Surviving Modern Motherhood - The Early Years Edition


A 6-Week Therapy Group for Moms of Young Children
Fridays, 11:00 AM – 12:30 PM | Starting September 13
Natural Resources, San Francisco

Surviving Modern Motherhood is a therapy group created for moms of young children who are navigating the nonstop demands of early parenthood.

Whether it’s sleepless nights, toddler meltdowns, or the invisible mental load, this group offers a place to exhale, feel seen, and connect with others who truly understand.

This is a supportive, confidential space for moms in the thick of the early years—a place to talk honestly about the emotional realities of parenting young children, from identity shifts and burnout to the messy magic of raising little humans.

Led by maternal mental health therapist (and fellow mom) Christina Klein, LMFT, PMH-C, the group offers:

  • A judgment-free space to be honest and feel understood

  • Support for managing stress, setting boundaries, and coping with overwhelm

  • Tools to reconnect with an identity outside of motherhood

  • Community, compassion, and yes, even laughter

If you’re craving connection, compassion, and real-life strategies to get through the early years of motherhood — this group is for you.

You’ll walk away with:

  1. Tools to manage stress and overwhelm in daily parenting life

  2. Support in reconnecting with your identity beyond motherhood

  3. A sense of community and connection with other moms who get it

Many groups continue meeting weekly well beyond the initial series — and often count the mamas in their cohort as their most trusted companions in the wild journey of parenting and life.

Group Details:
📍 Location: Natural Resources, San Francisco
📅 Starts: Friday, September 13
🕘 Time: 11:00 AM – 12:30 PM
📆 Duration: 6-week series

90-minute sessions allow for deep connection and discussion — essential for a welcoming, naturally flowing group vibe.