Empowering Women Through Compassionate Therapy

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For the moms & the moms-to-be who are trying to hold it all together while quietly falling apart.  Come as you are messy bun, big feelings, and all. Messy Bun Therapy is your space to let go of the pressure, speak your truth, and just be real because maternal mental health matters, and you don’t have to carry it all alone

Messy hair, racing thoughts, and zero clue what you’re doing?

At Messy Bun Therapy, we help you untangle the anxiety, reconnect with yourself, and remember the badass under all the chaos

At Messy Bun Therapy, we see you. So many women arrive feeling like they’ve failed, like their bodies have betrayed them, or like they’ve lost connection to themselves. Here you reconnect with who you are and remember the badass you’ve always been.Whether you’re a new mom anxious about your baby, struggling to feel bonded, or navigating a pregnancy that hasn’t felt like you imagined, you’re not alone. Maybe you’re carrying the invisible weight of self-doubt, worry, or the constant question: Who am I now? Messy Bun Therapy is here to help you make sense of it all, reclaim your confidence, and find a sense of calm in the chaos of motherhood.

Ready to feel more understood and remember how strong you are? Let’s find a time to talk.

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Healing Starts
in the Mess

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The goal of Messy Bun Therapy is to create a real, down-to-earth space where moms and soon-to-be moms can show up exactly as they are exhausted, emotional, hopeful, overwhelmed, or all of the above. No pressure to have it all figured out.

This is a space where your struggles are valid, your story matters, and your healing doesn’t have to look perfect. Whether you're navigating  pregnancy & others opinions or the chaos of postpartum life where things just feel off, I’m here to support you in a way that feels honest, compassionate, and actually helpful.

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