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226: Healing Intergenerational Wounds While Navigating HG, Feeding Aversion, Postpartum Depression and Anxiety with Jocelyn Lam

Baby Feeding, BIPOC, Culture / Religion / Dynamics, Mother's Medical Condition, Podcast, Postpartum Anxiety, Postpartum DepressionMay 23, 20221KViews0Likes0Comments
During pregnancy and parenthood, we listen to SO many voices telling us what we should look like, feel like, and do. The stereotypes can be frustrating and demeaning to the point that we feel very unheard and unseen. Today’s conversation brings to the forefront the importance of finding self-worth and fulfillment in yourself and who…

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223: Perinatal Loss, Adoption, and Creating the Black Angel Mom Community

Adoption, BIPOC, Podcast, pregnancy lossApril 11, 20221KViews0Likes0Comments
Watch on YouTube: My guest today shares her personal story and clinical perspective of her complicated journey into motherhood. Her story includes the support of reproductive technologies, as well as the loss of her twin daughters and the adoption of her son. Join us to hear more. **Today’s episode covers sensitive topics of perinatal loss…

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204: Cultural Narratives in Motherhood, Immigration and Perinatal Mental Health

Advocacy/Legal, BIPOC, Culture / Religion / Dynamics, PodcastMay 17, 2021428Views0Likes0Comments
As we continue to celebrate Maternal Mental Health Awareness Month, we take a deep dive into the cultural factors that affect perinatal mental health. Today’s guest shares how she’s working to support black, indigenous, and people of color (BIPOC) through the perinatal mental health journey as they transition to parenthood. Divya Kumar is a South…

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196: Reproductive Psychiatry, Latinx Psychiatrist, Pandemic Pregnancy and More

BIPOC, Culture / Religion / Dynamics, PodcastJanuary 25, 2021546Views0Likes0Comments
Today’s episode is packed with helpful information about taking medication during pregnancy and the postpartum period. We’ll also take a closer look at COVID-related issues and the vaccine as they relate to perinatal mental health. Join us to learn more. Dr. Sarah Oreck is a Columbia University-trained psychiatrist who focuses on women’s mental wellness. In…

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179: Black Women Birthing Justice

BIPOC, PodcastMay 25, 2020748Views0Likes0Comments
Have you ever considered how the systemic and institutional racism, implicit bias and disempowerment of women might be played out with birth? This is especially true for Black women, many of whom are experiencing discrimination, bias, racism and/or poor care while pregnant, birthing or postpartum. Today’s show explores these dynamics, the findings of a research…

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