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Celebrating LGBTQIA+ Pride: Affirming Care and Community at Her Time Therapy
Discover our dedication to LGBTQIA+ Affirming Care at Her Time Therapy. Experience inclusive, compassionate support from our therapists.

Her Time Therapy Team
Jun 18, 20256 min read


The Emotional Journey of New Motherhood
Becoming a mother can awaken unexpected emotions, especially if you’re carrying unresolved pain from the past. The postpartum period is intense — full of hormonal shifts, identity changes, and emotional vulnerability. If you feel overwhelmed, triggered, or not like yourself, you’re not alone. This season can be a powerful invitation to tend to your own healing while learning how to care for your baby with greater compassion and clarity.

Lauren Veazey, MA LPCC
May 6, 20258 min read


The Power of Online Therapy for Women
Balancing work, family, and personal well-being can feel overwhelming. That’s where online mental health counseling comes in as a game-changer. It provides accessible, effective, and flexible support for women seeking therapy, breaking down barriers that often prevent individuals from prioritizing their mental health. Teletherapy exploded during COVID-19, yet it has proven to be more than a temporary solution. Therapists and their clients have embraced online counseling, ensu

Meagan Clark, MA LPC NCC ACS BC-TMH
Mar 26, 20256 min read


Understanding Anxiety in Women: Symptoms, Causes, and How Therapy Can Help
Anxiety is one of the most common mental health struggles, and women are diagnosed with anxiety disorders at nearly twice the rate of men.

Meagan Clark, MA LPC NCC ACS BC-TMH
Mar 20, 202511 min read


Online Trauma Therapy for Women: Exploring PTSD Treatment Approaches
Women who suffer from trauma are far from alone in their struggles. A recent article about women and trauma from Amy Navotny of the American Psychological Association said that more than 50 percent of women are likely to experience a traumatic event in their lives. Of those, 10 to 12 percent may develop post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD). So what can you do if trauma-related symptoms are affecting your quality of life or ability to function? Trauma or PTSD? It may be help

Amy Moulton
Mar 13, 20255 min read
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