By Jaely Turner
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Meet Deborah Binun, a psychotherapist, birth educator, and author, who conducted the first piece of detailed research worldwide on primary to phobia, the pathological fear of childbirth.
She's also the author of my favorite childbirth resource ever, the Missing Peace in Childbirth, which focuses on sharing the three principles. A profound psychological paradigm enabling clients to see their birth and indeed their whole life from an entirely new perspective. With this perspective comes freedom of mind and new lightheartedness toward life, A deep sense of security and serenity in the face of whatever birth may bring.
In today's discussion, we dive into the nature of thought and being human, and how that manifests in pregnancy and childbirth. It was a beautiful discussion, and I'm thrilled for you all to hear it!
Today's episode is sponsored by our Signature Webinar: Preparing for a Smooth Postpartum.
Our next class is June 20 @ 7:30pm
Enter code PODCAST10 at checkout for 10% off your registration fee!
RESOURCES:
Deborah's Website
Deborah will be starting up another Book Club for "The Missing Peace in Childbirth" this upcoming September.
She also has an 8 week course starting October called"Birth 4 U" combining Hypnobirthing and The Three Principles.
All information can be found on the website, linked above.
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Meet Jamie Mossay, who has been serving the San Diego community as a bodyworker and massage therapist for 20 years, specializing in pregnant families. She's the creator of the DANCES approach to prenatal bodywork and Birthing From Within's Touch From Within course, and co-author and illustrator of the book The Breech Release: Opening Pathways for Midwifery and Prenatal Bodywork.
Her approach to birth support and her own spiritual path transformed utterly when she discovered Birthing From Within® in 2013, and started mentoring childbirth classes soon after the introductory training. She has since had advanced training as a Birth Story Listener®, and this is what we will be discussing today - the power and impact of our birth stories, and deep listening as a mode of healing.
This conversation was so impactful for me that immediately after we finished, I signed up to train as a Birth Story Listener myself - this was 6 months ago, and I just finished my training, and WOW. When I tell you this process is transformational, I am in no way exaggerating. I cannot wait for you to hear this discussion.
Today's episode is sponsored by our Signature Webinar: Preparing for a Smooth Postpartum.
Our next class is June 20 @ 7:30pm.
Use code PODCAST10 for 10% off your class registration!
RESOURCES:
Birthing from Within
Article: How to Mine an Uninvited Birth Story for Gold, by Nikki Shaheed
Book: The Breech Release, by Jamie Mossay
CONNECT WITH JAMIE
https://www.jamiemossay.com/
Instagram @jamiemossay
Today, it's just me! I'm here with a special surprise for you, an exclusive preview of my Signature Webinar: Preparing for a Smooth Postpartum.
Today's episode comes directly to you from my last live webinar - we'll break down what is going on emotionally in the postpartum time, and the adjustments we should take into consideration. We also discuss Baby Blues, Perinatal Mood and Anxiety Disorders, and how to detect them in ourselves and others.
Our next LIVE webinar is June 20 @ 7:30pm - click HERE to RSVP!
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Meet Roni Zelivinski, an Israeli born Russian Jewish lover of all things local, seasonal, sparkly, and holy. She is a Certified Nurse Midwife with a background in Out of Hospital Birth. She has worked with families, children, and women for over a decade as a doula, yoga teacher, infant massage instructor and nurse. She is committed to helping women reclaim their hormonal, physical, spiritual and sexual wellness through root cause healing and integrative medicine. She believes that every individual has the power to heal themselves and sees her work as a midwife as merely an illumination to that freedom path.
She is currently accepting clients for consults on nutrition, lactation, preconception, sexual wellness, and any other support you feel you might benefit from by working with Roni. She is grateful to her teachers and the healers who inspire her work - Aviva Romm, Lily Nichols, Michel Odent, Esther Perel, Brenda Lane, Miriam, and Whitney Pinger.
In today’s episode, we talk about ALL THE THINGS, with a primary focus on reclaiming our self knowledge from what they taught us in school.
RESOURCES:
The Fifth Vital Sign
Taking Charge of your Fertility
The Blood Book
CONNECT WITH RONI:
Instagram @kaphagoddess
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Meet Amanda Palmeiro, a singer and mother in the DC area. After years of infertility, she now has a beautiful 11 month old daughter, Lucy, who took a while to get here, but was well worth the wait! Today, we’ll hear the story of her and her partner’s fertility journey. A brief content warning, we will be discussing fertility struggles, ectopic pregnancy, miscarriage, and IVF. If you sense that these topics may be triggering for you, please do what you need to do to exercise self-compassion, even if it means you skip this one and we see you next time.
This episode is sponsored by Our Village Circle's Signature Webinar, Preparing for a Smooth Postpartum. Our next webinar is on April 25 @ 7:30pm.
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This episode is also sponsored by Gentle Birth's Mindful Breastfeeding Course. Get 20% off using promo code VILLAGECIRCLE at checkout.
RESOURCES:
Interview with Jennifer Aniston about her fertility struggles
LEARN MORE ABOUT AMANDA:
Instagram @amandapalmeiro
Amanda's Website
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Meet Caroline O'Neill, who became a massage therapist in 2007 and through her Prenatal Massage training, fell in love with prenatal care. Having experienced many pregnancies myself, I understand the benefits massage can bring. After her own fertility heartbreak, Fertility Massage became near and dear to her heart, and she strives to help women achieve the dream of becoming a mother. She will meet you where you are and support you through your process. In addition to fertility massage, she also offers prenatal and postnatal massage to support the childbearing body, and is a certified Hypnobirthing Instructor.
Caroline is the founder of The Body, Birth and Baby Center in Leesburg Virginia, a brick and mortar collective of providers, here to support you through preconception, pregnancy, postpartum and into parenthood.
In today's interview, we discuss the benefits of massage and body work in the preconception, pregnancy, and postpartum phases (it’s SO MUCH MORE THAN YOU THINK), the education we receive about our bodies growing up, the mind-body connection in birth, and of course, she shares with us all about her Body Birth and Baby Center, and all it has to offer.
This episode is sponsored by Our Village Circle's Signature Webinar, Preparing for a Smooth Postpartum. Our next webinar is on April 25 @ 7:30pm.
RSVP now!
This episode is also sponsored by Gentle Birth's Mindful Breastfeeding Course. Get 20% off using promo code VILLAGECIRCLE at checkout.
LEARN MORE ABOUT CAROLINE:
www.bodybirthandbaby.com
Instagram: @bodybirthandbabyloudoun
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Meet Allison Coleman, a Toddler-Mom from Baltimore Maryland and Owner of Joey For Roo - a baby apparel brand dedicated to supporting and encouraging newly postpartum parents. The creation of Joey For Roo stemmed from Allison’s own experience with Postpartum Depression and OCD. In this interview, she shares her story, launching us into a discussion about Perinatal Mental Health and the state of Maternal Healthcare in the United States of America.
Links:
www.joeyforroo.com (Instagram and Facebook: @joeyforroo)
Information on Symphysis Pubis Dysfunction (SPD) During and After Pregnancy
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Meet Dr. Erica Statman, owner and chief physician of Maimonides Chiropractic. Since 1998, she has always embraced family care and particularly enjoys caring for children and pregnant women. She specializes in pediatrics, pre-natal chiropractic care, post-partum chiropractic care, newborn evaluation and management.
Her chiropractic techniques include Thompson, Diversified, Activator, Upper Cervical Specific, Sacro-Occipital Technique, Craniosacral Therapy, Neuro-Emotional Technique (NET), and Total Body Modification (TBM).
She is a licensed instructor in Total Body Modification (TBM) and is currently in training to become a licensed Acupuncturist through Acupractice Seminars offered by the University of Bridgeport, CT.
She is also active as a lecturer to birth care professionals on the subject of the benefits of chiropractic care for pregnant women.
In today’s interview, we discuss Chiropractic Care, at first in general - what is it, what are the benefits, WHO can it benefit… and we begin to debunk some general misunderstandings that have developed about this healing modality. We then move on to discuss chiropractic care in the context of her specialty : Pregnant Women and Children, and what constitutes a good care provider in any discipline.
I’ve been a patient of Dr. Erica’s for about 2 and a half years now, and I was thrilled to finally have the opportunity to ask her questions about her work that I have been dying to ask since I met her! I hope you enjoy this discussion, I know I did.
Today's episode is sponsored by _________
RESOURCES:
The Journal of Clinical Chiropractic Pediatrics
PubMed
JMPT
International College of Applied Kinesiology
Carol Phillips
Dr. Karen Gardner
Meet Lauren Bacon Smith (She/her) is 36 years old and a Northern Virginia Native currently living in Springfield, VA with her Aussie husband Lindsay, son Cameron and dog Sheila. She works full time as the Chief People Officer at a tech start up that focuses on hiring people with disabilities. Lauren is a self proclaimed birth nerd and is extremely passionate about birthing people being educated and empowered to advocate for themselves to have a positive birth experience.
Today, she is joined by her Doula, Casey Runck (she/her), who began attending births in 2016 and is honored to have supported over 250 families. She was drawn to doula work because she knows there are just as many ways to be a good parent as there are to have a great birth. This belief inspires her to support families during such a special and momentous time. She lives in the Virginia suburbs with her partner, their two dogs, a cat, and many houseplants. When she’s not attending births, she enjoys home projects, cooking, and entertaining for friends.
In today’s birth story, part 2 of a 2-episode series, Lauren and Casey continue to share her labor and birth story. When we left off, Lauren had begun having contractions at home, and they were increasing in intensity quite quickly. Lindsey, Lauren’s partner, had called Casey to come and join them at their home.
Today's episode is sponsored by Ava Fertility.
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RESOURCES
PROOV At Home Fertility Tests
SpermCheck At Home Fertility Test for Men
Instagram:
@tipsfromadoula
@yourbadassnaturalbirth
@drnicolerankins
@builttobirth
@notsafeformomgroup
@mamastefit
@carolinepackarddpt
@doclizziedpt
@thelaurenohayon
@ourfitfamilylife
Podcasts:
Lauren's Birth Team:
LIKE WHAT YOU HEAR?
Feel free to follow, like, and share this podcast with anyone you feel may benefit.
We’re on Instagram and Facebook @ourvillagecircle .
Our website is www.ourvillagecircle.com
Meet Lauren Bacon Smith (She/her) is 36 years old and a Northern Virginia Native currently living in Springfield, VA with her Aussie husband Lindsay, son Cameron and dog Sheila. She works full time as the Chief People Officer at a tech start up that focuses on hiring people with disabilities. Lauren is a self proclaimed birth nerd and is extremely passionate about birthing people being educated and empowered to advocate for themselves to have a positive birth experience.
Today, she is joined by her Doula, Casey Runck (she/her), who began attending births in 2016 and is honored to have supported over 250 families. She was drawn to doula work because she knows there are just as many ways to be a good parent as there are to have a great birth. This belief inspires her to support families during such a special and momentous time. She lives in the Virginia suburbs with her partner, their two dogs, a cat, and many houseplants. When she’s not attending births, she enjoys home projects, cooking, and entertaining for friends.
In today’s birth story, part 1 of a 2-episode series, Lauren shares her and her partner’s fertility journey - from trying spontaneously, to getting ready for IVF and finally, becoming pregnant. We talk through her pregnancy, which began under the care of hospital-based Midwives - discovering that this care team didn’t align with her birth goals, finding Casey and hiring her as her doula, and navigating a third-trimester provider switch to another midwifery group in the area. We launch a little bit into her labor journey, but we’ll save most of that for part two.
Today's episode is sponsored by Our Village Circle's Signature Webinar, Preparing for Postpartum. Click HERE to learn more and register.
RESOURCES
PROOV At Home Fertility Tests
SpermCheck At Home Fertility Test for Men
Instagram:
@tipsfromadoula
@yourbadassnaturalbirth
@drnicolerankins
@builttobirth
@notsafeformomgroup
@mamastefit
@carolinepackarddpt
@doclizziedpt
@thelaurenohayon
@ourfitfamilylife
Podcasts:
Lauren's Birth Team:
The podcast currently has 37 episodes available.