grieving a past version of yourself and start feeling like yourself again?
Are you ready to help move your nervous system from fight-or-flight mode and start giving yourself permission to rest?
You don’t have to figure out how to get there on your own.
You’re already trying so hard. Together, we’ll make sense of what’s keeping you overwhelmed and find manageable ways to ease the mental load, respond with more calm, and care for yourself along the way. There’s room to miss who you were and discover who you’re becoming.
You’re working hard to care for your family. Let’s make sure you are cared for along the way.
Credentials: LCSW
(Licensed Clinical Social Worker)
Hi! I am Yadira Reyes, LCSW
Therapist for Overwhelmed Moms
You want to stop snapping and start enjoying your family but by the end of the day, you have nothing left to give.
The noise, decisions, and constant “Mom!” leave you on edge. You carry everyone’s needs in your head, then lie awake replaying the moment you lost your patience. You’re working hard to break the cycles you grew up with, yet under stress, you hear yourself saying things you promised you never would.
And somewhere between taking care of everyone and keeping everything moving, you miss yourself.
As a therapist, a mom raising a child with special needs, and a woman diagnosed with ADHD later in life. I understand what it is like to carry the mental load, the overwhelm of trying to meet everyone’s needs, wearing many hats while struggling to make room for your own needs.
After my own difficult experiences with postpartum and early years of motherhood, I knew I didn’t want another mom to sit in her own shame & doubt, and have to “tough it out.”
THERAPY FOR OVERWHELMED MOMS
ONLINE ACROSS CALIFORNIA
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THERAPY FOR POSTPARTUM DEPRESSION & ANXIETY
Postpartum depression & anxiety affect so many moms, yet it’s hardly talked about. You may feel isolated, exhausted, & overwhelmed by intrusive thoughts - and scared to admit it to anyone.
Therapy can help you tend to your needs, recover from postpartum depression, & soothe anxiety. Beyond individual solutions, I’ll help you build the community that you need - because you’re not meant to do this alone.
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THERAPY FOR MOMS WITH ADHD
If you’re a mom with late-diagnosed ADHD, you may feel like you’re always “behind” on something. I get it, because I’m a mom with ADHD as well. You’re doing the best for your kid (who might have ADHD as well), while trying not to lose your mind.
Therapy can help you feel more grounded & steady, rather than overwhelmed all the time. I’ll share tools & insights that have worked for me & other moms with ADHD - helping you build a life that doesn’t burn you out.
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THERAPY FOR MOM RAGE
It’s time to stop apologizing for being a mom. You are allowed to feel angry, you deserve rest, and your needs matter.
I understand how exhausting the mental load of motherhood can be. Your mom rage is welcome here.
Therapy can help you process your emotions, move through them in a healthy & safe way, and build the confidence to take up space in your own life.
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THERAPY FOR NEW MOMS
You love your baby, but life as a new mom feels harder than you expected. No one told you how your relationship with your partner would change; or how your body would never feel the same. You expected some sleepless nights - but not the intrusive thoughts (“what if I drop my baby?”); the grief around who you were vs. who you are now; or the struggles with breastfeeding.
Therapy can help you process your new identity as a mother, reconnect with yourself, & navigate this new season of life without losing yourself in it.
What does the therapy process look like?
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This call is a chance for us to talk about what’s been feeling most overwhelming for you, and answer any questions you may have.
If it feels like a good fit, we’ll schedule your first therapy session.
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Therapy is a space to process the rollercoaster of motherhood & show up as you are - messy bun and all.
Sessions are catered to your needs & your comfort level.
Some days, we might focus on what feels most overwhelming. Other days, we might work on practical skills to manage anxiety or quiet intrusive thoughts.
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You’ll leave our sessions with:
nervous system tools to feel more calm & steady, even on the hardest days
a reminder that your needs matter, always
permission to rest
the skills & awareness to break generational cycles
a deeper connection with yourself, allowing you to connect more with your kids & your partner