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In this powerful episode of Midwife Crisis, host Kelli Zakharoff speaks with an anonymous midwife, 'Sarah', about the emotional and professional challenges that come with being reported to regulatory authorities. Set against the backdrop of a small community and independent practice, Sarah shares the aftermath of an adverse event that changed everything.
The episode explores the realities of isolation, financial strain, and the ripple effects on mental health and family life. It also highlights the strength required to keep going in a system that can feel punishing and unsupportive. Sarah’s story is a rare, honest look into the burden midwives can carry—and the resilience that keeps them standing.
In this powerful episode of Midwife Crisis, host Kelli Zakharoff speaks with an anonymous midwife, 'Sarah', about the emotional and professional challenges that come with being reported to regulatory authorities. Set against the backdrop of a small community and independent practice, Sarah shares the aftermath of an adverse event that changed everything.
The episode explores the realities of isolation, financial strain, and the ripple effects on mental health and family life. It also highlights the strength required to keep going in a system that can feel punishing and unsupportive. Sarah’s story is a rare, honest look into the burden midwives can carry—and the resilience that keeps them standing.
Thanks for listening, for more resources and support relating to today's episode check out these links:
https://www.collectivebeing.org/
https://blueknot.org.au/
https://blueknot.org.au/supporters/self-care-for-supporters/
https://nursemidwifehpa.org.au/our-program/peer-support-service-explained
https://www.nmsupport.org.au
https://www.anmf.org.au/
https://www.nmsupport.org.au/managers-employers-and-educators/Navigating-the-notification-process
https://pynkhealth.com.au/psychologist-for-trauma
https://ntgcounselling.com.au/contact/
Griefline 1300 845 745
Beyond Blue 1300 22 4636
Lifeline Australia
Hours: Available 24 hours
Call 13 11 14 or Text 0477 13 11 14
Midwifery Birth Trauma Support by Jess The Midwife
Instagram - @jess.themidwife
To buy your copy of Midwife Crisis: From Trust to Trauma visit: midwifecrisis.com.au
Follow Kelli on Instagram: @kellizak
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By Kelli ZakharoffIn this powerful episode of Midwife Crisis, host Kelli Zakharoff speaks with an anonymous midwife, 'Sarah', about the emotional and professional challenges that come with being reported to regulatory authorities. Set against the backdrop of a small community and independent practice, Sarah shares the aftermath of an adverse event that changed everything.
The episode explores the realities of isolation, financial strain, and the ripple effects on mental health and family life. It also highlights the strength required to keep going in a system that can feel punishing and unsupportive. Sarah’s story is a rare, honest look into the burden midwives can carry—and the resilience that keeps them standing.
In this powerful episode of Midwife Crisis, host Kelli Zakharoff speaks with an anonymous midwife, 'Sarah', about the emotional and professional challenges that come with being reported to regulatory authorities. Set against the backdrop of a small community and independent practice, Sarah shares the aftermath of an adverse event that changed everything.
The episode explores the realities of isolation, financial strain, and the ripple effects on mental health and family life. It also highlights the strength required to keep going in a system that can feel punishing and unsupportive. Sarah’s story is a rare, honest look into the burden midwives can carry—and the resilience that keeps them standing.
Thanks for listening, for more resources and support relating to today's episode check out these links:
https://www.collectivebeing.org/
https://blueknot.org.au/
https://blueknot.org.au/supporters/self-care-for-supporters/
https://nursemidwifehpa.org.au/our-program/peer-support-service-explained
https://www.nmsupport.org.au
https://www.anmf.org.au/
https://www.nmsupport.org.au/managers-employers-and-educators/Navigating-the-notification-process
https://pynkhealth.com.au/psychologist-for-trauma
https://ntgcounselling.com.au/contact/
Griefline 1300 845 745
Beyond Blue 1300 22 4636
Lifeline Australia
Hours: Available 24 hours
Call 13 11 14 or Text 0477 13 11 14
Midwifery Birth Trauma Support by Jess The Midwife
Instagram - @jess.themidwife
To buy your copy of Midwife Crisis: From Trust to Trauma visit: midwifecrisis.com.au
Follow Kelli on Instagram: @kellizak