Myjorie Philippe is a Licensed Independent Clinical Social Worker in Massachusetts who supports mothers through postpartum adjustment and the first decade of motherhood. Her clients often look fine on paper passing screenings and meeting deadlines but privately feel overwhelmed, anxious, or disconnected. She also works with partners, mothers returning to work, and families healing from birth trauma, NICU stays, or loss. With a clinical background in labor and delivery and hospital social work, she intimately understands the medical and emotional realities of early parenthood. She pays particular attention to mothers who have been dismissed or labeled "anxious" while advocating for themselves or their babies. Her approach is active, practical, and grounded in Cognitive Behavioral Therapy, Acceptance and Commitment Therapy, and matrescence informed care. Sessions tackle intrusive thoughts, 3 a.m. anxiety spirals, identity shifts, and the realities of sleep and feeding. Working toward meaningful change over about 90 days, clients leave with concrete tools each week. Myjorie is candid and non-judgmental. Clients have room to voice the things that feel impossible to admit elsewhere: ambivalence, anger, regret, grief, or "I don't feel like myself anymore." She does not flinch or moralize. She offers virtual therapy statewide and in-home sessions within 15 miles of Harvard, MA.
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