Loneliness in Motherhood: Why You Can Feel Alone Even When You're Not And What to Do About It 521y2k

You’re holding your baby. Maybe your partner is in the next room. You’re surrounded by people—and yet, you feel completely alone. In this heartfelt solo episode of Let’s Thrive Postpartum, host Kelly Siebold opens up about her personal experience with postpartum depression and the deep loneliness that followed. She shares what it felt like to feel invisible in early motherhood, why so many moms experience this kind of isolation, and what actually helps. Whether you’re newly postpartum or months (or years) into motherhood, this episode is for any mom who has ever thought:“Why do I feel so lonely when I’m never alone?” You’ll learn: Why postpartum loneliness is so common—but rarely talked about How postpartum depression and anxiety contribute to feelings of isolation The 4 types of social every mom needs (and how to find them) Low-pressure ways to reconnect with yourself and others—starting today A personal story of healing, hope, and what helped Kelly survive the hardest moments This isn’t about having the perfect system. It’s about taking one small step out of the dark—and knowing you don’t have to do this alone. Mentioned in this episode: Postpartum International Groups is just one click away - check out these additional resources designed to your postpartum mental health: our free Postpartum Mental Health Plan https://wethrivepostpartum.com/postpartum-plan/ Learn more about Thrive Postpartum’s virtual for pregnant and postpartum moms, including virtual groups, education, expert-led events, and a ive community of moms who understand your journey https://wethrivepostpartum.com/ Email us with a question or postpartum topic you want us to discuss at [email protected] Hit subscribe to never miss an episode. 4i2h17