Online Therapy for Single Mothers in Texas
Helping women strengthen relationships and embrace their identity.
Feel like you’ve lost who you are?
You’ve spent years, even decades, taking charge and providing for everyone around you.
Now, life has changed. Your kids are growing into their own selves, and you’re unsure how to show up in your own life. It feels like you’re losing a huge part of yourself and have to start over.
This phase is normal, but it can feel scary.
Do you love your family but feel trapped in your role as a mother?
You’ve been there since the beginning. You’ve nurtured your family into what it is today. At this stage in your life, being a mom is part of you, but not all that you are. You need someone who understands the challenges you face and can help you move in stride.
Not only will you enrich your life, but you will also set a beautiful example for your children. Trust that you are worthy of growth and fulfillment, just as you strive to provide for your family.
Meet the Therapist:
Amanda Herrera, LPC-Associate
Motherhood didn’t come with an instruction manual. You had to learn to handle a lot on your own.
Being a single parent is demanding and not for the faint of heart. It’s a balancing act of managing finances, providing emotional support, and ensuring a stable home environment. The constant focus on your children’s well-being can lead to self-neglect, as your own needs and desires often take a back seat to the demands of raising a family.
I help single mothers navigating unique phases of motherhood learn to reclaim their individual identity.
Supporting All Single Mothers in Texas
Parenting Independently
of a Partner
Parenting is a full-time job. When you lack a reliable support system, it's okay to admit that you can no longer do things alone. Attending regular therapy sessions is a positive step toward understanding your feelings and developing healthy coping strategies.
Divorced with Children
Going through a divorce can be really tough, especially when children are part of the picture. Beginning individual therapy may seem selfish, but it actually serves as a helpful resource for managing the challenges of co-parenting and facing your new situation with confidence.
Widowed with Children
Dealing with the loss of a loved one while staying connected to your children is very difficult. It takes a quiet emotional toll, and you deserve support. Working with a therapist can provide you with the space needed to reflect, express your feelings, and navigate your path forward.
