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Not every difficult postpartum experience is a mental illness but not every difficult postpartum experience is “just part of motherhood” either.
In our final episode of the "why did nobody tell me this?" motherhood series, we discuss postnatal mental health.
One of the reasons postnatal mental health is so hard to recognise is because s...
In this mini episode, we’re giving you the full rundown on the day we’ve been quietly (and not so quietly 😂) pouring our hearts into.
On Friday 23 October at Bondi Beach, we’re taking the conversations from our Why Did Nobody Tell Me This? podcast series out of your headphones and into a room full of women.
It’s about you, the woman who became a mum.<...
This episode welcomes Emily Hanlon AKA The Playful Psychologist - developmental psychologist, mum and fellow ADHDer for a conversation about what happens when ADHD meets motherhood.
motherhood didn’t suddenly make your ADHD “worse", motherhood came for all the systems that were helping you function.
We unpack what it is about motherhood that can suddenly exp...
What happens when the body you’ve spent your whole life knowing becomes unfamiliar to you?
Then we place that experience inside a culture telling women that the successful outcome of pregnancy is to make it look like pregnancy never happened.
Why Did Nobody Tell Me I Might Not Recognise My Body?
We unpack how you can feel completely in awe of what you...
What happens when going back to work .... feels like a break?
You drink a coffee while it’s still hot. You finish a thought without being interrupted. People ask your opinion about something that has absolutely nothing to do with sleep schedules. You use parts of your brain you were starting to wonder still existed.
And then comes the guilt. Shouldn’t I want ...