Bloom Perinatal Therapy

10/27/2026

🌸 **BIG NEWS! BLOOM IS GROWING!** 🌸

I'm so excited to share that Bloom Perinatal Therapy is expanding!

I'm now able to provide online therapy to moms in **FOUR states!**

🌸 Missouri
🌸 Florida
🌸 Arkansas — NEW!
🌸 Georgia — NEW!

As a Licensed Professional Counselor (LPC) and Certified Perinatal Mental Health Professional (PMH-C), my passion has always been supporting women through pregnancy, postpartum, birth trauma, and the emotional challenges of motherhood.

I'm incredibly grateful for the opportunity to reach and support even more women during these important seasons of life.

**Different states. Same compassionate, specialized care.** 💕

🌿 Bloom Perinatal Therapy

10/20/2026

Let's Talk About Birth Trauma 💕

Join Andrea with Bloom Perinatal Therapy and Ange McKee with Tiny Cuties Infant Primary Care as we discuss birth trauma, its impact on moms, and the importance of support and healing.

We'd love for you to join the conversation and ask questions!

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10/20/2026

We're going LIVE in just ONE HOUR! 🌸

Join me and Ange from Tiny Cuties Infant Primary Care for an open conversation about birth trauma.

We'll talk about why birth experiences can be traumatic, how they can affect moms, and why healing and support matter.

Whether you've experienced birth trauma yourself or simply want to learn more, we'd love for you to join us!

See you soon! 💕

10/20/2026

🩷 TINY TIP TUESDAY | Let’s Talk About Birth Trauma🩷

💗 Birth stories aren’t always what we imagined they would be. And sometimes, the emotional impact of birth lasts long after we bring our babies home.

✨ Today’s Tiny Tip: Your birth experience matters, your feelings are valid, and you deserve to feel heard and supported. You don’t have to navigate those feelings alone.

🎥 JOIN US LIVE TODAY at 11:00 AM Eastern/10:00 AM Central

We’re having an important Facebook Live discussion about birth trauma, creating space for honest conversations, awareness, and support for families who may be struggling with their birth experiences.

Whether you’re a new parent, an expecting parent, or someone who has watched a traumatic birth, this conversation is for YOU. 💕

👇 **Join us live, share this post with a parent who may need it, and let’s break the silence around birth trauma.

At Tiny Cuties Primary Infant Care, we believe caring for babies also means caring for the families who love them. 🩷👶🍊

10/19/2026

A birth doesn't have to be a medical emergency to feel traumatic. 💕

Sometimes it's the unexpected interventions, feeling unheard, losing control, or simply having an experience that was very different from what you imagined.

And sometimes, even when everyone tells you, “At least you and the baby are healthy,” you're still struggling with what happened.

**Your birth experience matters.**

Tomorrow, I'm joining Ange from Tiny Cuties Infant Primary Care for a FREE Facebook Live conversation about birth trauma.

We'll talk about what birth trauma can look like, how it can affect mothers emotionally, and why processing your experience matters.

Whether you've experienced a difficult birth, are pregnant again after a traumatic delivery, or just want to learn more, we'd love for you to join us.

💬 Have a question about birth trauma? Drop it in the comments or send me a private message, and we may address it during our conversation.

**Join us tomorrow!** See the graphic for details.

Andrea Crafton, LPC, PMH-C
Bloom Perinatal Therapy

10/16/2026

Let's talk about birth trauma. 💗

Next week, I'll be joining Ange from Tiny Cuties Infant Primary Care for a LIVE conversation about birth trauma, its emotional impact, and healing after a difficult birth experience.

**And we'd love to hear from YOU!**

Do you have questions about birth trauma? Is there something you've experienced, wondered about, or wish more people understood?

Maybe you're wondering:
- Can birth be traumatic even when mom and baby are physically healthy?
- Why do certain memories or feelings linger long after giving birth?
- How can you begin healing from a difficult birth experience?
- What can partners and family members do to help?

**Drop your questions or topics you'd like us to discuss in the comments below!**

If you'd rather ask privately, you're welcome to send me a message.

We want this conversation to be informative, supportive, and guided by what matters most to you.

We hope you'll join us next week!

10/14/2026

Join us live next Tuesday! Birth trauma will be the topic of discussion? Have a birth trauma question? Feel free to share below and we will answer it live next week. 😘

10/14/2026

What if I accidentally hurt my baby?

What if something terrible happens?

Why am I having these thoughts?

For some moms, pregnancy and postpartum can bring unwanted, frightening thoughts that feel impossible to shake.

For moms experiencing perinatal OCD, these intrusive thoughts can create intense fear, guilt, and shame.

But here's what I want you to know:

❤️ Just because you have a scary thought doesn't mean you want it to happen.

These thoughts do not define you as a mother.

Perinatal OCD is treatable, and you don't have to navigate it alone.

As a perinatal therapist, I want more moms to know that they can talk about these experiences without fear of judgment.

10/14/2026

A little humor because motherhood isn’t always serious! 😂⚽️

Apparently, I’m THIS kind of soccer mom! 🤣

Where are my fellow soccer moms? Please tell me I’m not alone!

10/12/2026

Your baby is finally asleep. You're exhausted. But the moment you lie down, your mind won't stop racing.

You find yourself checking on the baby, worrying about tomorrow, or feeling anxious about falling asleep.

Sound familiar?

Postpartum anxiety doesn't always look like constant worrying throughout the day. For some moms, nighttime is when everything feels the hardest.

I recently wrote a blog about why postpartum anxiety can feel worse at night, what may be contributing to it, and when additional support can help.

If you've ever wondered, "Why can't I sleep when my baby is sleeping?" this one's for you.

Read the blog here:
https://www.bloomtherapist.com/postpartum-pregnancy-blog/postpartum-anxiety-at-night

Exhausted but can't sleep when your baby sleeps? Learn why postpartum anxiety can feel worse at night, what keeps your brain on alert, and what can help.