Maternal mental health services

BECAUSE WHEN MOS ARE HAPPY FAMILIES THRIVE

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Motherhood is complicated 

Motherhood is beautiful — but it’s also heavy. You're constantly giving, often without being asked how you are. You love your children deeply, but some days, it feels like you've lost pieces of yourself in the process. The sleepless nights, the quiet worry, the guilt for needing space — it's all real, and you are not alone.

At Moms Mental Matters, we understand that behind every "I'm fine" is a mom who needs support, too. Our therapists are mothers themselves, bringing both professional expertise and personal understanding to help you navigate this journey. You don't have to keep doing this alone. Join a community that sees you, supports you, and helps you heal. Let's take care of your mental health — because you matter, too.

Learn about our services

  • Our virtual therapy sessions make mental health support convenient and accessible—wherever you are. Get the care you need while balancing motherhood, work, and life.

  • We partner with healthcare providers, schools, nonprofits, and workplaces to improve how maternal mental health is supported—through training, policy, and program development.

  • Our support groups offer a safe, judgment-free space for moms to connect, share, and heal. Guided by professionals, each session provides support, tools, and community—because you shouldn’t have to navigate motherhood alone.

  • Our interactive workshops educate moms and their support systems on maternal mental health topics like postpartum depression, self-care, and balance—promoting awareness and early support.

DID YOU KNOW?

Maternal mental health doesn’t just affect moms—it impacts the entire family. When a mother is supported emotionally, her ability to care for herself, her baby, and her relationships improves. Therapy can help moms cope with stress, navigate identity shifts, set healthy boundaries, and feel less alone in the challenges of motherhood. Whether you're pregnant, postpartum, or years into parenting, your mental health matters—and help is available.

Our Mission

At Moms Mental Matters, we aim to equip mothers with the knowledge, tools, and coping strategies necessary to navigate the challenges of motherhood and foster healthier, happier families within our community. As a 501(c)(3) non-profit organization, our mission is to empower and support all mothers in their mental health journey through pregnancy, childbirth, the postpartum period and beyond.

Our therapy services are provided by licensed therapists who are themselves mothers, bringing not only professional expertise but also lived experience to their care. This unique perspective fosters deeper empathy, understanding, and trust—allowing mothers to feel truly seen and supported in ways that are both clinically effective and personally meaningful.

We are dedicated to providing accessible, compassionate, and authentic therapy and educational resources for the prevention and treatment of mental health disorders associated with motherhood. Our goal is to promote overall well-being and strengthen families by addressing and treating conditions such as depression and anxiety.Through our safe and supportive environment, we strive to create a community where every mother feels heard, understood, and empowered on her motherhood journey.

Meet the Team

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Taijah Bell
Founder/Clinical Therapist

Licensed in Georgia, Indiana, Alabama, South Carolina and Florida

Nedwin Pierre
Clinical Intern