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Supporting the postpartum nervous system is a critical part of recovery and long-term healing.
Let's explore the changes the postpartum nervous system undergoes, why they matter, and how they contribute to well-being.
In today's episode, we're sharing:
The insight and practical steps I'm sharing here are strategies I actually use in my day-to-day life and have developed over 14 years of motherhood and four kids.
It's my hope that the strategies I'm sharing here are things you can start doing right away to enrich your own postpartum experience and support the mamas in your life.
Previous episodes referenced:
Nervous System Support with Lesha Nelson
Breath as Medicine with Cindy T. DeBonis
The Neuroscience Behind Nurturing Mom and Baby with Dr. Greer Kirshenbaum
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When 1 in 3 women in the U.S. are experiencing birth trauma, I knew we had to have this important conversation with Carla Sargent.
Carla Sargent is a home-birthing mother of three, an ex-midwife, an educator, an author, a podcast host, and the founder of her birth trauma support and education business, Healing Birth.
Through her holistic and unique Healing Birth work, Carla has helped hundreds of families find healing after a traumatic birth and prepare for a positive and empowering next birth.
She has also worked with a vast array of birth keepers, helping them to understand the causes and impacts of birth trauma, including its prevention and how to support the healing process.
In this episode, we are sharing:
This is an episode you'll want to hear, especially as a new mom or someone who supports them!
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Warmth in postpartum is slowly but surely starting to get the recognition it deserves as a healing practice.
Let’s talk about what it means in the realm of postpartum and why it’s a powerful physical and emotional practice mothers and care providers should be using.
In this episode, we're talking about:
Listen in to learn how heat therapy, rooted in ancient traditions and supported by science holds immense promise for enhancing postpartum well-being.
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All of my guests are so special, and today's is no exception.
She also happens to be a long-time dear friend.
Dena Farash has walked alongside me through establishing and growing an online business and I've been honored to witness her do the same.
Dena shares sameness and sanity so that moms can feel cool, calm, and confident without guilt or shame.
She is the founder of The Mindful Mom Revolution, an online space for Mothers to come together to deliberately create community, inspiration, and progress through awareness of their thoughts and inspired actions in their parenting.
Dena is a successful online entrepreneur who has found her unique way of sharing how to thrive in motherhood while still creating personal fulfillment, accomplishment, and connection with others.
Happily married and a mom of three, Dena loves to share with women how they can become the best version of themselves while raising the best version of their kids.
Using tools like meditation, mindfulness, grit, and charm, Dena has established herself as a strong voice in both the motherhood and online business spaces.
In today's episode, we're sharing:
Steps to take toward prioritizing releasing trauma and practicing conscious parenting
Where damaging parenting behaviors come from.
The influence of our thoughts and why awareness of them is the first step toward breaking generational patterns
How to work in the mindfulness practices that will make the biggest difference even in modern life without adding anything else to your to-do list.
Dena is showing up on social media, telling stories, and leading by example.
She showcases the sacredness and mundane moments which has been such a beautiful gift, not only to myself but also to so many others.
I'm sure you'll take away so much wisdom surrounding what motherhood is all about in this powerful conversation.
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I spoke in a previous episode about the reasons for postpartum hair loss due to physiological changes in the body. Definitely give that a listen as a foundation to today's conversation.
In this episode, we'll emphasize once again that hair loss in postpartum is not normal and discuss strategies for prevention and recovery.
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This question about how much hair loss is "normal" is one I get often. I truly hope you find this helpful and will continue advocating for yourself and/or your clients in getting to the root cause of hormonal imbalance symptoms like this.
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Dr. Greer Kirshenbaum joins us today for a conversation about the neuroscience of nurture parenting and how it's not just best practice for infant development but also for maternal mental health.
Greer Kirshenbaum PhD is an Author, Neuroscientist, Doula, Infant and Family Sleep Specialist, and Mother. Greer has combined her academic training with her experience as a doula and mother to lead The Nurture Revolution. A movement to nurture our babies’ brains to revolutionize mental health and impact larger systems in our world. Her book is called The Nurture Revolution: Grow Your Baby’s Brain and Transform Their Mental Health Through the Art of Nurtured Parenting.
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Be prepared to be fascinated and inspired by this conversation. We dig deeply into how this style of parenting is undoing generational trauma and revolutionizing what's possible for the mental health of babies and families.
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This conversation will inspire both mothers, at any stage in their postpartum journey, and the professionals who serve them to use a holistic and sacred approach to experiencing comprehensive well-being throughout their lives.
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We're back in today's Postpartum University podcast episode with another unpopular opinion.
And that's the idea that actually no, making postpartum sacred isn't a "woo-woo" thing.
Get ready to bust through common misconceptions about embracing the sacred in postpartum.
This is part 1 of a 2-part series.
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We'll wrap things up by diving into an understanding of how patriarchal practices in our society have shifted social norms and what we can do to hold the threads of wisdom, tradition, and reverence.
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This wouldn't be a podcast about postpartum healing and recovery if we weren't including conversations about pelvic physical health.
We'll continue advocating that EVERY WOMAN who gives birth needs pelvic PT!
Today's episode will share exactly WHY that is, and more importantly, how anyone can access it through the revolutionary Tighten Your Tinkler online program. (See below for links!).
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Christina Walsh is a Physical Therapist & New Orleans mama of 2. Known together as the “Tinkler Ladies”, Christina and her business partner Jenn Lormand have a combined 36 years of experience supporting women through pelvic floor problems, prolapse, diastasis recti, and more. The Journal of Women’s Health Physical Therapy featured their holistic protocol that helps women mitigate symptoms (think no more pee leaks, back pain, or painful sex) WITHOUT kegels or internal vaginal devices. Today, the Tinkler ladies are on a mission to help women feel empowered and hopeful in their healing journeys.
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I am welcoming you to a thought-provoking episode where we are on a mission today to transform the way we think about the impact of postpartum care on long-term health and really shed light on a critical aspect of healthcare.
It's time to move beyond that acute care and embrace a more comprehensive, supportive, and proactive approach that really has the potential to transform lives.
In this episode, we're:
By implementing these steps and embracing this holistic approach to postpartum care we can help create a paradigm shift. It's abundantly clear that comprehensive postpartum care is not a luxury, it's a necessity in our world.
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Top-Ranked Podcast for Postpartum Care Providers in Nutrition + Holistic Care
The current postpartum care model is failing—leaving countless mothers facing postpartum depression,…
The Postpartum University® Podcast is the trusted resource for professionals committed to elevating postpartum support. Hosted by Maranda Bower—researcher, educator, and author, mom of 4, and the founder of Postpartum University®—each episode delivers powerful insights into functional nutrition, hormonal health, and holistic practices for treating postpartum issues at the root. This podcast bridges the gaps left by Western medical education, empowering providers to support their clients with individualized, science-backed, and traditional-aligned solutions.
Subscribe to our newsletter for exclusive insights, resources, and tools to revolutionize your impact in postpartum wellness and functional nutrition: www.PostpartumU.com/Subscribe.

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