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29. Part 2: The Most Powerful Ways to Heal Birth Trauma for Mothers, Babies, and Fathers with Susan Ross
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This episode is part 2 of last week’s episode so be sure to tune in to part 1 before diving into this one!
Susan and I continue our discussion on the impact of trauma, specifically on pregnancy loss and termination. We dive into the detrimental effects of labeling and explore the potential of hypnotherapy in the healing process. Susan explains the crucial role of a doula in providing support during pregnancy and childbirth, as well as the significance of treating each pregnancy as a unique experience, especially after a loss. We also talk about the need for improved support and communication for women during pregnancy, particularly those who have experienced loss.
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Sharna Southan
Pregnancy Loss Practitioner & Trauma informed Coach
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