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Care OutLoudThe Heart of it All - Episode 5: Language Is CareCARE OUTLOUD: The Heart of It All – Solo Series with Mary CoughlinLanguage shapes more than just conversations—it shapes culture, care, and possibility.In this solo reflection, Mary explores how the words we choose—chart notes, labels, policies, and even the casual phrases we speak—can either create connection or perpetuate harm.This episode invites you to pause and consider: What story are we telling with our language? And what story do we want to tell?🎧 Episode 5: Language Is Care - REFLECTION GUIDEWant to go deeper?If tod...2025-08-0306 min
Care OutLoudBelonging Is A BirthrightCARE OUTLOUD: The Heart of It All – Solo Series with Mary CoughlinWhen we talk about trauma-informed care, we must also talk about belonging.In this solo reflection, Mary explores how premature babies—and so many of us—are born into systems that were never built for us. The wound of exclusion runs deep, but healing begins with remembering: you were never meant to earn your place here. You already belong.This episode weaves stories from the NICU with generational patterns of disconnection, introduces the FACES–SPACES–PLACES framework by Lisa Cherry, and offers a gentle...2025-07-2707 min
Care OutLoudThe Heart of it All - Episode 3: The Tender EdgeThis episode is for the caregivers—the ones who show up with open hearts and weary bones.I invite you into the paradox of caregiving: how the very thing that fuels your purpose can also deplete your reserves. And how honoring your tenderness isn’t weakness—it’s wisdom.You’ll explore what it means to set boundaries without guilt, why emotional fatigue is not failure, and how the Tender Edge of care is actually where healing begins.A balm and a challenge for anyone carrying the weight of the world.Call to Ac...2025-07-2005 min
Care OutLoudThe Heart of it All - Episode 2: The Myth of NeutralityNeutrality may feel like safety—but in trauma-shaped systems, it often reinforces the very harm we say we want to heal.In this solo episode, Mary Coughlin unpacks the myth of neutrality in clinical care, professional culture, and civic life. Drawing from decades of trauma-informed practice and recent personal truths, she explores how care disrupts systems built on disconnection—and why presence can never be passive.This episode is an invitation to speak one truth you’ve been holding.In a whisper or a roar—but speak it.In this epi...2025-07-1306 min
Care OutLoudThis Is What I Know About Love - Heart of it All Series Episode 1In this inaugural episode of Care OUTLOUD's The Heart of It All solo series, Mary Coughlin explores the profound connection between trauma and healing, science and soul, care and courage. Mary challenges the notion that love is merely sentimental, emphasizing its role as a first medicine and a powerful agent against trauma. She argues that real love involves presence, protection, and relational regulation and is an act of defiance against systems that do not reward love. The episode calls listeners to reflect on their understanding and practice of love and to take actionable steps to...2025-07-0606 min
Care OutLoudUnseen No More: Elevating the Voice, Role, and Mental Health of NICU Dads with Alex ZavalaWhat happens when the person expected to be the protector is left out of the story entirely?In this heart-opening episode of Care Out Loud, Mary sits down with Alex Zavala, founder of The NICU Dad, to spotlight the overlooked yet vital experience of fathers navigating the NICU. From the trauma of separation and silence to the transformative power of peer support and advocacy, Alex shares his personal journey from NICU parent to national changemaker — and invites us to reimagine how we care.Together, Mary and Alex unravel:The hidden trauma an...2025-06-2751 min
Care OutLoudWhen Play Becomes Medicine: Reimagining Pediatric Care with Mary JennerIn this heart-opening episode of Care OutLoud, host Mary Coughlin sits down with Mary Jenner—pediatric nurse turned visionary entrepreneur and founder of The Butterfly Pig. What began as a creative spark to help children understand their medical care has evolved into a trauma-informed movement transforming pediatric healthcare through play.Mary shares the moving origin story behind The Butterfly Pig, how medically accurate toys like G-tubes, infusion pumps, and EKGs are helping kids feel safe, seen, and empowered in clinical settings, and why play is not just therapeutic—it’s essential.You’ll hear about:The...2025-06-0839 min
Care OutLoudThe Phoenix Blueprint: Navigating Burnout with Dr. Emma JonesEpisode Summary:In this profoundly moving episode, Mary Coughlin sits down with Dr. Emma Jones — palliative care physician, mother, teacher, and author of The Phoenix Blueprint — to explore the raw truths behind burnout, healing, and reclaiming wholeness. Together, they unpack what it means to hit bottom not in a single moment, but over years of self-sacrifice, disintegration, and depletion. Emma shares her personal journey from collapse to renewal, her reflections on the myths of “self-care” and “compassion fatigue,” and the radical reimagining required to transform both healthcare systems and ourselves.This episode is a heart-centered call to stop hiding...2025-05-2544 min
Care OutLoudThe Moment of Holding: Where the World Begins AgainIn this final episode (for now), Mary Coughlin explores the profound importance of 'holding' as a central act of care and connection. She discusses the journey from the womb to the incubator, highlighting the need for emotional and spiritual nurturing in NICUs and beyond. The episode touches on themes of justice, belonging, and resilience, emphasizing that true healing and growth begin with the ability to hold space for oneself and others. Coughlin calls for a cultural shift towards presence and tenderness, inviting listeners to honorthe messiness of becoming and the transformative power of simply being there for one another.2025-05-1807 min
Care OutLoudHonoring The Aftermath: Redefining Trauma and HealingIn this episode of 'Womb to World,' Mary Coughlin challenges the typical narrative of trauma recovery, emphasizing that not everyone rises from adversity and that survival itself is courageous and holy. She explores the often-overlooked aftermath of trauma, highlighting the quiet ache and unfinished healing that many experience. By advocating for grace instead of growth, she redefines post-traumatic growth to include small victories and sacred rebellions. Coughlin calls for the recognition of the enduring impacts of trauma and encourages listeners to honor their slow, uneven journey towards healing without the pressure to justify their pace or transform pain...2025-05-1108 min
Care OutLoudResilience Is Not a Buzzword: The Real Cost of SurvivalWe love to celebrate resilience.We praise babies as “fighters,” parents as “strong,” and clinicians as “heroes.”But beneath those shiny words often lies a deeper truth:Resilience is not proof that no harm was done. It’s proof that someone survived.In this episode of Womb to World, Mary Coughlin invites listeners to unpack what resilience really means—especially in the NICU. From the tiny bodies enduring separation and procedures to the clinicians holding space without always being held themselves, this conversation explores the unseen cost of surviving systems that weren’t designed for healing.2025-05-0308 min
Care OutLoudThe Constitution and the Incubator: Who Has Rights From the Beginning?Summary:In this soul-stirring second episode of Womb to World, Mary Coughlin explores what it means to hold constitutional rights in the earliest moments of life. From the incubator to the delivery room, from presence to policy, this episode challenges us to reimagine justice, dignity, and voice—not as abstract ideals, but as birthrights. Through a trauma-informed, developmental care lens, Mary draws parallels between the NICU and the civic systems we all live within, asking: When do rights begin? And who gets to decide?In This Episode:The NICU as a reflection of societal ju...2025-04-2407 min
Runnah: Running Cape Cod, Massachusetts, and Beyond!The Heart Behind the Women Run Cape Cod 5K with Mary TollandIn this episode, I’m joined by Mary Tolland, race director of the Women Run Cape Cod 5K, an incredible event for women and girls of all ages celebrating strength, wellness, and community! Happening Sunday, May 11, 2025 (Mother’s Day!), this race is about more than just crossing a finish line—it’s about lifting each other up and running with purpose.Mary shares the heart behind the event, the flat and friendly course right from Falmouth Town Hall, and the powerful causes the race supports, including Falmouth VIPS' Be BOLD program for girls and Breakthrough T1D. Whether...2025-04-2231 min
Care OutLoudThe Prison and the Isolette: What Justice Has to Do with the NICUWhat does a U.S.-funded foreign prison have to do with your work in the NICU?In this solo Care OUTLOUD reflection, Mary walks with us—literally and metaphorically—through the story of the CECOT prison in El Salvador, exploring how systems of harm are mirrored in the ways we care (or fail to care) for families here at home.This isn’t about politics.This is about presence.About remembering that trauma-informed developmental care is not just a clinical model—it’s a form of cultural resistance.If you’ve ever wondere...2025-04-2006 min
Care OutLoud"Swimming and Drowning": A Soul-Stirring Conversation with Mia MalcolmWhat does it mean to really care out loud? In this specialextended episode, I sit down with the incomparable Mia Malcolm—NICU parent, fierce advocate, and truth-teller. Mia shares her family's 268-day NICU journey, the generational trauma that shaped her perspective, and what healthcareproviders must understand if we ever hope to show up with true compassion, equity, and humility.We talk about systemic racism in medicine, trauma-informed care (and its absence), why being uncomfortable is part of the work, and the one moment of humanity that changed everything. This is more than a podcast—it’s a call t...2025-04-1259 min
Care OutLoudWeek 26: A Story of Strength and Survival with Jennifer BernardoIn this episode, Mary sits down with Jennifer Bernardo, a mother of twins born at 26 weeks gestation, who shares her challenging and inspirational journey through the neonatal intensive care unit (NICU). Jennifer discusses the unexpected birth, the four-and-a-half-month NICU stay, and the emotional and physical challenges faced by her family. She explains how this experience inspired her to write the book 'Week 26,' detailing their story of hope and perseverance. Jennifer alsoemphasizes the importance of communication between parents and healthcare professionals, highlighting how critical support and understanding are for families in the NICU. The episode concludes with Jennifer's advocacy...2025-03-2937 min
Care OutLoudUnveiling the Human Side of Neonatal Care: A Journey with Dr. Natalie DuffyIn thisepisode, we explore the profound journey of Dr. Natalie Duffy, a neonatologistwhose career began in Glasgow, Scotland, and has since evolved in Melbourne,Australia. Dr. Duffy shares insights from her 14 years of experience,emphasizing the importance of viewing infants as complex, communicative beings.Her work with neonatal care includes a fascinating blend of biomedicalknowledge and the Newborn Behavioral Observation (NBO) system. She discussesher ongoing PhD research, which delves into the emotional and relationalexperiences of babies in neonatal intensive care units (NICU). The conversationexplores themes of trauma, the power of relationships, and the urgent need fora compassionate...2025-03-2338 min
Care OutLoudHuman Milk, Human Rights: Reimagining Nutrition for Medically Fragile InfantsIn thisepisode, Mary welcomes Dr. Zina Yudina, a PhD with a background in biology,chemistry, pharmacology, and translational medicine, currently living inSwitzerland. Dr. Yudina shares her journey from a protein biochemist to aspecialist in human milk, driven by her own experiences of motherhood andrecognizing the underappreciated value of breast milk. She introduces hergroundbreaking invention, BabyLAT—a device designed to concentrate proteins andfats in breast milk, particularly for the nutritional needs of preterm infants.They discuss the challenges of developing and implementing this device, themisconceptions surrounding preterm nutrition, and Dr. Yudina’s vision for thefuture of neonatal care. The...2025-03-0247 min
Care OutLoudResilience After the NICU: A Conversation with Speech Pathologist Stephanie WoortmanIn this episode of the Care OutLoud podcast, host MaryCoughlin explores life after the NICU with Stephanie Woortman, a speech andlanguage pathologist. They delve into the challenges and triumphs of post-NICUlife for babies and their families, emphasizing resilience and the ongoingimpact of trauma. Stephanie shares her approach to fostering communication andfeeding skills, informed by neurodivergent affirming practices, and discussesthe significance of creating supportive, compassionate relationships with herclients. The episode highlights the importance of empowerment, validatingexperiences, and building resilience through connection and care. 00:00 Introduction to the Care Out Loud Podcast00:40 Meet Stephanie W...2025-02-0942 min
Runnah: Running Cape Cod, Massachusetts, and Beyond!The Most Unlikely Runners: Ruth-Anne and Mary McManusGet ready for some serious inspiration (and a whole lotta fun) because this episode of Runnah features two absolute legends—Mary and Ruth Anne McManus! These mother-daughter marathoners have faced more challenges than most, but nothing has stopped them from hitting the road and chasing their dreams.
Mary has conquered Post-Polio syndrome, Ruth Anne was diagnosed with Functional Neurological Disorder, and together, they’ve proven that no obstacle is too big when you’ve got heart, grit, and an amazing sense of gratitude.
And here’s where YOU come in—Ruth Anne is running the Boston Mar...2025-02-051h 21
Care OutLoudExploring Early Human Development with Dr. Livio Provenzi: Epigenetics, Trauma-Informed Care, and Collaborative Innovations (Remastered from 2023 Interview)
In this remastered episode from January 2023 of the Care
Out Loud podcast, host Mary Coughlin interviews Dr. Livio Provenzi, an
assistant professor at the University of Pavia, Italy. They delve into Dr.
Provenzi's extensive research in the fields of epigenetics and neuroscience,
specifically focusing on the neuropsychobiological aspects of early human
development. Dr. Provenzi discusses the impact of early parent-child
interactions, especially in conditions like preterm birth and sensory deficits.
He highlights the importance of trauma-informed care and the epigenetic
consequences of early experiences. The conversation also touches on the concept
of hidden talents arising from adversity...2025-01-2637 min
Care OutLoudHealing as a Team Sport with Nicola Doherty DClinPsych PhDIn this enlightening conversation, Mary and the distinguished Nicola Doherty PhD from Northern Ireland delve into the profound impact of compassionate relationships in the neonatal intensive care unit (NICU). They discuss the importance of trauma-informed care, the role of parents in the healing process, and the transformative power of small
interventions in neonatal care. With scientific insights and touching real-life anecdotes, Nicola illustrates how fostering compassionate connections between healthcare providers, infants, and parents can significantly enhance both short-term and long-term outcomes for families. The discussion emphasizes the necessity of self-care for healthcare professionals and proposes practical strategies for incorporating...2025-01-2049 min
Care OutLoudFinding My People: Dr. Sandra Sullivan’s Journey to Neonatology and Developmental Care
In this episode, we hear from Dr. Sandra Sullivan, a
dedicated neonatologist based in Gainesville, Florida. Sandra shares her
journey into the field of neonatology, her unique educational background in
classics and humanities, and how these experiences shaped her career in
medicine. She emphasizes the importance of trauma-informed and developmental
care in the NICU, highlighting the need for empathy, active listening, and
minimal intervention. Sandra discusses her experiences and transformative
moments, such as her exposure to NIDCAP, and the significance of creating a
supportive environment for both babies and their families. She also reflects on
her current...2024-12-2252 min
Care OutLoudNurturing Infant Sensory Development: Insights from Bobbi PinedaIn this episode, Mary Coughlin speaks with Bobbi Pineda, an expert in infant sensory development and an occupational therapist. Bobbi shares her journey from practicing as a clinician in pediatric settings to becoming a researcher focused on NICU care and the sensory needs of infants. She discusses her personal experiences as a mother of premature babies, which inspired her to delve into research to improve NICU practices. Bobbi highlights the importance of a sensory-rich environment for infants and the development of the SENSE program to guide parents in supporting their babies' development. The episode underscores the significance of humility...2024-12-1539 min
Care OutLoudEmpowered Parenting: Morgan Kowalski's Story of Advocacy and Impact
In this heartfelt episode, Mary welcomes Morgan Kowalski,
whose path to becoming a passionate advocate for Family Centered Care (FCC) was
deeply influenced by the premature birth of her son, Thomas. Morgan shares her
journey from navigating the NICU as a parent to assuming a pivotal role in the
FCC Task Force. Their conversation delves into the impact of personal
experiences on patient care, the importance of trauma-informed care, and the
transformative power of compassionate, human-to-human interactions in the
medical field. Morgan's story is a testament to the significant contributions
parents can make in healthcare settings and...2024-11-2445 min
Care OutLoudHealing with Heart: Dani Machado’s Story of Resilience and Empathy in Neonatal CareIn this heartfelt episode, Mary interviews Daniela Machado, a
neonatal nurse originally from Portugal, now practicing in the UK. Dani shares her incredible journey from adult cardiology nursing to neonatal care, fueled by her personal experience as an intensive care patient. She delves into her passion for developmental and trauma-informed care, discussing her current role in the West Midlands and the challenges and triumphs she's encountered. Danny emphasizes the importance of understanding patient experiences and integrating compassionate care into nursing practices, providing inspiring insights for healthcare professionals.
00:00 Introduction to Danny Machado
00:29 Danny's Journey t...2024-11-1739 min
Care OutLoudEmbracing Humanity in Healthcare: Insights from Melinda ChaconIn this episode of CARE OUTLOUD, Mary Coughlin welcomes the deeply compassionate and inspiring Melinda Chacon. Melinda shares her journey from working as a CNA with Alzheimer's patients to becoming a dedicated NICU nurse. She reflects on the impact of transparency, vulnerability, and compassionate care—not only for patients but also for her fellow healthcare team members. Melinda opens up about the challenges of working in trauma-rich environments, highlighting the essential role of supportive relationships among families and colleagues. She delves into the principles of trauma-informed care, emphasizing how authenticity and honest communication are key to creating a positive an...2024-11-1147 min
STUMP - Death and TaxesMovember 2024: My Motivations and the Movember MovementAn audio introduction to my 2024 Movember fundraising: the background to Movember internationally, its focuses of prostate cancer, testicular cancer, and men’s mental health and suicide, and my personal motivation: my late husband Stu’s diagnosis with advanced prostate cancer in 2017 and his 7-year struggle with cancer.Episode LinksMy Movember fundraising linksHere are the places you can donate to the Movember Foundation, which supports men’s health, specifically focusing on prostate cancer, testicular cancer, and men’s mental health:* Mary Pat Campbell’s MoSpace – a place to donate at Mo...2024-11-0629 min
Care OutLoudCompassionate Care in Pediatric Nursing: Navigating Grief with Jodi Mullen and Missy Reynolds
In this episode of the Care Out Loud podcast, seasoned
nurses Jodi Mullen and Missy Reynolds share their profound experiences and insights from
working in pediatric and newborn intensive care units. The conversation covers
the implementation of a bereavement support program for families coping with
the loss of a child, striking a balance between empathy and professionalism,
and the long-term impact of compassionate care. Key topics include the
emotional challenges faced by nurses, the significance of holistic and trauma-informed
care, and the importance of continuous training, self-care, and team support.
The episode underscores the privilege and...2024-10-2050 min
Care OutLoudStrength in Love: Andrea Hickson's Story of NICU AlumniIn this podcast episode, Mary interviews Andrea Hickson,
founder of NICU Alumni. Andrea shares her deeply personal story of giving birth to her two daughters, both of whom required NICU stays due to extreme prematurity. Her experiences and the challenges she faced during and after
their NICU stays inspired her to create NICU Alumni, an organization designed to support families navigating the post-NICU journey. Andrea discusses the importance of hands-on involvement for parents in the NICU, the practical and strategic resources NICU Alumni offers, and the necessity of addressing trauma and mental health in post-NICU care. She also reflects...2024-09-2235 min
Care OutLoudThe Birth of Small Beginnings: Sharon Rogone's Journey from RN to EntrepreneurIn this episode, we dive into the inspirational journey of
Sharon Ragone, founder of the Small Beginnings company. Sharon recounts her
unexpected path to entrepreneurship, starting from her early ambitions to
become an RN, to her accidental love for NICU care, and eventually inventing
essential products for neonatal care. She shares her struggles and triumphs in
developing innovative solutions that transformed neonatal care, such as the Bili
Bonnet and other supports for fragile infants. Sharon's story is a testament to
her dedication to bettering conditions for babies, nurses, and hospitals, and
underscores the importance of compassion, empathy, and innovation...2024-09-1629 min
Care OutLoudThe Power of Words: How What We Say Shapes the World - with Mary CoughlinIn this episode of the Care Out Loud podcast, host Mary Coughlin explores the profound impact of words on our lives and relationships. She discusses how the words we choose, whether spoken out loud or within our inner dialogue, carry significant weight. Words can inspire, comfort, and build bridges, but they can also wound and divide. Mary emphasizes the biological effects of positive and negative
words and shares insights into the importance of practicing intentional and compassionate communication. Through personal anecdotes and reflective questions, she encourages listeners to be mindful of their language to foster healing and connection.
2024-09-0817 min
Care OutLoudBringing Joy and Movement to Children: An Interview with Jenna LammersIn this inspiring podcast episode, we dive deep with Jenna
Lammers, a pioneering research clinician with 24 years of experience in pediatric physical therapy. Jenna shares her incredible journey of developing the GiggleFit Therapeutic Play Gym, an innovative solution aimed at improving
mobility and bringing joy to children with severe mobility impairments.
From her early days in NICU, PICU, and other clinical settings, to founding Boost Therapeutic Innovations, Jenna discusses how she turned feedback from families
during the pandemic into a groundbreaking product. Highlights include her success in the 2024 APTA Academy of Leadership and Innovation Shark Tank and...2024-09-0147 min
Care OutLoudFrom Personal Pain to Global Change: Dr. Yamile Jackson's StoryIn this episode of Care OUTLOUD, our host welcomes Dr. Yamile Jackson, a pioneer in trauma-informed care and family-integrated practices. Dr. Jackson shares her journey from Colombia, where kangaroo care originated, to becoming an indomitable advocate for infant neuroprotective care through her work with ergonomics and safety engineering. Highlighting her lived experience as a NICU parent, Dr. Jackson discusses the development of the Zaky, an innovative tool designed to simulate human touch and enhance infant care. She underscores the importance of kangaroo care and trauma-informed practices in neonatal intensive care units, advocating for parent-infant bonding and compassionate care. The co...2024-08-2652 min
Care OutLoudFrom Ballet to Bedside: Embracing Trauma-Informed Care in Neonatology with Staci OlisterIn this episode, Mary welcomes Dr. Staci Olister, a seasoned neonatologist from New Orleans, Louisiana, as she shares her extraordinary journey from a brief ballet career to a long-standing medical practice. Dr. Olister discusses her extensive training, her passion for neurodevelopmental and trauma-informed care, and the pivotal moments and mentors that shaped her path. The conversation delves into the importance of integrating compassionate, evidence-based practices in the NICU, the challenges of changing medical culture, and the profound impact of holistic, trauma-informed approaches on both patient and provider experiences. Together, Mary and Staci explore the deep connections between professional practice a...2024-08-1844 min
Care OutLoudUnveiling the Science of Sleep in Neonatal Care with Eline de Groot and Christy GliniakIn this episode, host Mary welcomes Eline de Groot, a passionate sleep researcher from the Netherlands, and Christy Gliniak, a key figure at the National Association of Neonatal Therapists. The guests discuss their journeys, trauma-informed care, and their latest focus on sleep in neonatal intensive care units (NICUs). Eline shares her groundbreaking research on sleep patterns in preterm infants and its impact on brain development, while Christy underscores the importance of integrating this research into clinical practice to improve patient outcomes. The conversation highlights the critical role of sleep as 'free medicine' and the importance of co-regulation and attunement...2024-08-1349 min
Care OutLoudAchieving Health Equity in Neonatology: A Conversation with Dr. Diana Montoya WilliamsIn this episode, our host welcomes Dr. Diana Montoya Williams, a neonatologist at the Children's Hospital of Philadelphia and a passionate advocate for equity and diversity. Dr. Williams shares her journey to becoming a neonatologist and her dedication to addressing racial and ethnic disparities in neonatal care. The conversation delves into her research on persistent disparities in infant health outcomes and the importance of cultural humility, community cooperation, and intentional care. Dr. Williams also discusses the significance of disaggregating data to understand local disparities and implement targeted interventions. Emphasizing the importance of collective effort, she advises on the need...2024-08-0653 min
Care OutLoudChampioning Hope: The Inspiring Journey of Advocate AbbyIn this emotional and inspiring podcast episode, the host welcomes Advocate Abby, a devoted parent and fierce advocate for families facing the financial and emotional burdens of medical complexities. Abby shares her personal journey, beginning with a life-changing traumatic event in 2014 when her son, Wyatt, suffered a near-drowning and how that experience led her to become a beacon of hope for others. She details her path from personal hardship to creating 'Connect,' a comprehensive platform that links families to essential resources and grants for medical needs. Abby's unwavering dedication and advocacy work aim to transform how care and...2024-07-2938 min
Care OutLoudListening and Leading: Dr. Malathi Balasundaram on Changing the NICU LandscapeIn this episode, Mary hosts Dr. Malathi Balasundaram, a passionate neonatologist and the founder of the Family Centered Care (FCC) Task Force. Malathi shares her inspiring journey from her upbringing in a small town in southern India to her influential role at Stanford University. She discusses her transition to neonatology, her work in improving family-centered care in NICUs, and the formation of the FCC Task Force, which has grown to over 1,200 members globally. The conversation highlights the importance of integrating family-centered care and trauma-informed approaches in medical training and practice, and the collaborative efforts needed to make impactful changes...2024-07-2336 min
Care OutLoudFrom Clinician to Scientist: Marsha Campbell-Yeo's Advocacy in Neonatal CareIn this episode, Mary interviews Marsha Campbell-Yeo, a leading neonatal nurse practitioner and academic from Canada. Marsha shares her extraordinary journey of over 37 years in neonatal care, detailing her transitions from being a bedside nurse to a neonatal nurse practitioner, and then to a full professor and researcher. She highlights her pioneering efforts in neonatal-pediatric transport, nurse practitioner legislation advocacy, and establishing the Mom-Link-Lab at Dalhousie University. Major themes include the importance of family engagement in neonatal care, trauma-informed practices, and the critical role of parents and nurses in pain management for infants. Marsha underscores the value of being...2024-07-1647 min
Care OutLoudStronger Together: Nicole Nyberg on NICU Challenges and FamilyIn this episode of the Care Out Loud podcast, host Mary welcomes Nicole Nyberg, a passionate neonatal nurse practitioner and mother, who shares her inspiring journey. Nicole discusses her path to becoming a NICU nurse and the life-changing experiences she faced when her son William was born prematurely at 23 weeks. Nicole talks about the trauma of her NICU journey, the critical importance of family-centered care, and advocating for trauma-informed support for NICU parents. She also highlights her work in creating the Empowering NICU Parents Podcast and her role in the NICU to Home project with Angel Eye Health, aiming...2024-07-0942 min
Care OutLoudSeason 3Kickoff Episode: The Science and Soul of Trauma-Informed Care in the NICUIn this inaugural episode of the CARE OUTLOUD Podcast's Season 3, host Mary Coughlin, president and founder of Caring Essentials Collaborative, recaps her recent webinar titled 'The Science and Soul of Trauma-Informed Care.' She delves into the principles and impact of trauma-informed care, particularly in neonatal intensive care units (NICUs). Mary discusses the paradigm’s historical roots in behavioral health, its significance in addressing both physical and mental health aspects of patients and families, and the importance of creating a safe, empowering, and collaborative environment. The epi...2024-07-0215 min
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Paul Coughlin is an expert witness regarding bullying and the law, and the founder and president of the anti-bullying program The Protectors. He has appeared in many media outlets. Paul is a best-selling author of eight books, including the freedom-from-bullying parent and teacher resource Raising Bully-Proof Kids, as well as a former newspaper editor. He works with numerous professional organizations to diminish bullying. His anti-bullying curriculum is used throughout North America as well as in South Africa, Uganda, Australia, New Zealand and Brazil among other countries.
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Paul Coughlin is an expert witness regarding bullying and the law, and the founder and president of the anti-bullying program The Protectors. He has appeared in many media outlets. Paul is a best-selling author of eight books, including the freedom-from-bullying parent and teacher resource Raising Bully-Proof Kids, as well as a former newspaper editor. He works with numerous professional organizations to diminish bullying. His anti-bullying curriculum is used throughout North America as well as in South Africa, Uganda, Australia, New Zealand and Brazil among other countries.
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Paul Coughlin is an expert witness regarding bullying and the law, and the founder and president of the anti-bullying program The Protectors. He has appeared in many media outlets. Paul is a best-selling author of eight books, including the freedom-from-bullying parent and teacher resource Raising Bully-Proof Kids, as well as a former newspaper editor. He works with numerous professional organizations to diminish bullying. His anti-bullying curriculum is used throughout North America as well as in South Africa, Uganda, Australia, New Zealand and Brazil among other countries.
Paul is a boys varsi...2024-06-0328 min
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Paul Coughlin is an expert witness regarding bullying and the law, and the founder and president of the anti-bullying program The Protectors. He has appeared in many media outlets. Paul is a best-selling author of eight books, including the freedom-from-bullying parent and teacher resource Raising Bully-Proof Kids, as well as a former newspaper editor. He works with numerous professional organizations to diminish bullying. His anti-bullying curriculum is used throughout North America as well as in South Africa, Uganda, Australia, New Zealand and Brazil among other countries.
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Paul Coughlin is an expert witness regarding bullying and the law, and the founder and president of the anti-bullying program The Protectors. He has appeared in many media outlets. Paul is a best-selling author of eight books, including the freedom-from-bullying parent and teacher resource Raising Bully-Proof Kids, as well as a former newspaper editor. He works with numerous professional organizations to diminish bullying. His anti-bullying curriculum is used throughout North America as well as in South Africa, Uganda, Australia, New Zealand and Brazil among other countries.
Paul is a boys varsi...2024-06-0328 minParenting Archives - Trace Embry | License to ParentClassic: The Protectors with Paul CoughlinFriend of Trace – Paul Coughlin
Paul Coughlin is an expert witness regarding bullying and the law, and the founder and president of the anti-bullying program The Protectors. He has appeared in many media outlets. Paul is a best-selling author of eight books, including the freedom-from-bullying parent and teacher resource Raising Bully-Proof Kids, as well as a former newspaper editor. He works with numerous professional organizations to diminish bullying. His anti-bullying curriculum is used throughout North America as well as in South Africa, Uganda, Australia, New Zealand and Brazil among other countries.
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Paul Coughlin is an expert witness regarding bullying and the law, and the founder and president of the anti-bullying program The Protectors. He has appeared in many media outlets. Paul is a best-selling author of eight books, including the freedom-from-bullying parent and teacher resource Raising Bully-Proof Kids, as well as a former newspaper editor. He works with numerous professional organizations to diminish bullying. His anti-bullying curriculum is used throughout North America as well as in South Africa, Uganda, Australia, New Zealand and Brazil among other countries.
Paul is a boys varsi...2024-06-0328 minLicense to Parent with Trace EmbryClassic: The Protectors with Paul CoughlinFriend of Trace - Paul Coughlin
Paul Coughlin is an expert witness regarding bullying and the law, and the founder and president of the anti-bullying program The Protectors. He has appeared in many media outlets. Paul is a best-selling author of eight books, including the freedom-from-bullying parent and teacher resource Raising Bully-Proof Kids, as well as a former newspaper editor. He works with numerous professional organizations to diminish bullying. His anti-bullying curriculum is used throughout North America as well as in South Africa, Uganda, Australia, New Zealand and Brazil among other countries.
Paul is a boys varsity soccer coach, where he...2024-06-0328 minWorldview Archives - Trace Embry | License to ParentClassic: The Protectors with Paul CoughlinFriend of Trace – Paul Coughlin
Paul Coughlin is an expert witness regarding bullying and the law, and the founder and president of the anti-bullying program The Protectors. He has appeared in many media outlets. Paul is a best-selling author of eight books, including the freedom-from-bullying parent and teacher resource Raising Bully-Proof Kids, as well as a former newspaper editor. He works with numerous professional organizations to diminish bullying. His anti-bullying curriculum is used throughout North America as well as in South Africa, Uganda, Australia, New Zealand and Brazil among other countries.
Paul is a boys varsi...2024-06-0328 min
Care OutLoudNavigating Perinatal Health Equity with Debra Bingham DrPH, RN, FAANIn this final Season 2 episode of the Care OutLoud podcast Debra Bingham, the CEO of the Institute for Perinatal Quality Improvement shares her rich background in nursing, leadership, and quality improvement across various healthcare settings. She discusses her journey from being a nurse to obtaining her doctorate in public health and becoming the first executive director of the California Maternal Quality Care Collaborative. This episode particularly focuses on Debra's commitment to utilizing quality improvement tools and methods to tackle preventable perinatal deaths and injuries as well as racial and ethnic disparities in perinatal care. She elucidates the significance of...2024-05-2128 min
Care OutLoudFrom NICU Baby to Neonatal Nursing: Chantel Morin's Inspiring JourneyIn this podcast, the guest Chantel Morin, a former preterm baby turned neonatal nurse, shares her incredible journey and dedication to improving neonatal care. Born prematurely in 1980, Chantel faced numerous challenges but grew up determined to give back to the NICU community that saved her life. Her personal and professional experiences drive her passion for trauma-informed care, education, and advocacy. Chantel's stories highlight the importance of family-centered care, the impact of developmental and trauma-informed practices, and her ongoing efforts to bring positive changes to neonatal care in Canada. Through her journey from a NICU baby to a neonatal nurse...2024-05-1436 min
Care OutLoudBridging Hearts and Science: Isabelle Milette's Revolution in Neonatal CareThis script captures an engaging conversation between the host, Mary Coughlin, and special guest Isabelle Milette, a nurse practitioner and entrepreneur from Quebec. Isabelle shares her profound journey in healthcare, transitioning from aspiring to be a doctor to becoming a passionate nurse and ultimately a nurse practitioner with a focus on neonatology and developmental care.
She discusses the challenges and transformations in her career, including her pivot to founding Les Soins du Developpement, driven by her realization of the importance of developmental care and family-centered approaches in neonatal intensive care units (NICUs). Along the way, Isabel emphasizes...2024-05-0736 min
Care OutLoudThe Power of Listening and Compassion in Neonatal Care: A Conversation with Becky Chuffo DavilaIn a world where medical practices can often feel clinical and distant, there are individuals like Becky Chuffo Davila who embody the essence of caring out loud. In a heartfelt conversation with Mary Coughlin, Becky shares her remarkable journey from a NICU nurse to a trauma-informed professional, highlighting the importance of including families in the care of their precious babies.
Becky's story serves as a poignant reminder of the profound impact that listening and compassion can have in healthcare. As we navigate the complexities of neonatal care, let us heed her call to prioritize human connection, empathy, a...2024-04-2341 min
Care OutLoudA Journey from NICU Physical Therapist to Empowered Entrepreneur: Emily Spaeth's StoryThis podcast episode features an in-depth conversation with Emily Spaeth, detailing her professional evolution from a physical therapist in a NICU (Neonatal Intensive Care Unit) to the founder of Be Well Baby PDX. Emily shares her early career experiences, including how she recognized the need for and successfully advocated for more physical and occupational therapists in the NICU. She delves into how her background in yoga and massage therapy enriched her NICU work, particularly through introducing infant massage. Facing personal and professional challenges, including navigating her own pregnancy while working in the NICU, Emily realized the impact of empathy...2024-04-1643 min
Care OutLoudSowing Seeds of Sensory Focused Trauma Informed Care with Lindsay HardyIn this engaging discussion, Lindsay Hardy, an accomplished occupational therapist from the UK with extensive experience in child health, sensory processing, and sensory integration, delves into the influence of sensory processing on child development and societal integration. She emphasizes the crucial role of parents and societal structures in shaping a child's development through sensory experiences.
Lindsay also discusses the importance of creating a sensory-informed world and how this approach can support children with developmental challenges, such as cerebral palsy, in early intervention services. The conversation further explores the intersection of trauma-informed care and sensory processing, highlighting the...2024-04-0944 min
Care OutLoudBeyond the Tubes: A Deep Dive into Neonatal Compassion and Connection with Jen DeeneyThis episode features an in-depth conversation with Jennifer Deeney, a nurse manager of a Level 3 NICU in Liverpool, England. Jennifer shares her extensive experience in neonatal care, emphasizing the importance of not just focusing on the intensive care of the baby but also on the intensive care of the family. She discusses the value of trauma-informed care and the need for neonatal nurses and doctors to help families develop relationships with their newborns. Jennifer elaborates on the challenges within neonatal nursing, including addressing the emotional impacts on families and healthcare professionals, and the importance of understanding and managing trauma...2024-04-0243 min
Care OutLoudTransforming Trauma in Early Childhood: A Conversation with Dr. Marcus WilkenThis podcast episode features an insightful conversation with Dr. Marcus Wilken, who discusses his unexpected journey into working with babies, particularly those facing post-traumatic feeding disorder or post-traumatic stress disorder. Dr. Wilken shares how his early role as a caregiver for autistic children and his subsequent journey through psychology and developmental psychology led him to discover his passion for working with babies in Austria. He delves into the importance of reestablishing positive relationships with food, caregivers, and the self to overcome trauma and dissociation in infants. Highlighting the challenge and success of his methods, Dr. Wilken emphasizes the need...2024-03-2742 min
Care OutLoudMary Coughlin on the Power of Story and Compassionate ConnectionsIn this episode titled 'Mary's Musings,' Mary Coughlin shares insights from her recent keynote presentation at the Christiana Care's biennial perinatal palliative care symposium in Newark, Delaware. Her talk, 'Bridging Hearts, Nurturing Authentic and Compassionate Connections,' emphasized the significance of personal stories in fostering compassionate connections.
Coughlin recounts her pivotal role as a pioneer in trauma-informed care, especially in the newborn ICU, a journey that began in 2014 with a standing ovation at the NANN annual conference. She shares a touching narrative about a critical care moment in the NICU that underscores her advocacy for developmental c...2024-03-1921 min
Care OutLoudThe Healing Power of Sensory Awareness with Emily HillsIn this podcast episode, Emily Hills is welcomed as a guest. Emily is the co-founder of Sensory Beginnings and in this lively chat she describes her journey becoming an expert on sensory integration through the guidance of her mentor and Sensory Beginnings co-founder Lindsay Hardy. Emily shares how Sensory Beginnings was born out of the need to educate others regarding sensory awareness and integration.
The conversation touches upon the importance of trauma-informed care from a sensory perspective, considering how stress can affect sensory perception and sensitivity. Emily talks about the mutual influence of sensory signals and emotional sta...2024-03-1240 min
Care OutLoudNavigating the NICU Journey: A Nurse's Perspective by Jessi BarnesJessi Barnes, MSN, RN, RNC-NIC, NPD-BC, and Trauma Informed Professional, is a clinical nurse educator with a passion for the neonatal patient population. Her nursing practice consists of high-risk perinatal care, neonatal intensive care, and a few years in nursing informatics just to shake things up. Her passion for trauma-informed family integrated care fuels her professional work.
In August 2022, Jessi experienced the NICU firsthand when her daughter was born at 27 weeks 5 days after a home placental abruption. Experiencing the environment she knows and loves from the “other side” was exhausting, traumatic, but most of all, hopeful. She hope...2024-03-0537 min
Care OutLoudUncovering the Power of Trauma-Informed Care: An Interview with Dr. Heather ForkeyIn this episode, Mary Coughlin has an in-depth discussion with Dr. Heather Forkey about her journey from considering a career in pediatric oncology to becoming a key figure in trauma-informed care, particularly working with foster children.
Dr. Forkey emphasizes the importance of fostering genuine trust and meaningful relationships with patients, and the value of creating an environment of safety. The podcast closes with a powerful insight on recognizing safety as a cornerstone of every interaction in our lives.
Check out Dr. Forkey's publication: Childhood Trauma and Resilience: A Practical Guide available from AAP Press.
2024-02-2737 min
Care OutLoudNICU Parent Network: Advocacy, Support, and the Importance of HealingThe Care Out Loud podcast welcomes Keira Sorrells, the founder of the NICU Parent Network. In this episode, Keira recounts the tragic loss of her daughter which sparked her trajectory into advocacy for other NICU parents.
Providing essential support and advocacy for families grappling with the indiscriminate complexities of having a baby in the NICU, the network also guides emerging leaders in peer-to-peer support. Sorrells underlines the importance of personal healing before offering support to others.
The conversation also emphasizes the necessity for healthcare professionals to treat babies as part of a family unit, advocating fo...2024-02-2039 min
Care OutLoudUnveiling the World of NICU Psychology with Tiffany GladdisToday’s Episode is a with the incredibly inspiring and passionate Dr. Tiffany Gladdis, Associate Professor at the University of Missouri-Kansas City, Perinatal/Neonatal Psychologist and the Medical Director for the Office of Equity and Diversity at Children’s Mercy. Dr. Gladdis’ clinical interests include attachment and bonding, trauma, infant and perinatal mental health, and empowering families who identify as Black, Indigenous, or Persons of Color (BIPOC). Dr. Gladdis’ research interests include the impact of psychosocial support for parents on the well-being of their baby and the power of attachment on the developing infant brain. Dr. Gladdis is on th...2024-02-1334 min
Care OutLoudBloom Where You're Planted: The Charlotte Edwards StoryMeet Charlotte Edwards, a compassionate registered nurse whose guiding mantra is to "bloom where you are planted." Her transformative journey began with the unexpected birth of her son at 25 weeks gestation, sparking a profound calling to support families in the neonatal intensive care unit (NICU).
Motivated by personal challenges, including her father's battle with cancer, Charlotte set out to elevate her nursing practice. In addition to her registered nursing license, she holds certifications as a board-certified nurse coach, holistic nurse, and Trauma Informed Professional. These qualifications not only refine her patient care but also allow her to...2024-02-0633 min
Care OutLoudLighting the Path: Kimberly Novod's Journey to Saul's LightIn this conversation, Mary Coughlin interviews Kimberly Novod, the founder and director of Saul's Light, a New Orleans-based nonprofit organization dedicated to addressing the unique social-emotional needs of Louisiana’s neonatal intensive care unit (NICU) and bereaved families.
Kimberly shares the personal journey that led her to establish Saul's Light and the organization's mission to provide support and resources to NICU families and families who have experienced infant loss. Kimberly highlights the importance of maternal mental health and health equity in improving birth outcomes and creating a more compassionate healthcare system. She emphasizes the need for policy ch...2024-01-3036 min
Care OutLoudDecoding Neonatal Challenges: A Dialogue with Britt Pados PhD, NNP, IBCLC, TIPIn this enlightening podcast episode, our host Mary Coughlin engages in a deep conversation with Britt Pados, a respected nurse researcher, clinician, author and educator in the field of neonatal nursing. This conversation covers the trajectory of Britt's career from her initial interest in neonatal research to her evolution as an entrepreneur addressing neonatal feeding challenges. Britt opens up about her personal experiences in the Neonatal Intensive Care Unit (NICU) and how they shaped her approach, emphasizing the importance of trauma-informed care and understanding the long-term outcomes for preterm babies. Britt and Mary offer insights into thoughtful changes in n...2024-01-2334 min
Passive House Podcast173: From Student to TeacherPassive House Podcast co-host Jay Fox speaks with Brittany Coughlin, Principal and Energy & Sustainability Specialist at RDH Building Science. Brittany describes her Passive House journey and what inspired her to pursue a career in high-performance building before talking about her work on such notable projects as the Doig River Cultural Center, which is one of the northern-most buildings in Canada to receive Passive House certification; her work as a teacher at the British Columbia Institute of Technology; and what role the building industry can play in educating consumers about decarbonization.https://www.rdh.com/Reimagine...2024-01-1640 min
Care OutLoudLeadership Lessons from Neonatal Therapy: A Conversation with Sue LudwigIn this enlightening episode, Sue Ludwig, renowned occupational therapist and founder of the National Association of Neonatal Therapists (NANT) converses with host Mary Coughlin about their respective journeys as neonatal clinicians, as well as their shared passion for providing the best care possible for infants and families. Sue opens up about her beginnings in the field, her evolution from a clinical occupational therapist to an author, entrepreneur, and leader in neonatal therapy, as well as her vision for the future of NANT. Accompanied by a great discussion about insightful approaches to lifelong learning and the importance of self-care in...2024-01-1636 min
Care OutLoudRedefining Paths in Nursing: A Candid Conversation with Pattie BondurantIn this episode, Pattie Bondurant, a distinguished nurse leader, shares her enlightening journey that transcends the traditional path of nursing. From her career beginnings, her transformative experiences, to making a significant mark in the world of healthcare, Pattie inspires through her words and more importantly, her actions. Join us as Pattie dives deep into her unique approach to nursing, emphasizing the importance of intentional care, healing presence, and breaking rules when it matters.
Pattie is the CEO and Chief Transformation and Quality Officer of TransForm Healthcare Consulting, LLC. The company’s focus is on working with hospitals an...2024-01-0938 min
Care OutLoudSeason 2Today's episode welcomes in the New Year with Mary Coughlin sharing a little about her story and a couple recent reads that she hopes you will find interesting.
Here are the citations for the articles and book referenced in the episode - ENJOY THE READS!
Bryce, I., Pye, D., Beccaria, G., McIlveen, P., & Du Preez, J. (2023). A systematic literature review of the career choice of helping professionals who have experienced cumulative harm as a result of adverse childhood experiences. Trauma, Violence & Abuse, 24(1), 72-85. doi: 10.1177/15248380211016016.
Siegel, D.J. (2023). Intraconnected: MWe (Me + We) as the Integration of S...2024-01-0323 min
Care OutLoudSeason 1 Wrap-upThanks for joining. Today I get to chit-chat with my teammates, Tara and Kristy, about our inaugural podcast season, how the podcast aligns with our mission at the Caring Essentials Collaborative and what's in store for 2024!
In celebration of GIVING TUESDAY and as an expression of gratitude to all our listeners we would like to extend The Gift of CARING OUT LOUD!
From now until December 31st, 2023 listeners may receive $500.00 USD off their tuition to the Trauma Informed Professional Certificate Program when they enroll and:
Apply the coupon code: CAREOUTLOUD23 (or visit this LINK direct...2023-11-2818 min
Care OutLoudAn Interview with Emilie Solomon- Part 2 - Episode 16Let's pick up where we left off with Emilie talking about the concept of high level wellness, trauma informed care and what is on Emilie's bedside nightstand 😉!
Here are a few recommendations/references from today's podcast:
"All We Can Save", 2020, edited by Dr. Ayana Elizabeth Johnson and Katharine K. Wilkinson https://www.allwecansave.earth/anthology
"Starry Messenger: Cosmic Perspectives on Civilization", 2022, by Neil deGrasse Tyson https://neildegrassetyson.com/books/2022-09-starry-messenger/
Emilie's Guide to Teaching a Planetary Health Course, 2023, https://oercommons.org/courseware/lesson/107221/overview
2023-11-1421 min
Care OutLoudAn Interview with Emilie Solomon- Part 1 - Episode 15In today's episode we get to meet Emilie Solomon, Marine Biologist, Conservationist and Marine Science and Biology teacher share her knowledge, wisdom and passion for Planetary Health while also sharing practical strategies that can actually turn the tide on our planet's health and well being.
One recommendation from Emilie is: "The Year Earth Changed", (2021) a Netflix documentary narrated by Sir David Attenborough: https://tv.apple.com/us/movie/the-year-earth-changed/umc.cmc.3fob3t7nfhehpb3ilgynzxmnu
Also, if you would like to check our Emilie's and my Virtual Summit on Planetary Health visit this link: https://www.yo...2023-11-0725 min
Care OutLoudAn Interview with Anna Biley - Part 2- Episode 14Happy Halloween and welcome back to part two of my interview with Anna Biley, Registered Nurse, Caritas Coach, author, and Caring Science Scholar. We ended last week’s episode with Anna reflecting on her and her sons’ experience with the loss of husband/father. She describes it as a deep deep darkness and struggle. It isn’t until through counseling the word trauma is brought up that Anna is able to begin to view their lived experience through a trauma lens. In Anna’s words “once that was unlocked, we do better.”
Please visit the Lotus Library at the Watson Car...2023-10-3127 min
Care OutLoudAn Interview with Anna Biley - Part 1 - Episode 13I met Anna during my journey to become a Caritas Coach which coincided with the experience of my daughter giving birth to her second son who shortly after birth required admission to the NICU. I was present for his birth and witnessed the trauma endured by my daughter, my son-in-law, and my grandson as they journeyed through the NICU.
Although I knew it would be difficult, I was not ready for the degree of suffering that accompanied their experience and mine as well. My daughter was and is a fierce mama bear, but the price she paid was ex...2023-10-2429 min
Care OutLoudAn Interview with Kathi Randall - Part 2 - Episode 12Welcome back to Part 2 of my interview with Kathi Randall where we will talk about what it means to CARE OUT LOUD and discover what exactly is on her nightstand along with a brief talk about ice cream! Thanks for joining us!2023-10-1720 min
Care OutLoudAn Interview with Kathi Randall - Part 1 - Episode 11Today's episode is with a dear friend and colleague Kathi Randall!
Kathi is a masters-prepared Clinical Nurse Specialist and board-certified Neonatal Nurse Practitioner with more than 25 years of neonatal clinical expertise. She is also the founder of Synapse Care Solutions, an education and consulting company dedicated to supporting Neonatal Neuro-Critical Care Units.2023-10-1023 min
Care OutLoudAn Interview with Dr. Carole Kenner - Part 2 - Episode 10Welcome back to Part 2 of my interview with Dr. Carole Kenner as we pick up where we left off talking about Carole’s work coordinating and creating a global community for neonatal nursing.2023-10-0326 min
Care OutLoudAn Interview with Dr. Carole Kenner - Part 1 - Episode 9 What an incredible honor to chat with this incredibly amazing living legend, founder and CEO of the Council of International Neonatal Nurses and the Carol Kuser Loser Dean and Professor at The College of New Jersey School of Nursing, Health, and Exercise Science - CAROLE KENNER PhD, RN, FAAN.
Join us as we talk about Carole's call to nursing, her incredible contributions to the profession, and the pressing challenges impacting the global neonatal nursing community!2023-09-2627 min
Care OutLoudAn Interview with Lauren Ingledow - Part 2 - Episode 8Thanks for rejoining Lauren and I as we continue our conversation about the incredible work she is doing advocating for adults born premature.2023-09-1924 min
Care OutLoudAn Interview with Lauren Ingledow - Part 1 - Episode 7I’m so excited I get to speak with Lauren Ingledow, pioneer, advocate and co-founder of the Adult Preemie Advocacy Network. Lauren was born at 26 weeks gestation weighing in at 430g. Her early birth was the consequence of pre-eclampsia. The combined impact of prematurity associated with pre-eclampsia has had an on-going but often subtle impact on her life, which has been often overlooked and misunderstood by educators and healthcare professionals over the course of her life to date!
With a First-Class degree in Applied Animal Studies and a qualified Canine Hydrotherapist, Lauren has primarily worked in veterinary rehab...2023-09-1230 min
Care OutLoudAn Interview with Jaylee Hilliard - Part 2 - Episode 6Welcome back to Part two of my conversation with Jaylee Hilliard, Senior Director of clinical strategy at AngelEye Health and former NICU mom. Last week’s episode wrapped up with Jaylee sharing her personal experience as a NICU mom within the context of being a NICU nurse and the profound responsibility we have as clinicians to build rapport with parents as we care for the most precious person in their lives. Glad to have you back.
Let's get FIERCE!2023-09-0523 min
Care OutLoudAn Interview with Jaylee Hilliard - Part 1 - Episode 5Today's interview is with Jaylee Hilliard, a former Clinical Director of Neonatal and Pediatric ECMO Services at McLean Children's Baylor Scott and White Health and currently the Senior Director of Clinical Strategy at AngelEye Health. That being said, Jaylee states her most important claim to fame is as mother to Everlee Hilliard, her sweet daughter, born during the COVID pandemic at 32 weeks gestational age which prompted a 25 day NICU stay.
Thanks for joining us!2023-08-2923 min
Care OutLoudAn Interview with Dr. Livio Provenzi - Part 2 - Episode 4Welcome back to part two of my conversation with Dr. Livio Provenzi.2023-08-2221 min
Care OutLoudAn Interview with Dr. Livio Provenzi - Part 1 - Episode 3Today’s Episode is a with the incredibly brilliant, incurably curious Dr. Livio Provenzi. Livio is currently Assistant Professor in the Department of the Nervous System and Behavior at the University of Pavia, Italy. His interests span a myriad of scientific fields to include epigenetics and neuroscience with an emphasis on the neuropsychobiological dimensions underlying the early human connections in conditions of typical and atypical development, such as preterm birth, sensory deficits, and environmental alterations.
He has a special interest in the first thousand days of life and the role of early parent-child interaction. An author of over 100...2023-08-1520 min
Care OutLoudAn Interview with Dr. Marliese Nist - Part 2 - Episode 2Super excited to share the rest of my interview with Marliese where we dive a bit deeper into her research and the implications it has for nursing practice and future research.2023-08-0820 min
Care OutLoudAn Interview with Dr. Marliese Nist - Part 1 - Episode 1It's such an honor to interview Dr. Nist. I have been an admirer of her research work for several years now. In this episode Marliese talks about what drew her to neonatal nursing and neonatal nursing research and how there is lots more we can do to do better by the babies and families we care for in the NICU.2023-08-0121 min
Motherhood Meets MedicineTransitions, Routines, and Time Management for Kids with Ashley BartleyAs busy parents, it’s essential that we learn effective strategies to help our children navigate the different stages they go through and the challenges that arise at each stage. Whether our children are in kindergarten or about to enter middle school, we must help them to handle any difficulties they may encounter. Ashley Bartley, M.Ed., NCC, is a school counselor, author, and curriculum writer. She earned her B.A. in Psychology from the University of Virginia and her M.Ed. in School Counseling from the College of William & Mary. She is the creator of Counselor Sta...2023-07-2647 min
Empowering NICU Parents PodcastTrauma-Informed Care in the NICU with Mary CoughlinFor this podcast episode, I was very honored to be joined by Ms. Mary Coughlin. Mary is a Neonatal Nurse Practitioner, but also a published author of several pieces of work. She is well-known in the neonatal world for her development of the core measures for developmentally supportive care, but most recently with her published work and creation of the trauma-informed professional certification program as well as additional programs, workshops and masterclasses through Caring Essentials Collaborative. I was so honored to be able to sit down and discuss Mary’s work experience that led her to the transformational work...2022-07-0542 min
LOCAL BOPS011: Mary Hood (3.25.2022)On this episode I’m talking to Mary Hood, a folk-inspired artist whose new music charts interpersonal drama in terms triumphant, centered around intimate lyricism and elevated by bombastic, uplifting, and electric instrumentation. Her most recent singles “Lake Sebago” and “Come Back Earth” serve as impressionistic ballads on intimacy and connection, continuing some of the themes established on her 2017 stripped-down effort, Fire and Gasoline. As Mary Hood’s artistry expands into more open sonic spaces, she’s quickly become one of my favorite rising artists in the Five Boroughs
Over the course of our conversation, Mary and I spoke about influences—inc...2022-03-2534 min
The Incubator#038 - Mary Coughlin RN - Trauma informed care in the NICUSend us a textMary E. Coughlin, MS, NNP, RNC-E, is a global leader in neonatal nursing and has pioneered the concept of trauma-informed, age-appropriate care as a biologically relevant paradigm for hospitalized infants, families, and professionals.A seasoned staff nurse, charge nurse, neonatal nurse practitioner, administrator, educator, coach and mentor, Ms. Coughlin has over 35 years of nursing experience beginning with her 7 years of active duty in the U.S. Air Force Nurse Corp and culminating with her current role as president and founder of Caring Essentials Collaborative.Find out more about...2022-01-091h 04
515 : The Ultra PodcastS2E7 -- A Conversation with 2015 UMWC Champion Mike CoughlinSend us a textMike Coughlin shares his journey through endurance sports and the lessons learned along the way to becoming the Ultraman World Championships champion. These include learning patience, making the correct choices at the right times, racing with negative splits, and learning how to win the big races. Mike shares experiences from other unique events and tries to put into words what Ohana truly means and feels like. Since winning UMWC in 2015, Mike now focuses more on coaching other Ultra athletes through Discomfort Zone Performance Coac...2021-12-101h 24
Sip Sip Hooray PodcastOlympian Natalie Coughlin, Gaderian Wines - Ep. 36Have we got an Olympic-sized episode for you! We are thrilled to welcome 12-time Olympic medalist swimmer Natalie Coughlin to Sip Sip Hooray! She won gold in the pool, now she’s winning gold in the vineyard.
Join us, the Marys, As we dive deep into what drives Natalie, her Olympic career and her new wine label Gaderian Wines. Natalie says yes to opportunity when it presents itself to her. That’s led to a wide range of experiences, including being a reality show dance competition contestants, both competitor and judge in cooking competition shows, a Sports Illustrated swimwear model, and...2021-09-2058 min
Ride The VibeConversation with Singer Mary Coughlin, MS, NNP, RNC-EJoin Michael Litten "The Last DJ" for an in-depth discussion.
Featuring a variety of songs.
Sponsored by Drinkmate
Theme music provided by Peter Perkins
Bio
Mary Coughlin started her nursing career over 25 years ago in the US Air Force Nurse Corps caring for adults. As her military career diversified, she discovered the field of neonatal nursing, which has become her passion for the past 20+ years—and counting. Within the field of neonatal nursing, a care philosophy exists that acknowledges the human frailties, vulnerabilities, and needs of this fragile populat...2021-03-111h 02
Just Like the Moon (we go through phases)Ep 32: Mary CoughlinMary Coughlin is a leader in the field of neonatal nursing and internationally recognised expert in the field of trauma-informed, age-appropriate care in the Neonatal intensive care unit, a published author and the President and Founder of Caring Essentials Collaborative, based in Boston.
She started her career in the United States Air Force Nurses Core. After almost 7 years of service, in 1989 she left the Air Force to become a civilian nurse, specialising in neonatal work at the Brigham And Women's Hospital in Boston. For a short period she worked in an adolescent psychiatric inpatient unit, where she was first introduced...2021-01-171h 01