Seven Deadly Sins - Introduction

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Welcome to "The Little Black Dress of Women's Health: The Seven Deadly Sins Series"

Episode 1: Unveiling the Sins

Join hosts Peta Titter, Founder and CEO of the Women's Health Education Network, specializing in the physical transformations of pregnancy, and Frances Bilbao, an award-winning perinatal psychologist based in Melbourne, as they kick off a riveting series on the Seven Deadly Sins and their impact on postnatal motherhood.

In this introductory episode, Peta and Frances delve into how these ancient sins influence modern motherhood—from the pressures of perfection to the stigmas of self-care. Discover why understanding these concepts is crucial for every mother and partner navigating the postnatal journey.

Why You Can’t Miss This:

Expert Insights: Get real with experts who live and breathe women’s health and psychology.
Deep Dive: Explore each sin's role in shaping societal expectations and personal experiences.
Insightful Discussions: Arm yourself with knowledge that transforms how you view motherhood challenges.

This is not just another motherhood podcast. It’s a lifeline, a community, and a revelation rolled into one. Tune in and transform your understanding of what it means to navigate motherhood under the weight of historical and societal expectations.

Listen now on our website or your favourite streaming service and join the conversation that every mother needs to hear.

Special Thanks:

Musical Magic: Hats off to Jill Norton and Tim Jones for the catchy jingle that sets the perfect tone for our series.
Symbolic Insight: Danae Thorp from Spellbox, who brought a refreshing twist to our discussions with botanical representations of each sin.
Behind the Scenes: A huge shoutout to Cameron Heit and the team at Production Farm Studios for their impeccable production quality.
Imagery Excellence: Special thanks to Alex Ennis for his amazing work on the imagery that visually captures the essence of our themes and enriches our content.

| www.when.org.au | Copyright Women's Health Education Network |
Need Immediate Help?
If you or someone you know is struggling during the postnatal period, it's crucial to remember that immediate help is available. Here are steps and resources you can turn to In Urgent Situations:

Hospital Emergency: Visit your nearest hospital emergency department.
Ambulance: Dial triple zero (000) for immediate medical assistance.

Support Services:

Beyond Blue: Offers guidance for depression and anxiety. Call 1300 224 636.
Lifeline: Provides critical support and suicide prevention. Contact 131 114.
Women’s Domestic Crisis Service: For domestic violence support, call 1800 015 188.
WIRE (Women's Information and Referral Exchange): For information and support, dial 1300 134 130.
PANDA (Perinatal Anxiety & Depression Australia): For perinatal anxiety and depression support, call 1300 726 306.
Parent Line: For parent support, reach out to 132 289.
Sands: Offers support for miscarriage, stillbirth, and newborn death issues. Contact 1300 072 637.

Remember, you are not alone, and reaching out for help is a step toward healing. Your well-being is important, and support is just a phone ...

17 episodes

Seven Deadly Sins - Introduction

The Little Black Dress of Women's Health

published about a year ago

MP3•Episode home

Welcome to "The Little Black Dress of Women's Health: The Seven Deadly Sins Series"

Episode 1: Unveiling the Sins

Why You Can’t Miss This:

Expert Insights: Get real with experts who live and breathe women’s health and psychology.
Deep Dive: Explore each sin's role in shaping societal expectations and personal experiences.
Insightful Discussions: Arm yourself with knowledge that transforms how you view motherhood challenges.

Listen now on our website or your favourite streaming service and join the conversation that every mother needs to hear.

Special Thanks:

Musical Magic: Hats off to Jill Norton and Tim Jones for the catchy jingle that sets the perfect tone for our series.
Symbolic Insight: Danae Thorp from Spellbox, who brought a refreshing twist to our discussions with botanical representations of each sin.
Behind the Scenes: A huge shoutout to Cameron Heit and the team at Production Farm Studios for their impeccable production quality.
Imagery Excellence: Special thanks to Alex Ennis for his amazing work on the imagery that visually captures the essence of our themes and enriches our content.

Hospital Emergency: Visit your nearest hospital emergency department.
Ambulance: Dial triple zero (000) for immediate medical assistance.

Support Services:

Beyond Blue: Offers guidance for depression and anxiety. Call 1300 224 636.
Lifeline: Provides critical support and suicide prevention. Contact 131 114.
Women’s Domestic Crisis Service: For domestic violence support, call 1800 015 188.
WIRE (Women's Information and Referral Exchange): For information and support, dial 1300 134 130.
PANDA (Perinatal Anxiety & Depression Australia): For perinatal anxiety and depression support, call 1300 726 306.
Parent Line: For parent support, reach out to 132 289.
Sands: Offers support for miscarriage, stillbirth, and newborn death issues. Contact 1300 072 637.

Remember, you are not alone, and reaching out for help is a step toward healing. Your well-being is important, and support is just a phone ...

17 episodes

#Fitness #Women's Health Education Network #Women's Health #Health and Well-Being #Transgender Health #Pelvic Floor #Women #Trans People #Wellbeing #Pelvic Floor Health

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Seven Deadly Sins - Pride 36:38

36 weeks ago36:38

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Welcome to "The Little Black Dress of Women’s Health: The Seven Deadly Sins Series" Episode 7: Pride – Redefining Confidence and Self-Worth in Postnatal Motherhood Join Peta Titter, Founder and CEO of the Women's Health Education Network, and Frances Bilbao, award-winning psychologist, as they explore the nuanced theme of Pride in the context of postnatal motherhood. This episode reevaluates the concept of pride, discussing how it influences new mothers' perceptions of self-worth and the often conflicting feelings associated with pride in their new role. In This Episode: Challenging Perceptions : Dissect the complex emotions surrounding pride, examining why feeling proud can sometimes be seen as vanity or self-indulgence in new mothers. Celebrating Achievements: Highlight the importance of acknowledging and celebrating the significant accomplishments of childbirth and motherhood, promoting a healthy sense of pride. Balancing Identity: Discuss strategies for new mothers to balance their personal identity with their role as a parent, fostering a positive self-image and confidence. Why This Episode Is a Must-Listen: Cultural Relevance: Delve into how societal and cultural norms influence the way new mothers view pride and self-recognition. Supportive Insights : Offer insights and advice on embracing pride in personal achievements without guilt or reservation. Constructive Conversations : Encourage open discussions that help mothers embrace their new identity and achievements in a positive light, supporting mental health and emotional resilience. This episode invites listeners to rethink the role of Pride in motherhood, promoting a supportive approach to self-esteem and recognition in the challenging but rewarding journey of raising a child. Listen now on our website or your favourite streaming service and join the conversation that every mother needs to hear. | www.when.org.au | Copyright Women's Health Education Network | Need Immediate Help? If you or someone you know is struggling during the postnatal period, it's crucial to remember that immediate help is available. Here are steps and resources you can turn to In Urgent Situations: Hospital Emergency: Visit your nearest hospital emergency department. Ambulance: Dial triple zero (000) for immediate medical assistance. Support Services: Beyond Blue: Offers guidance for depression and anxiety. Call 1300 224 636. Lifeline: Provides critical support and suicide prevention. Contact 131 114. Women’s Domestic Crisis Service: For domestic violence support, call 1800 015 188. WIRE (Women's Information and Referral Exchange): For information and support, dial 1300 134 130. PANDA (Perinatal Anxiety & Depression Australia): For perinatal anxiety and depression support, call 1300 726 306. Parent Line: For parent support, reach out to 132 289. Sands: Offers support for miscarriage, stillbirth, and newborn death issues. Contact 1300 072 637. Remember, you are not alone, and reaching out for help is a step toward healing. Your well-being is important, and support is just a phone ...…

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Seven Deadly Sins - Lust 49:40

36 weeks ago49:40

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Welcome to "The Little Black Dress of Women’s Health: The Seven Deadly Sins Series" Episode 8: Lust – Navigating Desire and Intimacy in Postnatal Motherhood Join Peta Titter, Founder and CEO of the Women's Health Education Network, and Frances Bilbao, award-winning psychologist, as they delve into the complex theme of Lust in the context of postnatal motherhood. This episode addresses how changes in body image, hormonal shifts, and evolving relationship dynamics impact intimacy and sexual desire postpartum. In This Episode: Understanding Changes : Explore how hormonal changes and physical recovery after childbirth affect libido and the perception of self and partner. Reconnecting: Offer strategies for new parents to reconnect with each other and rekindle intimacy in the face of new challenges and responsibilities. Open Discussions : Create a space for honest conversations about desire and intimacy, breaking down taboos and fostering understanding and mutual support among partners. Why This Episode Is a Must-Listen: Insightful Exploration : Gain insights into the often overlooked or misunderstood aspects of postnatal sexuality and relationships. Practical Advice: Learn how to navigate and balance personal desires with the demands of new parenthood. Empathetic Support: Join a dialogue that encourages a supportive approach to addressing and embracing changes in personal and relational dynamics. This episode invites listeners to rethink and discuss the role of Lust in postnatal life, promoting a deeper understanding and healthier approach to intimacy and personal relationships. Listen now on our website or your favourite streaming service and join the conversation that every mother needs to hear. Special Thanks: Musical Magic: Hats off to Jill Norton and Tim Jones for the catchy jingle that sets the perfect tone for our series. Symbolic Insight: Danae Thorp from Spellbox, who brought a refreshing twist to our discussions with botanical representations of each sin. Behind the Scenes: A huge shoutout to Cameron Heit and the team at Production Farm Studios for their impeccable production quality. Imagery Excellence: Special thanks to Alex Ennis for his amazing work on the imagery that visually | www.when.org.au | Copyright Women's Health Education Network | Need Immediate Help? If you or someone you know is struggling during the postnatal period, it's crucial to remember that immediate help is available. Here are steps and resources you can turn to In Urgent Situations: Hospital Emergency: Visit your nearest hospital emergency department. Ambulance: Dial triple zero (000) for immediate medical assistance. Support Services: Beyond Blue: Offers guidance for depression and anxiety. Call 1300 224 636. Lifeline: Provides critical support and suicide prevention. Contact 131 114. Women’s Domestic Crisis Service: For domestic violence support, call 1800 015 188. WIRE (Women's Information and Referral Exchange): For information and support, dial 1300 134 130. PANDA (Perinatal Anxiety & Depression Australia): For perinatal anxiety and depression support, call 1300 726 306. Parent Line: For parent support, reach out to 132 289. Sands: Offers support for miscarriage, stillbirth, and newborn death issues. Contact 1300 072 637. Remember, you are not alone, and reaching out for help is a step toward healing. Your well-being is important, and support is just a phone ...…

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Seven Deadly Sins - Loneliness 44:15

36 weeks ago44:15

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Welcome to "The Little Black Dress of Women’s Health: The Seven Deadly Sins Series" Special Episode: Loneliness – Reintroducing a Forgotten Sin in Postnatal Motherhood Join Peta Titter, Founder and CEO of the Women's Health Education Network, and Frances Bilbao, award-winning psychologist, as they delve into Loneliness, which was once considered a deadly sin but later removed from the canonical list. This episode reexamines loneliness in the context of postnatal motherhood, exploring the deep sense of isolation many new mothers feel. In This Episode: Understanding Isolation: Delve into how new mothers often face loneliness due to shifts in their social lives, the intense focus on caregiving, and the lack of interaction with peers. Effects of Loneliness: Explore the impact of loneliness on a new mother’s mental health and overall well-being. Strategies for Connection: Share practical ways for mothers to reconnect with themselves, their partners, and their communities to combat feelings of isolation. Why This Episode Is a Must-Listen: Relatable Discussions: Engage in conversations that many new mothers experience but often go unspoken, providing a sense of solidarity. Practical Advice: Offer real, actionable steps that can help alleviate the feelings of loneliness, including tips on reaching out for support and creating new networks. Supportive Community: Encourage the development of supportive environments where mothers can openly share their experiences and find companionship and understanding. Join us as we shine a light on the reality of loneliness in motherhood, offering hope and practical solutions for those feeling isolated in their new roles. Listen now on our website or your favourite streaming service and join the conversation that every mother needs to hear. | www.when.org.au | Copyright Women's Health Education Network | Need Immediate Help? If you or someone you know is struggling during the postnatal period, it's crucial to remember that immediate help is available. Here are steps and resources you can turn to In Urgent Situations: Hospital Emergency: Visit your nearest hospital emergency department. Ambulance: Dial triple zero (000) for immediate medical assistance. Support Services: Beyond Blue: Offers guidance for depression and anxiety. Call 1300 224 636. Lifeline: Provides critical support and suicide prevention. Contact 131 114. Women’s Domestic Crisis Service: For domestic violence support, call 1800 015 188. WIRE (Women's Information and Referral Exchange): For information and support, dial 1300 134 130. PANDA (Perinatal Anxiety & Depression Australia): For perinatal anxiety and depression support, call 1300 726 306. Parent Line: For parent support, reach out to 132 289. Sands: Offers support for miscarriage, stillbirth, and newborn death issues. Contact 1300 072 637. Remember, you are not alone, and reaching out for help is a step toward healing. Your well-being is important, and support is just a phone ...…

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Seven Deadly Sins - Partners 48:56

36 weeks ago48:56

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Welcome to "The Little Black Dress of Women’s Health: The Seven Deadly Sins Series" Episode on Partners: Supporting Each Other in Postnatal Motherhood Join Peta Titter, Founder and CEO of the Women's Health Education Network, and Frances Bilbao, award-winning psychologist, as they explore how partners can effectively support each other during the challenging postnatal period. This episode discusses the critical role of partners in navigating the new dynamics of parenting, offering practical advice for shared support and understanding. In This Episode: Role of Partners : Unpack the evolving roles of partners in the journey of postnatal motherhood and the importance of mutual support and communication. Challenges and Solutions: Address common challenges partners face, such as sharing responsibilities and supporting emotional health, and provide effective strategies to overcome them. Resources for Support : Highlight essential resources and advice for partners to better understand and support each other during this transformative time. Why This Episode Is a Must-Listen: Valuable Insights : Gain a deeper understanding of the partner's role in providing support and navigating the complexities of new parenthood. Practical Tips : Learn actionable tips for enhancing cooperation and empathy within the relationship, ensuring both partners feel supported. Inclusive Discussions: Foster an inclusive conversation that acknowledges and addresses the needs of all types of partners in the postnatal journey. Dive deeper into partner support with resources like The Imperfects and explore Fair Play Life for more structured ways to manage household tasks and responsibilities. Join us as we delve into the vital topic of partner support in postnatal motherhood, providing tools and insights to strengthen relationships and improve the overall family experience. Listen now on our website or your favourite streaming service and join the conversation that every mother needs to hear. | www.when.org.au | Copyright Women's Health Education Network | Need Immediate Help? If you or someone you know is struggling during the postnatal period, it's crucial to remember that immediate help is available. Here are steps and resources you can turn to In Urgent Situations: Hospital Emergency: Visit your nearest hospital emergency department. Ambulance: Dial triple zero (000) for immediate medical assistance. Support Services: Beyond Blue: Offers guidance for depression and anxiety. Call 1300 224 636. Lifeline: Provides critical support and suicide prevention. Contact 131 114. Women’s Domestic Crisis Service: For domestic violence support, call 1800 015 188. WIRE (Women's Information and Referral Exchange): For information and support, dial 1300 134 130. PANDA (Perinatal Anxiety & Depression Australia): For perinatal anxiety and depression support, call 1300 726 306. Parent Line: For parent support, reach out to 132 289. Sands: Offers support for miscarriage, stillbirth, and newborn death issues. Contact 1300 072 637. Remember, you are not alone, and reaching out for help is a step toward healing. Your well-being is important, and support is just a phone ...…

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Seven Deadly Sins - Introduction 14:40

36 weeks ago14:40

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Welcome to "The Little Black Dress of Women's Health: The Seven Deadly Sins Series" Episode 1: Unveiling the Sins Join hosts Peta Titter, Founder and CEO of the Women's Health Education Network, specializing in the physical transformations of pregnancy, and Frances Bilbao, an award-winning perinatal psychologist based in Melbourne, as they kick off a riveting series on the Seven Deadly Sins and their impact on postnatal motherhood. In this introductory episode, Peta and Frances delve into how these ancient sins influence modern motherhood—from the pressures of perfection to the stigmas of self-care. Discover why understanding these concepts is crucial for every mother and partner navigating the postnatal journey. Why You Can’t Miss This: Expert Insights: Get real with experts who live and breathe women’s health and psychology. Deep Dive: Explore each sin's role in shaping societal expectations and personal experiences. Insightful Discussions: Arm yourself with knowledge that transforms how you view motherhood challenges. This is not just another motherhood podcast. It’s a lifeline, a community, and a revelation rolled into one. Tune in and transform your understanding of what it means to navigate motherhood under the weight of historical and societal expectations. Listen now on our website or your favourite streaming service and join the conversation that every mother needs to hear. Special Thanks: Musical Magic: Hats off to Jill Norton and Tim Jones for the catchy jingle that sets the perfect tone for our series. Symbolic Insight: Danae Thorp from Spellbox, who brought a refreshing twist to our discussions with botanical representations of each sin. Behind the Scenes: A huge shoutout to Cameron Heit and the team at Production Farm Studios for their impeccable production quality. Imagery Excellence: Special thanks to Alex Ennis for his amazing work on the imagery that visually captures the essence of our themes and enriches our content. | www.when.org.au | Copyright Women's Health Education Network | Need Immediate Help? If you or someone you know is struggling during the postnatal period, it's crucial to remember that immediate help is available. Here are steps and resources you can turn to In Urgent Situations: Hospital Emergency: Visit your nearest hospital emergency department. Ambulance: Dial triple zero (000) for immediate medical assistance. Support Services: Beyond Blue: Offers guidance for depression and anxiety. Call 1300 224 636. Lifeline: Provides critical support and suicide prevention. Contact 131 114. Women’s Domestic Crisis Service: For domestic violence support, call 1800 015 188. WIRE (Women's Information and Referral Exchange): For information and support, dial 1300 134 130. PANDA (Perinatal Anxiety & Depression Australia): For perinatal anxiety and depression support, call 1300 726 306. Parent Line: For parent support, reach out to 132 289. Sands: Offers support for miscarriage, stillbirth, and newborn death issues. Contact 1300 072 637. Remember, you are not alone, and reaching out for help is a step toward healing. Your well-being is important, and support is just a phone ...…

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Seven Deadly Sins - Gluttony 54:14

36 weeks ago54:14

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Welcome to "The Little Black Dress of Women’s Health: The Seven Deadly Sins Series" Episode 2: Gluttony – Unpacking Expectations and Commercial Exploitation Join Peta Titter, Founder and CEO of the Women's Health Education Network, and Frances Bilbao, award-winning psychologist, as they tackle the sin of Gluttony in the context of postnatal motherhood. This episode challenges the intense societal pressures on new mothers to quickly regain their pre-pregnancy bodies and the overwhelming commercialization targeting motherhood. In This Episode: Breaking Down Body Myths: Dive into the unrealistic expectations for new mothers to "bounce back" physically after childbirth. Critiquing Commercial Pressure: Examine how the market exploits motherhood, from the push to purchase excessive baby products to the idealization of certain parenting styles. Finding Authenticity: Discover ways to prioritize genuine needs and emotional well-being over societal and commercial demands. Why This Episode Is a Must-Hear: Eye-Opening Insights: Shed light on the pressures that can lead to feelings of inadequacy and overwhelm. Supportive Strategies: Gain practical advice on resisting consumerism and focusing on what truly matters—love and care for your baby. insightful Discussions : Join a conversation that supports mothers in feeling validated, not judged, in their postnatal journey. Tune in to challenge the norms, understand the pressures, and find support in your journey as a new mother. Listen now on our website or your favourite streaming service and join the conversation that every mother needs to hear. Special Thanks: Musical Magic: Hats off to Jill Norton and Tim Jones for the catchy jingle that sets the perfect tone for our series. Symbolic Insight: Danae Thorp from Spellbox, who brought a refreshing twist to our discussions with botanical representations of each sin. Behind the Scenes: A huge shoutout to Cameron Heit and the team at Production Farm Studios for their impeccable production quality. Imagery Excellence: Special thanks to Alex Ennis for his amazing work on the imagery that visually captures the essence of our themes and enriches our content. | www.when.org.au | Copyright Women's Health Education Network | Need Immediate Help? If you or someone you know is struggling during the postnatal period, it's crucial to remember that immediate help is available. Here are steps and resources you can turn to In Urgent Situations: Hospital Emergency: Visit your nearest hospital emergency department. Ambulance: Dial triple zero (000) for immediate medical assistance. Support Services: Beyond Blue: Offers guidance for depression and anxiety. Call 1300 224 636. Lifeline: Provides critical support and suicide prevention. Contact 131 114. Women’s Domestic Crisis Service: For domestic violence support, call 1800 015 188. WIRE (Women's Information and Referral Exchange): For information and support, dial 1300 134 130. PANDA (Perinatal Anxiety & Depression Australia): For perinatal anxiety and depression support, call 1300 726 306. Parent Line: For parent support, reach out to 132 289. Sands: Offers support for miscarriage, stillbirth, and newborn death issues. Contact 1300 072 637. Remember, you are not alone, and reaching out for help is a step toward healing. Your well-being is important, and support is just a phone ...…

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Seven Deadly Sins - Sloth 55:36

36 weeks ago55:36

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Welcome to "The Little Black Dress of Women’s Health: The Seven Deadly Sins Series" Episode 3: Sloth – Reevaluating Rest and Recovery in Postnatal Motherhood Join Peta Titter, Founder and CEO of the Women's Health Education Network, and Frances Bilbao, award-winning psychologist, as they delve into the sin of Sloth and its modern implications for new mothers. This episode redefines what Sloth means in the context of postnatal recovery, challenging the stigma around rest and the misconception that taking it slow is a sign of laziness. In This Episode: Debunking Rest Myths: Explore how societal expectations often paint a negative picture of new mothers taking time to recover and rest. The Importance of Recovery: Discuss why proper rest is crucial for the physical and emotional health of postnatal mothers. Changing Perspectives : Learn how to embrace and advocate for adequate rest without guilt, recognizing it as essential, not optional. Why This Episode Is a Must-Hear: Cultural Insights: Understand the historical and cultural reasons behind the stigma of 'laziness' in postnatal periods. Supportive Advice: Gain insights into how families and societies can better support mothers in their recovery process. Insightful discussions : Join a broader dialogue that validates the need for rest and encourages a more compassionate approach to postnatal care. This episode is vital for anyone involved in the postnatal journey, offering a fresh perspective on rest and recovery that supports and empowers new mothers. Listen now on our website or your favourite streaming service and join the conversation that every mother needs to hear. Special Thanks: Musical Magic: Hats off to Jill Norton and Tim Jones for the catchy jingle that sets the perfect tone for our series. Symbolic Insight: Danae Thorp from Spellbox, who brought a refreshing twist to our discussions with botanical representations of each sin. Behind the Scenes: A huge shoutout to Cameron Heit and the team at Production Farm Studios for their impeccable production quality. Imagery Excellence: Special thanks to Alex Ennis for his amazing work on the imagery that visually captures the essence of our themes and enriches our content. | www.when.org.au | Copyright Women's Health Education Network | Need Immediate Help? If you or someone you know is struggling during the postnatal period, it's crucial to remember that immediate help is available. Here are steps and resources you can turn to In Urgent Situations: Hospital Emergency: Visit your nearest hospital emergency department. Ambulance: Dial triple zero (000) for immediate medical assistance. Support Services: Beyond Blue: Offers guidance for depression and anxiety. Call 1300 224 636. Lifeline: Provides critical support and suicide prevention. Contact 131 114. Women’s Domestic Crisis Service: For domestic violence support, call 1800 015 188. WIRE (Women's Information and Referral Exchange): For information and support, dial 1300 134 130. PANDA (Perinatal Anxiety & Depression Australia): For perinatal anxiety and depression support, call 1300 726 306. Parent Line: For parent support, reach out to 132 289. Sands: Offers support for miscarriage, stillbirth, and newborn death issues. Contact 1300 072 637. Remember, you are not alone, and reaching out for help is a step toward healing. Your well-being is important, and support is just a phone ...…

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Seven Deadly Sins - Envy 52:34

36 weeks ago52:34

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Welcome to "The Little Black Dress of Women’s Health: The Seven Deadly Sins Series" Episode 4: Envy – Understanding Desires and Societal Judgments in Postnatal Motherhood Join Peta Titter, Founder and CEO of the Women's Health Education Network, and Frances Bilbao, award-winning psychologist, as they explore the complex emotion of Envy in the context of postnatal motherhood. This episode discusses how envy can highlight unspoken desires and the intense pressures new mothers face in comparing themselves to others. In This Episode: Unpacking Envy: Delve into how envy is more than just wanting what others have; it's often a reflection of deeper unmet needs and desires in the postnatal period. Societal Pressures: Examine the role of social media and community expectations that exacerbate feelings of inadequacy and competition among new mothers. Shifting Perspectives: Learn how to recognize and address these feelings constructively, fostering a more supportive environment for oneself and others. Why This Episode Is a Must-Listen: Deep Dive into Emotions : Gain a deeper understanding of how envy affects mental health and social interactions among new mothers. Supportive Strategies: Discover ways to cope with and transform feelings of envy into opportunities for personal growth and community building. Insightful Discussions: Join a conversation that encourages honesty about personal struggles, promoting a healthier approach to dealing with complex emotions. This episode offers a unique look at how envy can both challenge and enlighten new mothers, encouraging a shift towards more genuine self-acceptance and mutual support in motherhood Listen now on our website or your favourite streaming service and join the conversation that every mother needs to hear. Special Thanks: Musical Magic: Hats off to Jill Norton and Tim Jones for the catchy jingle that sets the perfect tone for our series. Symbolic Insight: Danae Thorp from Spellbox, who brought a refreshing twist to our discussions with botanical representations of each sin. Behind the Scenes: A huge shoutout to Cameron Heit and the team at Production Farm Studios for their impeccable production quality. Imagery Excellence: Special thanks to Ale | www.when.org.au | Copyright Women's Health Education Network | Need Immediate Help? If you or someone you know is struggling during the postnatal period, it's crucial to remember that immediate help is available. Here are steps and resources you can turn to In Urgent Situations: Hospital Emergency: Visit your nearest hospital emergency department. Ambulance: Dial triple zero (000) for immediate medical assistance. Support Services: Beyond Blue: Offers guidance for depression and anxiety. Call 1300 224 636. Lifeline: Provides critical support and suicide prevention. Contact 131 114. Women’s Domestic Crisis Service: For domestic violence support, call 1800 015 188. WIRE (Women's Information and Referral Exchange): For information and support, dial 1300 134 130. PANDA (Perinatal Anxiety & Depression Australia): For perinatal anxiety and depression support, call 1300 726 306. Parent Line: For parent support, reach out to 132 289. Sands: Offers support for miscarriage, stillbirth, and newborn death issues. Contact 1300 072 637. Remember, you are not alone, and reaching out for help is a step toward healing. Your well-being is important, and support is just a phone ...…

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Seven Deadly Sins - Greed 43:30

36 weeks ago43:30

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Welcome to "The Little Black Dress of Women’s Health: The Seven Deadly Sins Series" Episode 5: Greed – Navigating Consumerism and Expectations in Postnatal Motherhood Join Peta Titter, Founder and CEO of the Women's Health Education Network, and Frances Bilbao, award-winning psychologist, as they tackle the sin of Greed and its implications for new mothers. This episode examines the intense consumer pressures and societal expectations that often overwhelm mothers, urging them to fulfil unrealistic standards of motherhood. In This Episode: Consumer Pressures : Explore how the market exploits the vulnerabilities of new mothers, pushing them towards excessive spending on baby products. Societal Expectations: Discuss the relentless push for mothers to "have it all" and "do it all," and the guilt and stress these expectations generate. Redefining Needs : Learn strategies for identifying genuine needs versus imposed desires, helping mothers make empowered choices for themselves and their families. Why This Episode Is a Must-Listen: Critical Insights: Understand the driving forces behind consumerism in the context of motherhood and how to resist them. Supportive Strategies: Gain practical advice on prioritizing what truly matters, reducing stress, and fostering a healthier family life. Insightful Discussions: Join a dialogue that challenges the norm, encouraging mothers to question and redefine success and fulfillment in their roles. This episode invites listeners to reflect on the concept of Greed as it relates to modern motherhood, offering a fresh perspective on minimizing stress and maximizing well-being. Listen now on our website or your favourite streaming service and join the conversation that every mother needs to hear. Special Thanks: Musical Magic: Hats off to Jill Norton and Tim Jones for the catchy jingle that sets the perfect tone for our series. Symbolic Insight: Danae Thorp from Spellbox, who brought a refreshing twist to our discussions with botanical representations of each sin. Behind the Scenes: A huge shoutout to Cameron Heit and the team at Production Farm Studios for their impeccable production quality. Imagery Excellence: Special thanks to Alex Ennis for his amazing w | www.when.org.au | Copyright Women's Health Education Network | Need Immediate Help? If you or someone you know is struggling during the postnatal period, it's crucial to remember that immediate help is available. Here are steps and resources you can turn to In Urgent Situations: Hospital Emergency: Visit your nearest hospital emergency department. Ambulance: Dial triple zero (000) for immediate medical assistance. Support Services: Beyond Blue: Offers guidance for depression and anxiety. Call 1300 224 636. Lifeline: Provides critical support and suicide prevention. Contact 131 114. Women’s Domestic Crisis Service: For domestic violence support, call 1800 015 188. WIRE (Women's Information and Referral Exchange): For information and support, dial 1300 134 130. PANDA (Perinatal Anxiety & Depression Australia): For perinatal anxiety and depression support, call 1300 726 306. Parent Line: For parent support, reach out to 132 289. Sands: Offers support for miscarriage, stillbirth, and newborn death issues. Contact 1300 072 637. Remember, you are not alone, and reaching out for help is a step toward healing. Your well-being is important, and support is just a phone ...…

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Seven Deadly Sins - Wrath 48:31

36 weeks ago48:31

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Welcome to "The Little Black Dress of Women’s Health: The Seven Deadly Sins Series" Episode 6: Wrath – Revisiting Anger in Postnatal Motherhood Join Peta Titter, Founder and CEO of the Women's Health Education Network, and Frances Bilbao, award-winning psychologist, as they delve into the theme of Wrath in postnatal motherhood. This episode addresses the often-negative perception of anger in new mothers, exploring why it's frequently misinterpreted as a sign of not coping and discussing the legitimate stresses that justify these feelings. In This Episode: Debunking Myths : Challenge the stigma that anger in new mothers is a sign of failure, instead highlighting it as a normal response to significant life changes. Modern Pressures: Examine how recent societal shifts—especially over the last five years—have intensified the challenges faced by new mothers, including the loss of personal identity and career interruptions. Navigating Emotions: Provide strategies for acknowledging, expressing, and managing anger in healthy ways that support emotional well-being and maintain personal and familial relationships. Why This Episode Is a Must-Listen: Cultural Insight: Understand how societal expectations often silence legitimate expressions of frustration and anger in new mothers. Supportive Strategies: Gain tools to help manage the pressures and emotional turmoil that come with motherhood, turning potentially destructive feelings into constructive dialogue. Empathetic Discussions : Join a conversation that validates the experiences of new mothers, offering a platform for shared stories and mutual support. This episode offers a fresh perspective on maternal wrath, encouraging an empathetic understanding and proactive management of anger, fostering healthier family dynamics and self-awareness. Listen now on our website or your favourite streaming service and join the conversation that every mother needs to hear. | www.when.org.au | Copyright Women's Health Education Network | Need Immediate Help? If you or someone you know is struggling during the postnatal period, it's crucial to remember that immediate help is available. Here are steps and resources you can turn to In Urgent Situations: Hospital Emergency: Visit your nearest hospital emergency department. Ambulance: Dial triple zero (000) for immediate medical assistance. Support Services: Beyond Blue: Offers guidance for depression and anxiety. Call 1300 224 636. Lifeline: Provides critical support and suicide prevention. Contact 131 114. Women’s Domestic Crisis Service: For domestic violence support, call 1800 015 188. WIRE (Women's Information and Referral Exchange): For information and support, dial 1300 134 130. PANDA (Perinatal Anxiety & Depression Australia): For perinatal anxiety and depression support, call 1300 726 306. Parent Line: For parent support, reach out to 132 289. Sands: Offers support for miscarriage, stillbirth, and newborn death issues. Contact 1300 072 637. Remember, you are not alone, and reaching out for help is a step toward healing. Your well-being is important, and support is just a phone ...…

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Exploring Youth Health and RED-S with WHEN Founder Peta, Physiotherapist Chrissy Tadros, and Nutritionist Alicia Edge 32:02

45 weeks ago32:02

32:02

Join WHEN founder Peta and physiotherapist Chrissy Tadros and nutritionist Alicia Edge as they discuss Relative Energy Deficiency in Sport (RED-S). In this episode, we aim to provide valuable insights into what RED-S is, why it matters, and, most importantly, how we can support and empower young athletes. Peta, Chrissy, and Alicia bring a wealth of expertise to the discussion, offering a thoughtful and informative conversation. | www.when.org.au | Copyright Women's Health Education Network | Need Immediate Help? If you or someone you know is struggling during the postnatal period, it's crucial to remember that immediate help is available. Here are steps and resources you can turn to In Urgent Situations: Hospital Emergency: Visit your nearest hospital emergency department. Ambulance: Dial triple zero (000) for immediate medical assistance. Support Services: Beyond Blue: Offers guidance for depression and anxiety. Call 1300 224 636. Lifeline: Provides critical support and suicide prevention. Contact 131 114. Women’s Domestic Crisis Service: For domestic violence support, call 1800 015 188. WIRE (Women's Information and Referral Exchange): For information and support, dial 1300 134 130. PANDA (Perinatal Anxiety & Depression Australia): For perinatal anxiety and depression support, call 1300 726 306. Parent Line: For parent support, reach out to 132 289. Sands: Offers support for miscarriage, stillbirth, and newborn death issues. Contact 1300 072 637. Remember, you are not alone, and reaching out for help is a step toward healing. Your well-being is important, and support is just a phone ...…

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Influence and Exercise: The Social Media Effect 20:29

1 year ago20:29

20:29

Influence and Exercise: The Social Media Effect Step into the dynamic world of "Influence and Exercise: The Social Media Effect," a thought-provoking podcast that delves into the intricate relationship between social media, influencers, and exercise through the eyes of Bella, a 17-year-old navigating this interconnected landscape. We embark on a comprehensive exploration of the dual-edged sword social media represents in shaping exercise habits and perceptions. From the pressures of adhering to aesthetic standards—right down to the perfect drink bottle and attire—to the profound impact of positive role models online, this podcast uncovers the nuanced ways social media can both hinder and enhance our motivation to stay active. We tackle the critical question: Are we exercising for health or merely to fit a certain image? Bella's insights offer a fresh perspective on how young people today are influenced by the digital world's omnipresent standards. With a balanced approach, we delve into the positive effects of social media, highlighting how inspirational figures can genuinely encourage healthier lifestyles and foster a supportive fitness community. Moreover, we address the often overlooked negative aspects, such as the daunting experience many face in school physical education, where the ritual of being the last one picked can leave lasting scars on one's self-esteem and relationship with exercise. This podcast isn't just about the challenges; it's a journey to understand how setting boundaries and seeking accurate information can lead to a healthier, more informed approach to fitness. Join us for this crucial conversation about finding balance in a digital age that often values appearance over well-being. Listen in as we dissect, discuss, and discover the complex interplay between social media influences and our exercise routines, guided by Bella's authentic and insightful experiences. | www.when.org.au | Copyright Women's Health Education Network | Need Immediate Help? If you or someone you know is struggling during the postnatal period, it's crucial to remember that immediate help is available. Here are steps and resources you can turn to In Urgent Situations: Hospital Emergency: Visit your nearest hospital emergency department. Ambulance: Dial triple zero (000) for immediate medical assistance. Support Services: Beyond Blue: Offers guidance for depression and anxiety. Call 1300 224 636. Lifeline: Provides critical support and suicide prevention. Contact 131 114. Women’s Domestic Crisis Service: For domestic violence support, call 1800 015 188. WIRE (Women's Information and Referral Exchange): For information and support, dial 1300 134 130. PANDA (Perinatal Anxiety & Depression Australia): For perinatal anxiety and depression support, call 1300 726 306. Parent Line: For parent support, reach out to 132 289. Sands: Offers support for miscarriage, stillbirth, and newborn death issues. Contact 1300 072 637. Remember, you are not alone, and reaching out for help is a step toward healing. Your well-being is important, and support is just a phone ...…

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Vajayjay By Any Other Name: Unpacking the Vagina, Vulva, and Pubic Hair with Nurses. 44:51

1 year ago44:51

44:51

Join us for a candid conversation with sexual health nurse, Barb, a veteran with over two decades in the field, and Peta, the founder of the Women's Health Education Network. This podcast peels back the layers on women's anatomy, shedding light on the misconceptions and myths that have long clouded the truth about female bodies. From the intriguing history of the clitoris, once erased from anatomy books, to the modern-day vanishing act of pubic hair, we explore it all. Barb brings her expertise and humour to discuss the unnecessary and often unregulated market of feminine hygiene products, the unrealistic portrayal of women’s bodies in the media, and the startling lack of knowledge about female anatomy among the general population. Prepare to be educated, entertained, and enlightened as we dissect everything you thought you knew about women's health and reveal the facts that everyone should know. This is not just a podcast; it's a movement to reclaim the narrative around female anatomy, one laugh and one truth at a time. Join us on this journey of discovery and dialogue, where no topic is off-limits, and uncover the beauty and complexity of women's health. | www.when.org.au | Copyright Women's Health Education Network | Need Immediate Help? If you or someone you know is struggling during the postnatal period, it's crucial to remember that immediate help is available. Here are steps and resources you can turn to In Urgent Situations: Hospital Emergency: Visit your nearest hospital emergency department. Ambulance: Dial triple zero (000) for immediate medical assistance. Support Services: Beyond Blue: Offers guidance for depression and anxiety. Call 1300 224 636. Lifeline: Provides critical support and suicide prevention. Contact 131 114. Women’s Domestic Crisis Service: For domestic violence support, call 1800 015 188. WIRE (Women's Information and Referral Exchange): For information and support, dial 1300 134 130. PANDA (Perinatal Anxiety & Depression Australia): For perinatal anxiety and depression support, call 1300 726 306. Parent Line: For parent support, reach out to 132 289. Sands: Offers support for miscarriage, stillbirth, and newborn death issues. Contact 1300 072 637. Remember, you are not alone, and reaching out for help is a step toward healing. Your well-being is important, and support is just a phone ...…

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Youth Injury Prevention with Chrissie Tadros 38:59

2 years ago38:59

38:59

WHEN founder Peta and physiotherapist Chrissy Tadros shine a spotlight on a crucial topic: injury prevention for youth in sport. Join us as we unravel the layers of this essential conversation with expert insights, practical tips, and empowering stories. Hosted by WHEN founder Peta, this episode features interviews with renowned physiotherapist Chrissy Tadros sharing her invaluable expertise and experiences. Whether you're a young athlete, a concerned parent, or an advocate for women's health, this episode is a must-listen. | www.when.org.au | Copyright Women's Health Education Network | Need Immediate Help? If you or someone you know is struggling during the postnatal period, it's crucial to remember that immediate help is available. Here are steps and resources you can turn to In Urgent Situations: Hospital Emergency: Visit your nearest hospital emergency department. Ambulance: Dial triple zero (000) for immediate medical assistance. Support Services: Beyond Blue: Offers guidance for depression and anxiety. Call 1300 224 636. Lifeline: Provides critical support and suicide prevention. Contact 131 114. Women’s Domestic Crisis Service: For domestic violence support, call 1800 015 188. WIRE (Women's Information and Referral Exchange): For information and support, dial 1300 134 130. PANDA (Perinatal Anxiety & Depression Australia): For perinatal anxiety and depression support, call 1300 726 306. Parent Line: For parent support, reach out to 132 289. Sands: Offers support for miscarriage, stillbirth, and newborn death issues. Contact 1300 072 637. Remember, you are not alone, and reaching out for help is a step toward healing. Your well-being is important, and support is just a phone ...…

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Diastasis : Myths and Misconceptions 48:57

2 years ago48:57

48:57

Join Peta and Rhea as they look at the latest evidence around Diastasis Recti, the separation of your abdominal muscle common in pregnancy. They will be discussing how society and the fitness industry has vilified this conditioned. Topics covered include: is it safe to do sit up when pregnant is there one program or type of exercise that can heal a diastasis addressing the function for a diastasis in pregnancy and why it’s a good thing reviewing how the experts define a diastasis It’s time that both women and the fitness industry had clear and evidence based information around a Diastasis Recti. | www.when.org.au | Copyright Women's Health Education Network | Need Immediate Help? If you or someone you know is struggling during the postnatal period, it's crucial to remember that immediate help is available. Here are steps and resources you can turn to In Urgent Situations: Hospital Emergency: Visit your nearest hospital emergency department. Ambulance: Dial triple zero (000) for immediate medical assistance. Support Services: Beyond Blue: Offers guidance for depression and anxiety. Call 1300 224 636. Lifeline: Provides critical support and suicide prevention. Contact 131 114. Women’s Domestic Crisis Service: For domestic violence support, call 1800 015 188. WIRE (Women's Information and Referral Exchange): For information and support, dial 1300 134 130. PANDA (Perinatal Anxiety & Depression Australia): For perinatal anxiety and depression support, call 1300 726 306. Parent Line: For parent support, reach out to 132 289. Sands: Offers support for miscarriage, stillbirth, and newborn death issues. Contact 1300 072 637. Remember, you are not alone, and reaching out for help is a step toward healing. Your well-being is important, and support is just a phone ...…

The Little Black Dress of Women's Health

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Peri menopause and mental health 46:56

2 years ago46:56

46:56

Join our founder/ceo Peta and our senior clinical nurse Katie as they discuss the impact that peri menopause can have on a woman’s mental health. Theme music: performed by Jill Norton and Tim Jones (Black Cockatoo Music) Hosted by Peta Titter and Katie Ennis Audio Editing by Cameron Heit | Production Farm Writer and researcher: WHEN clinical governance team | www.when.org.au | Copyright Women's Health Education Network | Need Immediate Help? If you or someone you know is struggling during the postnatal period, it's crucial to remember that immediate help is available. Here are steps and resources you can turn to In Urgent Situations: Hospital Emergency: Visit your nearest hospital emergency department. Ambulance: Dial triple zero (000) for immediate medical assistance. Support Services: Beyond Blue: Offers guidance for depression and anxiety. Call 1300 224 636. Lifeline: Provides critical support and suicide prevention. Contact 131 114. Women’s Domestic Crisis Service: For domestic violence support, call 1800 015 188. WIRE (Women's Information and Referral Exchange): For information and support, dial 1300 134 130. PANDA (Perinatal Anxiety & Depression Australia): For perinatal anxiety and depression support, call 1300 726 306. Parent Line: For parent support, reach out to 132 289. Sands: Offers support for miscarriage, stillbirth, and newborn death issues. Contact 1300 072 637. Remember, you are not alone, and reaching out for help is a step toward healing. Your well-being is important, and support is just a phone ...…

The Little Black Dress of Women's Health

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The Little Black Dress of Women's Health Episode 1 45:58

3 years ago45:58