Toddler Talk Tips for Trauma-Surviving Mamas

Toddler Talk Tips for Trauma-Surviving Mamas

In this episode, Emily sits down with Jessie, a pediatric speech therapist and mom of two, to talk about how to support your little one’s language development without losing your cool.

The Lie of Being Too Broken | Mamahood After Trauma Podcast

The Lie of Being Too Broken | Mamahood After Trauma Podcast

You are not too broken. Discover how awareness can spark healing from trauma and help you take the first steps toward peace and self-trust.

When Love Hurts: Identifying the Subtle Signs of Abuse and Finding Your Way Back

When Love Hurts: Identifying the Subtle Signs of Abuse and Finding Your Way Back

Abuse is not always visible. It can appear through manipulation, control, isolation, or the gradual loss of your voice. Amanda Scott shares how survivors can recognize hidden abuse, rebuild their self-worth, and begin finding their way back to safety and healing.

The Hidden Pieces of You: How Trauma Changes Self-Perception and How to Heal It

The Hidden Pieces of You: How Trauma Changes Self-Perception and How to Heal It

Trauma can change how you see yourself, causing important parts of your identity to become buried beneath survival. This blog explores how mothers can reconnect with themselves and move toward healing with greater peace, confidence, and authenticity.

Why Flexible Childcare Hours Are a Game-Changer for Moms Recovering from Trauma

Why Flexible Childcare Hours Are a Game-Changer for Moms Recovering from Trauma

Finding supportive childcare can be especially difficult for moms healing from trauma. Learn how flexible hours, trauma-informed care, and compassionate providers can support both you and your child.

From Meltdowns to Makeovers: Healing Motherhood Without Losing Your Mind

From Meltdowns to Makeovers: Healing Motherhood Without Losing Your Mind

Healing from trauma while navigating motherhood can leave you feeling caught between who you were and who you are becoming. Learn how to rebuild self-trust, embrace the messy middle, and practise new ways of parenting without losing yourself along the way.