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The Making Mama Well Podcast with Dr. Pip HoughtonAuthor: Phillippa
Dr. Pip Houghton talks to real mamas, pregnant and parenting people about maternal mental health and the "normal hard stuff" that all newly parenting families experience. Through real patient stories, Dr. Pip will address common maternal mental health questions. Making Mama Well exists to make sure no mama feels alone in her experience. You are still a good mom. With help, you will be well. TRIGGER WARNING: Some of the episodes in the show will dive into hard topics including but not limited to miscarriage, stillbirth, suicidal thoughts and birth trauma. This podcast series is part of a perinatal mental health project and is an initiative ofthe Campbell River and District Division of Family Practice, supported with funding from the Shared Care Committee a partnership of Doctors of BC and the BC government. Musical stylings and sound editing for this series were provided by Nick Houghton and Hootin Music.The stories in this podcast are intended for education purposes only and not to be viewed as a substitute for personal medical advice. Language: en-us Genres: Health & Fitness, Medicine, Mental Health Contact email: Get it Feed URL: Get it iTunes ID: Get it Trailer: |
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Don't F*ck It Up - Dr Pip and Chris discuss the importance of partners in the postpartum period
Episode 10
Wednesday, 7 September, 2022
So much is going on in the postpartum period, it can feel like a huge adjustment for everyone. Dads, partners and support people may struggle to find their place in these early days especially when mama and baby seem so tightly connected.Join us in the last episode of this limited series as Chris and I discuss all things partners. From night support to bonding to intimacy, we talk about where partners can step in and thrive in their new role.Have you enjoyed this series? Could you spare a minute to leave some feedback at this survey link? Your thoughts can help make it possible for us to run another series.https://surveys.reichertandassociates.ca/f/l/CRSharedCareMaternity_PodcastFeedback
