What Healing After a Traumatic Birth Actually Looks Like: An Ecological Exploration of Belonging and Return

What Healing After a Traumatic Birth Actually Looks Like: An Ecological Exploration of Belonging and Return

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Feeling Disconnected From Your Baby After Birth: What Nobody Tells New Mothers

Feeling Disconnected From Your Baby After Birth: What Nobody Tells New Mothers

Reading Time: 19 minutes You did not expect it to feel like this. You expected the love to arrive the way you had been told it would. Immediate. Overwhelming. A rush of something so complete it would reorganise everything else around it. You had seen it on the faces...
The Body Keeps the Birth: An Ecological Understanding of Birth Trauma and Healing

The Body Keeps the Birth: An Ecological Understanding of Birth Trauma and Healing

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Emotional Eating: This is Why You Eat When You’re Stressed

Emotional Eating: This is Why You Eat When You’re Stressed

Reading Time: 6 minutes There is a general intuitive understanding among people that stress affects eating habits and body image. Many clients admit to me that they gain weight when they are stressed, or that they overeat or starve themselves when they are emotionally...
Why Do I Feel Depression During Pregnancy? A Womb Ecology Perspective on Matrescence in a Time of Strain

Why Do I Feel Depression During Pregnancy? A Womb Ecology Perspective on Matrescence in a Time of Strain

Reading Time: 19 minutes We begin in a garden that is going quiet. The soil is darker, heavier with moisture. Growth has slowed at the surface. Leaves are fewer, smaller, closer to the stem. Subdued. Pollinators pass through less frequently. The work below ground is...