My path into maternal health is deeply personal. Following loss, miscarriage, and ultimately the birth of my daughter, I experienced postpartum anxiety and depression firsthand, despite my clinical training and knowing what to look for. That gap between knowledge and lived experience became the foundation for Madar.

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Motherhood brings profound emotional, psychological, and physiological changes, yet postpartum care often centers on a brief six-week physical checkup. Madar was created to support the whole person throughout the transition into motherhood.

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I support women navigating postpartum depression and anxiety, maternal anger, identity transitions, pelvic health, and personal growth through an integrative, evidence-informed approach grounded in both clinical expertise and lived experience.

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From therapy and educational programs to physical wellness and holistic support- Madar offers individualized services designed to meet women where they are. 

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Doctor of Psychology (PsyD), Psychology | Midwestern University

Master of Arts, Psychology | Midwestern University

Bachelor of Arts, Psychology | Arizona State University 
Minor in Political Science, Business, and International Business | Arizona State University