What I’ve Learned About Twins! Introducing our NEW Twins Mommy and Me Class with Rachel Gipson, LCSW, Twin Mom I’ll never forget the moment my husband, while looking intently at the ultrasound screen, asked, “are there two?” There was a
Part 3 in our Q&A Series with Wright Mommy and Me Class Leaders Jennifer McNamara, MFT has been leading Wright Mommy and Me classes since 2012. Jennifer also has a private practice in West Los Angeles where she conducts mental
CLASSES are MEETING ONLINE on ZOOM for NOW! Open enrollment – join any time, space permitting! For babies born: May-July ’20 Mondays 3:00-4:30p NEW! Session 1-8 classes, Sep 14-Nov 2 Class leader: Julia Kantor, MFT For babies born: May-July ’20
CLASSES are MEETING ONLINE on ZOOM for NOW! Open enrollment for all classes – you can join any time, space permitting! Weekend Mommy, Daddy & Me For babies born: Feb-Apr ’20 Sundays 11:15a–12:45p moms, dads + couples welcome! Session 1-8 classes, Jun
Did you or someone you know recently have a baby? Check out our upcoming Wright Mommy and Me classes around Los Angeles. To sign up or for more information, please email yours and baby’s names, birth date, phone # and
Part 2 in our Q&A Series with Wright Mommy and Me Class Leaders Lindsay Anderson, LCSW has been leading Wright Mommy and Me classes for several years. She also has a private psychotherapy practice in Agoura Hills, specializing in postpartum
The Wright Mommy and Me groups are coming to Pasadena, Sherman Oaks and Redondo Beach! New 8-week series in Pasadena at The Family Room will be held Wednesdays 11-12:30 pm from August 19 through October 7 and is for babies
Today we are kicking off a Q&A series with our Wright Mommy and Me class leaders so that you can get to know them a bit more personally. Have you met Kim-Lan Dovan, MFT? Kim-Lan is a licensed Marriage and
We are very excited to invite you to join a new Wright Mommy & Me class now forming in Santa Monica! This class will be led by Kim-Lan Dovan, MFT, for babies born February to May 2015. The first 8-week
It’s startling how much better we humans feel when helping arms reach out to hold our babies, stir our pots and smile knowingly into our tired eyes. There’s nothing more comforting than a bunch of nodding heads when a mom