Aspen Grove Counseling + Wellness

09/28/2026

This Saturday, we’re gathering for the 2026 Atlanta–Decatur Climb Out of the Darkness—and we would love to see you there.

Aspen Grove Counseling & Wellness is proud to be both a co-leader and sponsor of this year’s event, which brings together parents, families, providers, and community members in support of parental and perinatal mental health.

The morning will include:

* a short community walk to raise awareness
* kid-friendly yoga
* a small resource fair with local organizations supporting parents and families
* time to connect, gather, and show support for those navigating pregnancy, postpartum, and the transition to parenthood

The event is for survivors, parents who are currently struggling, supporters, and anyone who wants to stand alongside families in our community.

Saturday, October 3
9:00 a.m.–12:00 p.m.
Mason Mill Park, 1340 McConnell Drive, Decatur

Advance registration is highly recommended:
https://give.postpartum.net/event/2026-climb-atlanta-decatur-2026/e763347

If you’re local, we hope you’ll join us in person. If you’re not in Atlanta but still want to support the cause, donations to Postpartum Support International through the event page are also deeply appreciated.

Most of all, we hope this event helps more families know that support exists, that these conversations matter, and that no parent should have to navigate this season alone

1 in 5 mothers & 1 in 10 fathers struggle with their mental health, but most suffer alone. PSI provides the support, peer connections, and professional...

06/28/2026

What I’m Bringing Home from the PSI Conference

I spent a few days in Los Angeles at the Postpartum Support International Annual Conference, learning alongside providers who care deeply about parents, babies, partners, and families.

I’m coming home with so much to keep reflecting on: mental load, ADHD, trauma, identity, relationship changes, community care, and the many ways parents can feel alone in seasons that ask so much of them.

Leaving encouraged, grounded, and deeply grateful to bring this learning home to the parents and couples I support.

If this season of parenthood has felt heavier than expected, support is available. We work with parents and couples across Georgia.

05/27/2026

One of the most common challenges in early motherhood is how isolating it can feel.

In our newest Building the Village blog, we’re featuring MESH moms, co-founded by Martina and Juliana. MESH moms was created to help women feel more supported, connected, and understood through pregnancy, postpartum, and early motherhood.

Their community brings moms together with others who have babies around the same age, making it easier to share experiences, ask questions, and build real relationships with people navigating the same season of life.

We love the way MESH moms is helping families build the kind of support that makes early parenthood feel less lonely and more connected.

💛 Read the full blog here: https://www.decaturgacounseling.com/blog/mesh-moms-atlanta

05/21/2026

One of the things we’ve learned through our Building the Village series is how many different forms postpartum support can take.

For some families, one of the hardest and most emotional parts of early parenthood is feeding.

In our newest feature, we’re introducing Abby B SLP — a Speech Language Pathologist, Board Certified Lactation Consultant, and Infant Feeding Specialist who supports families through breastfeeding, bottle feeding, pumping, tongue ties, NICU transitions, and infant feeding challenges.

What stood out most to us about Abby’s work is the way she approaches feeding through both a clinical and deeply compassionate lens. Her care is centered not only on helping babies feed effectively, but also on helping parents feel supported, informed, and connected to their baby during an incredibly vulnerable season.

As Abby shared in the blog:

“No matter how you feed your baby, this is just the first chapter in a very long story with you nurturing your child.”

We’re grateful to feature Abby as part of the growing village of support for Atlanta families.

Read the full blog here:
https://www.decaturgacounseling.com/blog/abby-b-slp-infant-feeding-lactation-support

04/29/2026

We’re so glad to introduce Brooke Bonvillain, Graduate Clinical Intern, who is now accepting new clients at Aspen Grove Counseling and Wellness.

Brooke offers reduced-rate therapy for individuals and couples, both in person in Decatur and online across Georgia. She especially enjoys supporting 20 and 30 somethings as they navigate life transitions, grief, anxiety, low self-esteem, and relationship challenges.

Brooke brings warmth, care, and thoughtfulness to her work, and we’re grateful to have her as part of our practice.

She is supervised by Jaime Filler, LMFT, PMH-C.

To learn more or schedule, call 770.954.5476 or visit www.decaturgacounseling.com

04/11/2026

Thank you so much to the for putting on an amazing event today!
We loved getting to meet so many new and soon-to-be parents, and the other providers who support them at the Peach State Birth Coalition Expo!

04/03/2026

03/25/2026

Preparing for a baby is about more than the registry, the nursery, or the birth plan. It is also about caring for your relationship as you move through one of life’s biggest transitions.

Our next Bringing Baby Home Workshop is for expecting parents and parents with a baby in the first year who want to feel more connected, more prepared, and more supported in this season.

Over two days, you and your partner will learn practical tools to strengthen communication, protect your connection, and create a thoughtful postpartum plan for your growing family.

April 24 + 25
9:00 AM–4:00 PM
Decatur, GA

Registration is now open.
https://www.decaturgacounseling.com/new-parent-workshop

03/13/2026

One of the most overlooked parts of preparing for parenthood is preparing your relationship.

In our work with new parents, we often hear couples say they didn’t expect how much their relationship would shift after baby arrived. Between sleep deprivation, new responsibilities, and the emotional intensity of caring for a newborn, even strong partnerships can feel stretched.

That’s why we believe relationship support is an important part of postpartum care.

In the final post of our Building the Village series, we’re sharing more about the work we do at Aspen Grove Counseling & Wellness and how therapy, workshops, and retreats can help couples stay connected through the transition into parenthood.

If you’re exploring postpartum support in Atlanta, we invite you to read the full blog and explore the providers featured throughout the series.

Parenthood was never meant to be navigated alone.

Read the full blog: https://www.decaturgacounseling.com/blog/building-the-village-preparing-your-relationship-for-parenthood-with-aspen-grove-counseling-amp-wellness

03/09/2026

Where do you find postpartum support in Atlanta?

Many parents ask this question during pregnancy or in the early months after bringing home a baby. Between physical recovery, emotional changes, sleep deprivation, and relationship shifts, the transition into parenthood can feel overwhelming.

We created a guide to postpartum support in Atlanta to help families find the care and resources they need. The guide brings together trusted providers across the city, including therapists, postpartum doulas, pelvic health specialists, infant development experts, baby sleep coaches, and parenting communities.

If you or someone you love is preparing for parenthood, this guide can help you begin building your village.

Read the full resource here: https://www.decaturgacounseling.com/blog/postpartum-support-atlanta