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Do I Have to Cry in a Counselling Session?
I often notice deeper breaths begin to take place as someone cries. I welcome the release to take the time it needs. Processing emotions is not something to be rushed. It is something to be handled with care.
Managing Big Emotions During the Postpartum Period
Hormonal shifts are a significant factor in the emotional changes that many new moms experience. After childbirth, the levels of hormones like estrogen and progesterone drop suddenly, which can affect mood and emotional stability. For example, you might feel joyful one moment and tearful the next without a clear reason. These changes are inevitable in the post partum period and can be challenging to manage.