Hi, Hi guys, this is Sarah I'm here with you today and guys, okay, so we are going to dive into a topic that I've heard a lot from our

preview lines moms. I'm going to put a preference. If got little's listening in. This is one

conversation probably for earbuds or time alone so don't have this

glaring deer in carpool like we all tend to do. So I have on a mom, a

therapist, sex therapist, Taylor. So welcome Taylor to the

preview alliance podcast. Thank you so much for having me. We are so excited to dive into the world. I'm going to think, especially

in the South, a little taboo when it comes to talking about sex, being moms and what that can do to us post baby.

Absolutely and I'm also from the South I'm in Texas so it's something that I see a lot.

I see a lot of moms you know we don't talk about it Me and my husband don't even talk about it. So yeah, it's something where there's a lot of education that goes into it. But yeah, I'm so happy to be here to talk about it with you, you know, and being from the south I totally get the you know the the taboo topic that is not really talked about so

Perfect. Well, tell our listeners a little about you your personal life and then professionally like what drove you to this area.

Yeah, so personally I am from the DFW area now live in the Houston area.

I am married to my high school sweetheart and we have two little boys. We have a two and a four year old so we're like I'm in the thick of motherhood right now and I did experience postpart of anxiety was my first pretty severely and I know I feel like the post part of anxiety isn't talked about as much as postpart of depression.

So that's one reason that I kind of went into the motherhood side of things when it came to becoming a therapist.

So I started my whole therapy journey wanting to focus on couples and I just love love. I love to help couples find love. I love to help

them you know keep the relationship good and strong and healthy. So that's where I kind of

started and then the therapist that I was working under, she was my mentor really.

She had the specialty of sex therapy and that is where since I was working under her she kind of trained me in that I got to sit in on some of her sessions and at first I was being from the South I was like I don't know I don't know how I feel about this like this is it's a lot but then as I started to get the clients coming in for sex

therapy I was like this is it's exciting it's new it's different it's not talked

about enough it's a huge part of a relationship so that's where I kind of focused on, okay,

I love sex therapy.

I also love working with moms because the energy is always good.

We have really good report also being a mom

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