The things every mama asks
Questions? Every mama has them.
Practical details and ways to reach us.
Frequently asked questions about LA New Mamas
Is the community really free?
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Yes. WhatsApp, Facebook, meetups, and the newsletter are free. Olivia’s therapy practice is separate and paid.
Who can join?
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Expecting and new moms across LA. Most babies are 0 to 12 months, but there is no hard cutoff.
Can I bring my baby to meetups?
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Yes. Babies, strollers, feeds, and outfit changes are expected.
Where are the meetups?
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Across LA, usually monthly. Details appear in the private groups.
I’m pregnant—is it too early to join?
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No. Joining while pregnant can make postpartum feel less lonely. Olivia also sees expecting moms.
Is the community group therapy?
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No. This is peer support, not therapy or medical care. Olivia’s private practice is separate.
Does Olivia take insurance?
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Olivia is private pay and offers members a special rate. Ask about fees, availability, and superbills during the free consultation.
How do I talk to Olivia?
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Book a free consultation to see whether working together feels right.
Book a free consultationHaving a really hard time?
Asking for help counts.
If it is not a crisis, book the free call or tell the community you are struggling.
Privacy
Your information should stay yours.
Community signup is disabled and does not collect data.
The resource-suggestion form sends the resource name, contact details, recommendation, and optional email to Olivia through Formspree. Submissions are stored in Formspree and emailed to Olivia for review. Your email, if provided, is used for follow-up about your suggestion, not newsletter signup. Suggestions are not automatically published. Do not submit private health information or another person's personal story.
Formspree processes submissions under its privacy policy. To ask about or request deletion of your submission, email [email protected].
WhatsApp and Facebook follow their own privacy terms. Keep member stories inside the community.
LA New Mamas is peer support, not therapy or medical care. For professional support, visit Work with Olivia.