Ep. 33 Healing after birth, Somatic Experiencing, Sexological Bodywork, Holistic Pelvic Care, empowered mothering, birth trauma, fourth trimester support with Prairie Wolfe from Somatic Connections  episode artwork

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Ep. 33 Healing after birth, Somatic Experiencing, Sexological Bodywork, Holistic Pelvic Care, empowered mothering, birth trauma, fourth trimester support with Prairie Wolfe from Somatic Connections

from Hearth Fire Podcast · host Shelley McClure

Prairie Wolfe of Somatic Connections is dedicated to supporting mothers and families during the transition to parenthood by bringing together a unique and powerful skill set of therapies, modalities and care practices to assist in healing and preparation before during and after birth. With a beautifully grounded, wise way of sharing her knowledge and passion and we had such an in-depth, rich chat where Prairie shares: - Her own story of healing after birth and finding her calling to share this - The wide range of healing modalities available for healing  - The importance of Somatic Experiencing in healing and as a life skill for regulating the nervous system - How Sexological Bodywork can provide healing and increase personal pleasure, knowledge and awareness - Innate Postpartum Care and the importance of revitalising care during the fourth trimester - Birth injuries, trauma manifestations and impacts on physical, emotional and mental health - How attunement and play in Motherhood can provide family healing  Plus much more! Website - Instagram - Facebook To find out more about me and Pollination Mamas Website - Instagram - Facebook Podcast Sponsor - Olive Gap Farm ’The Littlest Birds' The gorgeous song features on the intro and outro Performed by: The O’Luca Family Band from Olive Gap Farm; Alex (Dad) - Drums/Vocals, Tara (Mum) - Vocals/Guitar, Olive (13) - Violin/Vocals, April (11) - Cello/Vocals, Cedar (8) - Percussion/Vocals Song: Originally performed by The Be Good Tanyas. Written by: Samantha Parton and Jolie Holland. Released 2000. Generously sponsored by Olive Gap Farm, a certified organic family farm specialising in small batch native essential oils and seasonal cut flowers. Located on Bundjalang Country in the Northern Rivers of NSW Australia. Drawing inspiration from various sustainable farming practices, both old and new, including permaculture, bio-intensive, bio-dynamics and regenerative agriculture, aiming to create the highest quality products available that are equally nourishing to us, our customers and the earth. Olive Gap Farm Website – Facebook – Instagram Perhaps you too feel a calling to work with new mothers as a postpartum doula in the special postpartum window: Newborn Mothers affiliate link Disclaimer: The contents of this podcast do not constitute medical or professional advice, do not reflect the opinions of this business, any of its parent companies, affiliates, subsidiaries, promotional sponsors, or advertising agencies, and do not create any type of patient-physician relationship or other professional relationship between the audience and presenters.  No person viewing any podcast from this website should act or refrain from acting on the basis of the content of a podcast without first seeking appropriate professional advice and/or counselling, nor shall the information be used as a substitute for professional advice and/or counselling.  Pollination Mamas expressly disclaims any and all liability relating to any actions taken or not taken based on any or all contents of this site.

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