Co-author Ann Davidman has contributed to this excellent article published by the Washington Post (online and print). Check it out here: Deciding whether to have kids has never been more complex. Enter parenthood-indecision therapists. Ann shared with me that some women are now willing to use their real names as they go public with their decision-making process. Courageous for sure and a sign of changing times....albeit slowly. We support all women in their choice. ~ Denise C

HelloFlo published Chanel Dubofsky's story on September 5, 2017, an inquiry into answering this question. It's about Ann Davidman's important work and the program in Motherhood - Is It For Me? Your Step-by-Step Guide to Clarity. Read it here: http://helloflo.com/can-a-class-help-you-figure-out-if-you-want-to-be-a-mom/ You can also learn more about the work co-author Ann Davidman does at : https://www.motherhoodisitforme.com/online-group-course #ambivalence #blogshare #selfhel

The title of this post is inspired by something my co-author (and former colleague Ann) used to regularly say in our women's groups. When you find yourself looking forward to cleaning out your sock drawer, chances are you are procrastinating doing something much more pertinent to you and your life. Have you ever put something off? Have you found yourself day after day saying, "I'll do it tomorrow" and actually believe you'll follow through tomorrow even when you didn't the la