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How To Build Your Strength After A Major Life Change - Jane Honikman Shares The Steps To Wellness
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How To Build Your Strength After A Major Life Change - Jane Honikman Shares The Steps To Wellness
FromFourth Trimester: The First Months and Beyond | Parenting | Newborn Baby | Postpartum | Doula
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65 minutes
Released:
Mar 13, 2017
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Podcast episode
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How To Build Your Strength After A Major Life Change - Jane Honikman Shares The Steps To Wellness
Jane Honikman gave her first baby up for adoption because she felt pressure to "do things in order". She later finished college, married the father and had additional babies with the same man who is now her husband. Jane described her experience of giving up her first baby as a trauma. Compounding that trauma was the feeling that her second baby, another girl, was severely jaundiced as a kind of karmic punishment for what she'd done with her first baby. The experience triggered tremendous grief and guilt. Jane was not able to recover from her traumas until decades later through therapy. She waited until she was in her fifties to get the help she needed, having felt waves of anxiety and depression throughout her life. Jane encourages women to seek out the help they need as soon as they are able, and not to postpone healing. In our latest episode, we share an outline to help address postpartum anxiety and depression issues. This is relevant for EVERYONE, not just people who are "depressed".
https://fourthtrimesterpodcast.com/
Jane Honikman gave her first baby up for adoption because she felt pressure to "do things in order". She later finished college, married the father and had additional babies with the same man who is now her husband. Jane described her experience of giving up her first baby as a trauma. Compounding that trauma was the feeling that her second baby, another girl, was severely jaundiced as a kind of karmic punishment for what she'd done with her first baby. The experience triggered tremendous grief and guilt. Jane was not able to recover from her traumas until decades later through therapy. She waited until she was in her fifties to get the help she needed, having felt waves of anxiety and depression throughout her life. Jane encourages women to seek out the help they need as soon as they are able, and not to postpone healing. In our latest episode, we share an outline to help address postpartum anxiety and depression issues. This is relevant for EVERYONE, not just people who are "depressed".
https://fourthtrimesterpodcast.com/
Released:
Mar 13, 2017
Format:
Podcast episode
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