How Can Moms Navigate Their Child's Mental Health Crisis with Strength and Grace?

In this inspiring episode of "Mamahood After Trauma," host Emily welcomes nurse practitioner and author Jennifer Robb, who shares her powerful journey supporting her daughter through severe mental health struggles. Jennifer discusses navigating crisis moments, including her daughter's near-fatal overdose, and the importance of holistic healing, self-care, and faith. She offers practical advice on advocating for children and emphasizes that mothers must also care for themselves. Jennifer’s story, captured in her book Warrior Mom Rising, provides hope and encouragement for mothers facing similar challenges, reminding them they are not alone on their healing journey.

The Greatest Challenges Facing Today's Youth Mental Health

In this episode of "Mamahood After Trauma," host Emily welcomes licensed professional counselor Austin Davis to discuss the growing mental health challenges facing today’s youth. Together, they explore the impact of trauma, technology, and family fragmentation, as well as the unique struggles of neurodivergent children. Austin shares expert insights on how undiagnosed neurodivergence can lead to substance use and offers empowering advice for mothers advocating for their children. The conversation inspires hope, emphasizing community support and proactive action as essential tools for healing and growth.

Season 4 of Mamahood After Trauma: Reclaiming Your Identity Beyond Trauma

Welcome back to another exciting season of the Mamahood After Trauma Podcast! This season, I’m beyond thrilled to take you deeper into the healing process. As your host, Emily Cleghorn, Trigger Recovery Coach for Mamas, I want to dive even further into the work that not only helps you manage triggers but also allows you to break free from the cycles that have been holding you back.

Overcoming Trauma and Becoming an Intentional, Present Parent

Have you ever heard the myths about parenting after trauma? Myth 1: Trauma survivors can't be good parents. Myth 2: Healing childhood trauma is impossible once you become a parent. Myth 3: Support for trauma survivor parents is hard to find. But what's the truth? I'll reveal the reality, but trust me, it's a game-changer. Are you ready to bust these myths and uncover the truth? Let's dive in.