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On n'est pas du mondeE320 – Nomadisme digital | Jeux turbulents | Intelligence émotionnelleCette semaine, à l’émission🎙
Valérie Laflamme-Caron nous dresse le portrait d’un nomade digital | Jérémie Laliberté plaide en faveur des jeux turbulent pour nos enfants | Leslie-Ann Boily explore l’intelligence émotionnelle. Bref, On n’est pas du monde !
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0:57 INTRO
3:15 Quiz d'Ariane : Quels autres personnages bibliques et mythologiques ont été élevés au ciel, à la manière de l'Ascension du Christ ?
5:48 Nomadisme digital | Valérie Laflamme-Caron
21:07 Jeux turbulents | Jérémie Laliberté
34:59 Intelligence émotionnelle | Leslie-Ann Boily
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Entre deux eauxPrendre soin des mères (invitée: Ariane Audet)Dans ce premier de deux épisodes sur la parentalité, Catherine et Marie interrogent les représentations de la maternité dans la culture pop. Catherine présente aussi une entrevue avec Ariane Audet, photographe et créatrice du projet Faces of Postpartum. Ensemble, elles abordent les soins périnataux, le poids fucking lourd du patriarcat sur les mères et l’importance du trauma-informed care.
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IG de Nicole Sloan www.instagram.com/drawingsbynicole
IG de Gwenna Laithland www.instagram.com/mommacusses
L’histoire de Catherine sur Faces of postpartum https://facesofpostpartum.org/stories/2021/10/18/story-110-catherine-qubec-qc-canada
Article dans Psychol...2022-05-0600 min
Faces of PostpartumEpisode 22 - Individual's Postpartum Stories - YagamaFor this week's episode, I talk with the Berlin-based wild witch of the colorful arts, NFT holy cvnt, solo mom, feminist-mystic and body-positive human, the one and only Yagama.Yagama gives us a taste of the wild feminine as we talk about motherhood, womanhood, trauma and pain, ultimately coming to the conclusion that a village of feminine caretakers is all we need.Enjoy.--- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/faces-of-postpartum/support2022-02-2552 min
Faces of PostpartumS02E10 - Jenna Berendzen - Mother of Two Sons, Psychiatric NP, and Fellow PMADs SurvivorIn this episode, Jenna shares a story of hardships, resiliency, and generosity. After the birth of her first son in 2011, Jenna suffered from acute postpartum depression and landed in the Perinatal Psychiatry Inpatient Unit at the University of North Carolina - the same unit our founder, Ariane Audet, attended, six years after Jenna. She talks about this experience as the scariest of her existence, but also one that changed the trajectory of her professional and personal life. She also discusses electing to have a c-section for her own mental and physical health (and loving it), mothering after having lost...2021-12-221h 08
Faces of PostpartumS02 E09 - Sarah Fraser - On Pregnancy After Loss, Having a Baby After 35, and Loving Our Postpartum BodiesIn this episode, I have the honor to talk with the hilarious Sarah Fraser. Sarah is a long-time radio personality, comedian and host of the ever funny podcast The Sarah Fraser Show.After suffering from a molar pregnancy and gestational trophoblastic disease, she gave birth to a healthy son, the almighty KJ. While on the show, she openly discussed getting pregnant after 35 and being a "geriatric" mother. She talks about building a long and trusting relationship with your OB, being a high-risk pregnant person, and making feeding choices that make sense for you and your baby.2021-12-1444 min
Faces of PostpartumS02 E08 - Selah Rhodes - Founder of Darity and Mom of OneSelah Rhodes is the force behind Darity, an ethical apparel store for postpartum and pregnant humans, and mother of one spunky daughter. In this episode, she opens up about her difficult pregnancy, birth and postpartum period. She talks about how nothing could have prepared her for the challenges of welcoming a new human into her world, the mental load of being the breadwinner and primary care provider, anxiety, and how support from her family was incremental in making it through the first year of her child's life.As a businesswoman, she questions our appetite for f...2021-12-061h 10
Faces of PostpartumS02 E07 - Maria Nagawa - On Pregnancy Losses, Cultural Expectations and Empowering ChoiceMaria Nagawa is a joint Ph.D. student in the Public Policy and Political Science department at Duke University. She is also the mother of two angel babies who passed during two subsequent pregnancies after she went into preterm premature ruptures of the membranes due to cervical insufficiency. These two experiences led her to reevaluate how we can better support bereaved parents before, during, and after the loss of their child. Talking about these events, she advocates trauma-informed care from providers who practice evidence-based medicine and promote freedom of choices, independently of their medical preferences.As a...2021-11-3050 min
Faces of PostpartumS02 E06 - Chelsea Skaggs - On Intimacy After Baby, Trusting Our Intuitions, and Getting Rid of the “Shoulds”Chelsea Skaggs is a life coach who specializes in early motherhood. She is also the force behind the accounts "The WFT Trimester" about the postpartum life and "Rewilding Family", dedicated to her family's full-time journey on the road. In this second appearance on the show, she talks about dropping all the "shoulds" and destructive "bounce back" narratives of ours lives. We discuss intimacy, marriage, and unschooling. Chelsea goes in-depth in what it means to her to unlearn and "uncondition" ourselves from societal expectations and to embrace "regression" instead of progress.She gives tips about better c...2021-11-2150 min
Faces of PostpartumS02 E05 - Amy Koppelman - On Her Movie "A Mouthful of Air" starring Amanda Seyfried, Postpartum Depression, and Women Supporting WomenAmy Koppelman is a writer and director, known for A Mouthful of Air (2003), I Smile Back (2015) and Hesitation Wounds (2016). In this generous and raw episode, she shares her thoughts on postpartum depression, anxiety, and the use of art as a healing and advocacy tool. She discusses her own postpartum periods with her two children, now in their twenties, and shares her vulnerable (and spot-on) wisdom about how women can better support and empower other women. --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/faces-of-postpartum/support2021-11-141h 04
Faces of PostpartumS02 E04 - Ariel Taylor, BSW, RSW and Four Times Surrogate - On Supporting Postpartum Parents, Surrogacy, Trauma-Informed and Individualized Perinatal CareThis episode is THE episode for you if you are pregnant, freshly postpartum, or want to know more about how to truly care for postpartum people.Ariel Taylor is a four-time surrogate and therapist (BSW, RSW) based in Ontario, Canada. She specializes in fertility, surrogacy and postpartum. In this episode, she shares her knowledge about perinatal mental health in general, and particularly during the COVID-19 pandemic.With our founder, Ariane Audet, they discuss postpartum recovery, legislative changes to better support pregnant, birthing, and postpartum parents in their journey, as well as her personal postpartum and surrogacy stories.--- Support this...2021-10-311h 08
Faces of PostpartumS02 E03 - Joy Spencer - Executive Director of Equity Before Birth - On Saving the Lives of Black Parents and Infants, Eliminating Disparities, and Equity for AllJoy Spencer — Executive Director of Equity Before BirthIn this episode, our founder, Ariane Audet, and Joy Spencer, Executive Director of Equity Before birth and single mom of the almighty Lily, talk about eliminating disparities in maternal health outcomes, saving the lives of Black parents and infants, and what it means to reach equality for all.They discuss Joy’s work at the North Carolina-based organization, how she pulled herself out of poverty and precarity, and her wishes to live and thrive in a world of abundance, joy, and untold stories to sing.--- Supp...2021-10-2558 min
Faces of PostpartumS02 E02 - In Conversation: Mara Watts LPC & Ariane Audet - On Suicide, Mental Health Care & Systemic ChangesFor the second time on the podcast, counselor extraordinaire Mara Watts sat down with our founder, Ariane Audet to talk about all things postpartum. Together they discussed their own battle with postpartum depression and anxiety. Ariane opens up about suicidal ideations and what helped her during these trying times. They talk about the state of perinatal mental health in the US and how treatable perinatal mood disorders and anxiety are (there is hope: so much hope.) --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/faces-of-postpartum/support2021-10-1748 min
Faces of PostpartumS02 EP01 - Shelane’s Run — On Perinatal Suicide, Grief & Finding Meaning After a LossJoanne and Sarah lost their beloved daughter and sister, Shelane, in 2015. After suffering the miscarriage of her fourth child, Shelane’s died by suicide. To honor her memory and her life, her family founded Shelane’s Run an event dedicated to spreading awareness of postpartum depression disorders and helping families find the support they need.They partnered with Postpartum Support Virginia to encourage postpartum people to reach out and ask for help.In this episode, Ariane and Mara Watts, therapist and outreach director for Postpartum Support Virginia, sat down with both Shelane’s mother and sister...2021-10-1043 min
Faces of PostpartumS01 EP11 - Postpartum Care & Support with Tiffany and Candy from Like a SisterFor this last (!!) episode of the season, I sit with Tiffany and Candy, the two sisters behind Like a Sister, a postpartum care and doula service based in the DMV area.As parents, trained postpartum doula, certified lactation counselors and new parent educators, they share their knowledge and wisdom on how to prepare for this transition.We also discuss politics, trauma-informed, support, and individualized care in the US, as well as social media, privilege, whiteness, and how to change the world — by caring for one postpartum human at a time.--- Support this podcast: ht...2021-08-011h 05
Faces of PostpartumS01 E10 - Trans/Parents - Moss Froom, Doula & Hez Wollin, LCSWFor this week's episode, I've had the chance to sit down and speak with two amazing humans and activists to discuss trans & queer-centered care: Moss, who's a doula and educator, and provides trainings in gender-affirming care for other birth-workers and service providers. And Hez, who is a clinical social worker practicing in the SF Bay area and works with LGBTQ+ communities and immigrant/refugee communities. Hez is also the parent of a new babe who makes a vocal appearance once or twice in the podcast :)Together they built a workshop for trans/postpartum people that will go live...2021-07-221h 04
Faces of PostpartumS01 EP09 - Mara Watts, Licensed Professional CounselorIn this episode, Mara Watts, LPC, and our founder, Ariane Audet, discuss partnerships, sleep planning, postpartum plans and how to focus on postpartum care and support instead of baby registries (!) They talk about women in the workforce and how we fail our parents by not providing them true parental leave. They go over the fragile balancing parents perform during the newborn phase, taking time for ourselves, true self-care, and being present in our relationships. Finally, they discuss the everlasting effects and lessons of COVID on postpartum and parenting.--- Support this podcast: htt...2021-07-0943 min
Faces of PostpartumS01 EP08 - Kelsey Myers, Licensed Marriage and Family TherapistIn this episode, Kelsey Myers, LMFT and Faces of Postpartum's founder, Ariane Audet, talk about marriage and partnership during the postpartum period. Through the lenses of her three postpartum periods, Kelsey reflects on her professional and personal life, as well as on how our neurobiology changes during this very intense and often challenging time. Kelsey and Ariane also discuss the various emotions that accompany not only this particular transition, but all big life changes - longing, desire, and grief - and the level of associations the embodied experience of our own childhood resurfaces after we give birth to our...2021-07-041h 00
Les éphéMÈRESAriane - Faces of PostpartumAvoir un enfant dans un autre pays, loin de son réseau, n’est jamais facile. Et quand on a déjà une prédisposition à l’anxiété et qu’on croit n’avoir besoin de personne, la pente devient rapidement très glissante. Et ça glisse vite. Dès l’accouchement de sa première fille, Ariane ne se sent pas connecter avec elle. Après plusieurs épisodes de terreur, de crises de panique quotidiennes et d’épuisement profond, elle tombe in extremis sur une psychologue spécialisée qui diagnostique une dépression postpartum sévère et l’aiguill...2021-07-011h 05
Faces of PostpartumS01E07 - Erin Bagwell, Stay-at-Home Mom & FilmmakerIn 2018, Erin became a mother and started filming her new documentary, Year One. The film is an intimate look at the first year of motherhood through Erin's eyes. It addresses the identity shifts, the challenges of experiencing postpartum depression, and the everyday extraordinary moments of being a new mom.In this episode, Erin and I share our thoughts on honest representations of the postpartum period, what it means to be a creator and a mother, owning the SAHM (stay-at-home mom) title, and how to dream big and celebrate our journey, whatever it might be.--- Support...2021-06-2753 min
Faces of PostpartumS01 EP06 - Amy Ard, Executive Director of Motherhood Beyond Bars (PART II)This is the second part of my interview with the executive director of Motherhood Beyond Bars, Amy Ard. In this episode, Amy talks about what it means to give birth to a child when incarcerated, how she and her team care for the babies once they are out of the hospital and their, mothers back in prison, and what it means to care for families in precarious situations.We talk about comfort measures during birth, shackling, and postpartum support for caregivers. We discuss mental health and survival, and small gestures of kindness that make a world of...2021-06-231h 26
Faces of PostpartumS01 E05 - Amy Ard - Executive Director of Motherhood Beyond Bars (PART I)This is the first part of my interview with Amy Ard, executive director of Motherhood Beyond Bars, an organism that provides support for infants born to incarcerated women and works to reunify families. In this episode, we go over Amy's background as a doula and mom of three, her own postpartum period, and how it shaped her as a parent, activist and advocate. --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/faces-of-postpartum/support2021-06-2143 min
Faces of PostpartumS01 E04 - Katie DePalma, CNMIn this week’s episode, our founder, Ariane Audet, sits down with Katie DePalma, certified nurse midwife (CNM) and professor at Georgetown and GW University. They discuss ending weight-based stigma in reproductive healthcare, obstetric and GYN care for all genders, trauma-informed, and individualized care, as well as keeping the advocacy spark going when facing systemic challenges--- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/faces-of-postpartum/support2021-05-2949 min
Faces of PostpartumS01 EP03 - What is Postpartum?In this week’s episode, our founder, Ariane Audet and her dear friend, Bianca Moskaitis, talk about the various definitions and implications of the word “postpartum”, and what it meant to them before, during, and after going through their own postpartum periods.--- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/faces-of-postpartum/support2021-05-2335 min
Faces of PostpartumS01 EP02 - Casey Runck, Birth DoulaThis week’s episode features Casey Runck, a badass birth doula in the DC area. We talk about weight stigma in perinatal health care, empowerment, inclusivity, and advocacy.Please excuse the quality of my sound, as my usual microphone had died! Will be back with a better voice next week.Casey’s Website: https://www.caseyrunckbirthdoula.com/And Instagram: @tipsfromadoula--- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/faces-of-postpartum/support2021-05-1654 min
Faces of PostpartumS01 EP01 - Chat with Ariane Audet and Bianca MoskaitisIn this week's episode, my dear friend Bianca Moskaitis and I share our birth and postpartum stories, talk mental health, and asking for help.
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Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/faces-of-postpartum/support2021-05-0956 minFaces of PostpartumWelcome to Faces of Postpartum, the Podcast!This week's episode is a simple welcome to Faces of Postpartum - the Podcast. Stay tuned for our very first episode next Sunday for Mother's Day!--- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/faces-of-postpartum/support2021-05-0102 min
FreaksvilleTabarnak #439Le meilleur du son made in Québec à écouter en podcast avec Ariane Moffatt, Oli Laroche, Julyan, Joseph Mihalcean, Maude Audet, New Bleach, Totalement Sublime, et bien d'autres !2020-12-161h 59
Les éphéMÈRESAriane - Faces of Postpartum | 009Avoir un enfant dans un autre pays, loin de son réseau, n’est jamais facile. Et quand on a déjà une prédisposition à l’anxiété et qu’on croit n’avoir besoin de personne, la pente devient rapidement très glissante. Et ça glisse vite. Dès l’accouchement de sa première fille, Ariane ne se sent pas connecter avec elle. Après plusieurs épisodes de terreur, de crises de panique quotidiennes et d’épuisement profond, elle tombe in extremis sur une psychologue spécialisée qui diagnostique une dépression postpartum sévère et l’aiguille vers un centre de...2020-03-121h 05