EPISODE · Aug 13, 2024 · 1H 1M
#41 Lichen Sclerosus Awareness & other Vulval/Vaginal Conditions; An Interview with Becca Scott
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In this episode I talk to a fabulous recent connection of mine and kindred spirit, Becca Scott. Becca has been a Homeopath since 2009, a Reflexologist since 2001 and has added Accredited Divorce and Breakup Coaching in 2023. She specialises in Women's Health with a particular focus on gynaecological, auto-immune and hormone issues.Becca is also mum and step mum to four wonderful teenage boys and a little girl. In this episode we speak about:What led Becca to the work she does todaylichen sclerosus, how it presents and sadly how common a misdiagnosis isthe huge importance of knowing our anatomy (mostly the difference between the vagina and the vulva)the link between toxic relationships and certain conditionsmy work with baby massage and starting early with reverence for the body how we're not taught to communicate 'difficult' stuff and why this is a problemJessica Pin's story and her work in clitoral advocacyBek Antonucci and her work de-shaming herpeslearning about and feeling our emotions fullydifficult relationships ending and how that can affect usletting go of shame and being advocates for ourselves and our healthThemes: lichen sclerosus, vulval and vaginal conditions, herpes, relationship difficulties, trauma, sexTo see a model of the clitoris and Becca's article about it, see here. To learn more about Becca's talk on lichen sclerosus that she mentions, see here on Becca's website. And connect with Becca here on Instagram.Did you enjoy this episode? If so, please leave a review on the platform that you listen. Do you want to work with me? Book in for a free discovery call here!For more insights, you can follow me on Instagram, and don't forget to sign up for my newsletter at www.thebirthrecoverycoach.com.
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