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EP:68 Understanding how we protect ourselves through birth in the Flight, Flight, Freeze or FAWN response.

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This is one episode that we hope all women who are pregnant listen to... because this is such an ear-opening discussion about how we as women & birthing people protect ourselves through pregnancy, labour, and birth.

In this episode, we invited Dr. Erin Bowe back onto the podcast. Dr. Erin Bowe is a Clinical & Perinatal Psychologist, Course Creator, Business Mentor, and Author. Host of the Mum as You Are podcast. She teaches over 2700 students from 42 countries. As seen in the Sydney Morning Herald, Kidspot & more. To work with Dr. Erin CLICK HERE

The topic for this episode is an important one because we talk about how we are wired to protect ourselves through the Fight, Flight, Freeze or FAWN (Appease) response) and we wanted to specifically speak to the 'Fawn or Appease' response because we believe that many of us as women and birthing people don't realise that this is a protective response we go into.

Please share this with anyone you may know who is expecting a baby as this is such an important topic to be aware of.

To work with Nicola or Shari please see the links below to their programs

To work with Shari visit www.belly2birth.com.au

To work with Nicola visit www.nicolalaye.com

  continue reading

97 episodes

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Manage episode 356657272 series 2739385
Content provided by Shari Lyon - Belly2Birth. All podcast content including episodes, graphics, and podcast descriptions are uploaded and provided directly by Shari Lyon - Belly2Birth or their podcast platform partner. If you believe someone is using your copyrighted work without your permission, you can follow the process outlined here https://player.fm/legal.

This is one episode that we hope all women who are pregnant listen to... because this is such an ear-opening discussion about how we as women & birthing people protect ourselves through pregnancy, labour, and birth.

In this episode, we invited Dr. Erin Bowe back onto the podcast. Dr. Erin Bowe is a Clinical & Perinatal Psychologist, Course Creator, Business Mentor, and Author. Host of the Mum as You Are podcast. She teaches over 2700 students from 42 countries. As seen in the Sydney Morning Herald, Kidspot & more. To work with Dr. Erin CLICK HERE

The topic for this episode is an important one because we talk about how we are wired to protect ourselves through the Fight, Flight, Freeze or FAWN (Appease) response) and we wanted to specifically speak to the 'Fawn or Appease' response because we believe that many of us as women and birthing people don't realise that this is a protective response we go into.

Please share this with anyone you may know who is expecting a baby as this is such an important topic to be aware of.

To work with Nicola or Shari please see the links below to their programs

To work with Shari visit www.belly2birth.com.au

To work with Nicola visit www.nicolalaye.com

  continue reading

97 episodes

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