When We Cant Look Away: Reflections on What the Lindsay Clancy Case Means for All of Us
A perinatal psychologist reflects on what the Lindsay Clancy case is stirring up for moms, clients, and clinicians — and what to do if it is bringing something up for you.
Postpartum Rage Is Real, and It Is Not Your Fault
Postpartum rage is real, common, and rarely talked about. Dr. Emma Basch explains what it is, why it happens, and why feeling this way does not make you a bad mom.
Back to School: A Few Things I Want Every Mom to Know This August
Back to school brings a lot for moms all at once. Dr. Emma Basch shares five compassionate tips for navigating this season with more grace and less guilt.
How to Know When You're Done Having Kids: A Therapist's Perspective
The answer isn't on the internet — no quiz will get you there. Dr. Emma Basch shares a more meaningful approach to one of parenthood's hardest questions.
Four Essential Conversations to Have with Your Partner Before Your Baby is Born
Becoming parents changes everything — including your relationship. Here are four essential conversations to have with your partner before your baby arrives.
Understanding Medical Trauma: A Therapist's Personal Account
Medical trauma is real, underreported, and often invisible — especially for women. Dr. Basch, a trauma therapist and survivor, explains what it is and how therapy can help.
Motherhood and ADHD: 5 Tips From a Therapist Who Gets It
Struggling with motherhood and ADHD? Dr. Emma Basch — therapist and mom with ADHD — shares 5 practical tips for navigating executive functioning, burnout, and parenting.
Postpartum Support Referrals: My Top 5 for Every New Parent
After 10+ years supporting postpartum clients, Dr. Emma Basch shares the 5 essential postpartum support referrals every new parent deserves — starting at the 6-week visit.
Now What: Navigating Your Postpartum Mental Health After Your 6-Week Check-Up
Cleared at 6 weeks postpartum but still not feeling like yourself? Dr. Basch breaks down common postpartum mental health challenges — and what real support looks like.
ADHD and Pregnancy: Managing Your Symptoms and Navigating a Complicated Time
Pregnant and have ADHD? You're navigating two cognitively demanding realities at once. Learn what the research says and find practical, compassionate strategies to help.
Late ADHD Diagnosis in Women: Why It Happens and How to Cope
Many women aren't diagnosed with ADHD until their 30s or 40s. Here's why it happens, what emotions to expect, and 4 practical steps to move forward. Washington, DC therapists.
ADHD and Perimenopause: What Women in Washington, DC Need to Know
ADHD and perimenopause often collide in women's 40s, worsening brain fog, mood swings, and focus. Learn what's happening in your brain — and how therapy can help. Washington, DC.

