
Are you a worn-out mom who used to be the star of the office, spend 45 minutes doing your hair and makeup, and take romantic getaways before you had kids…but now you’re constantly behind and out of PTO at work, there are three days’ worth of dishes piled in the sink, the kids scream when tablet time is over, and you’re so touched out by 8pm that you scroll Instagram instead of spending time with y... more
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 77 | Founded | a year ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | Self-ImprovementEducationKids & FamilyParenting | |||

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I never heard of high-functioning anxiety before I listened to this podcast. I related personally to every personality trait Dr. Amber described. It’s refreshing and encouraging to know I am not alone - a lot of women deal with this on a daily basis. I am not a bad mom; I am imperfect and I set too high of expectations for myself, which is a big source of my stress. First step was becoming aware!
Dr. Amber is like a loving and kind mentor right in your kitchen with you. You don’t need to be better, do better, try harder. You need Dr. Ambers loving advice and help balancing your nervous system and loving yourself as you as and where you are!
Whenever you just need a pick-me up and a place to go to feel understood and seen, you’ve found your spot. Amber helps normalize so many issues for moms and women in general. She also gives you great perspective on the “whys” behind so many of our personal struggles. A great listen for any season of time.
Great show. Loved the speaker. Lots of wisdom from both ladies. It helps reinforce the things we already know but coming from other moms who have been there and making it work is extra motivating!
Dr. Amber has a gift for articulating the nuances of high-functioning mom anxiety in ways that make me think, “Yes! That’s exactly what it’s like.” She doesn’t just offer surface-level advice or toxic positivity—she digs into the real, messy, complicated nature of living with this.









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