The most serious mental illness related to childbearing.
Sharon Muza reviews Battling Over Birth.
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Kathleen Kendall-Tackett, PhD, IBCLC, FAPA says, "I’m often asked why we need to highlight health issues among African-Americans."
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Mother and baby deserve to be at the center of the childbirth care model.
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I’m thinking, says Teresa Pitman, you probably don’t need to be convinced of your need to be mothered as you make your own giant leap into motherhood.
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There was nothing from the phone call that warned me it was an emergency.
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A review of our new book, Under One Sky by Chris Auer
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"Black women know what’s wrong with our maternal health-care system, but no-one is listening to what they have to say."
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Olivia was unable to suck or swallow. I didn't have a script for what to do next.
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If you experienced a traumatic birth, I’d recommend steering clear of these folks for a while. They don’t get it and you don’t need their brand of “help” right now.
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While an extra pair of hands can be welcome, some visitors may bring advice and comments that are not at all helpful
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Dr. Kathleen Kendall-Tackett interviews Dr. Diane Sanford, author of Stress Less, Live Better, on how mindfulness can teach you to be compassionate towards yourself or towards others during these types of situations.
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In this podcast, Dr. Kathleen Kendall-Tackett interviews Dr. Diane Sanford, author of Stress Less, Live Better, on how mindfulness can be used during this time to help ease a mother's mind and mood.
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Dr Kathleen Kendall-Tackett and Dr. Diane Sanford discuss how mindfulness techniques can be used during pregnancy and childbirth.
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