Posts by Lauren Robbins
Postpartum: The Relationship with Your Partner | Blooma New Mama Group – St. Paul
Thursday, October 20th, 2016 | 12:15-1:15pm | FREE Whether you’ve just had your first or your fifth baby, adjusting to additions in the family during the postpartum period can be…
Read MorePerspective
My husband and I just returned from a few days at the North Shore. One of our favorite hikes there is at Oberg Mountain, a trail that begins several miles…
Read MoreBeing Comfortable with Uncomfortable | Creating Change
Many people come to therapy because they want something to change; change in a relationship, change in how they feel, or change in how they look at life for example.…
Read MoreHealing as a Community
Healing I think it’s safe to say that there’s a newfound (or not) collective anxiety surrounding the news about Jacob Wetterling. Undoubtedly, this anxiety is typical, and allows us to…
Read MoreParenting is Hard
Before my daughter was born, I knew parenting would be hard in the same way that I knew childbirth would be painful – it was an idea, but I had…
Read MoreIn Comes Baby, Out Goes Sleep | The Ugly Truth About Sleep
When I ask new mom or dad how they are doing, I often get a half smile that is filled with love and excitement and also heavy with exhaustion. Sleep…
Read MoreTwin Cities Birth & Baby Expo 2016 | Free Parenting Event
Saturday, October 1st, 2015 | 9:30am-3:00pm | FREE Stop by the Wild Tree Psychotherapy table, meet some of our providers, pick up some freebies, and learn more about the pregnancy, postpartum,…
Read MoreInfertility & Mental Health
According to the Center for Disease Control (CDC) 6.7 million women 15-44 have trouble becoming pregnant or sustaining a pregnancy (Infertility, 2015). For many women the stress around the inability…
Read MoreBack To School
The days are getting shorter, the state fair is about to start, and back to school ads are popping up on television. Before we know it, September will arrive with the…
Read MoreA Pervasive Sense of Loss
It seems as though everywhere I look lately, I see or feel a pervasive sense of loss. Not only in my clients, but also in a neighboring community, our country,…
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