PERINATAL HEALTH: THE ONE THING WE SHOULD ALL KNOW
If there is one thing we should all know about perinatal mental health, it’s this: I consider myself to be very lucky. I love working
If there is one thing we should all know about perinatal mental health, it’s this: I consider myself to be very lucky. I love working
Have we normalised a bad birth experience? When I originally met Sarah* she had come to see me for treatment for anxiety. I had no
To be a part of such a huge and tangible difference to a person’s emotional wellness and parenting journey is no small thing. Witnessing these
As a pre & post natal specialist who hold groups for mums and babies you become used to reading the signs of a mum who
I am sure that many birth professionals reading this will think ‘I do offer a service to listen to folks birth stories.’ And I know
The change in weather here in Hounslow, West London has meant we have come inside for our summer holiday entertainment. A welcome break from sunscreen,
Here guest blogger, doula and Nurturing Birth course facilitator, Sophie Brigstocke, explains just some of the ways a doula can bring relief to parents hit
Will 2018 be the year that you add the 3 Step Rewind Method to your toolbox? 1. Over 30% of all parents describe their birth
As a doula I am used to hearing that a woman’s wishes in labour cannot be granted because hospital guidelines or policy forbid it. This
‘The most important thing now is a healthy baby’ and any other variations that refer to the importance of the health, safety and wellbeing of
‘You will feel instant love, elation and joy as soon as your baby is born.’ And other adages from the birth world Part 1:
Here are 3 things you and your partner need to know after a traumatic birth experience: It’s not your fault. You did nothing wrong.
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