Hosted by Elsie · 🇺🇸 US · EN-AU · 98 episodes
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Hosted by Elsie - Registered Psychiatric Nurse, Homebirth mum of 2, and co-creator of Homebirth Victoria. Sharing incredible birth stories from births at home around Australia and the world. Also sharing partner and midwife stories. Using the power of story telling, this podcast aims to empower, inspire, and motivate.
Elsie hosts Birthing at Home: A Podcast, a society show with 98 episodes published.
Today, I chat with Caroline Burrows a renowned EMDR therapist, credentialed mental health social worker and director of Mindful Living about EMDR. We talk about what it is, its use in pregnancy especially when used for t
This is episode 78. Today Charlotte, living on Darug Country and a mum of 4 shares her amazing birth stories. This is a super special episode because Charlotte is probably one of the few women in Australia in recent time
This episode is a part of the homebirth around the World Series. I chat with Vanessa, a homebirth midwife in South Africa. We chat about Vanessa’s own journey to becoming a midwife and a homebirth midwife, we also chat a
Episode 77 is shared by Jess living on the land of the Wurundjeri peoples. Jess shares her two birth stories today, her first birth experience in a hospital which was very traumatic and then her beautiful homebirth. She
Episode 76 is shared by the wonderful Courtney living on the land of the Palawa people in Lutruwita. Today Courtney is sharing her birth story of her fourth baby and second homebirth. Courtney was the 3rd mum to share he
Episode 75 is shared by L. A first time mum living on the land of the Wurundjeri and Bunurong Peoples. She shares her pregnancy story and how her frequent engagement with the hospital system due to her debilitating hyper
** We discuss trauma and obstetric violence in this episode** This is episode 74 and it’s shared by Eliza living on the land of the Western Kangoulu peoples. She shares with us her traumatic c-section in remote QLD, and
This episode is a part of the homebirth around the World Series. In this episode I chat with Paul Golden. It was a fantastic conversation and I urge women and midwives alike to listen. Paul is a travelling midwife, who h
Episode 73 is share by Hala living on Kanamaluka country, the land of the Palawa People. She shares her experience with accessing midwifery continuity of care and ultimately her decision in labour with her second baby to
This is episode 72 and is shared by Rhiannon living on the land of the Bunurong People of the Kulin Nation. Rhiannon shares how her homebirth transfer with her first baby influenced her decision to freebirth her second b
This is the 71st episode and is shared by Amy living on Turrbul & Yugara country in QLD. As you’ll hear more of in this episode, Amy herself is a fraternal twin and was born at home many moons ago. So in a way, she was b
This is the 70th birth story and it’s shared by Haley mum of 2 living on Awabakal country. After a traumatic first caesarean with her first baby Nora, Haley eventually chose to hire a private midwife and plan her homebir
This episode is a part of the homebirth around the World Series. In this episode, I chat with Renee, a community midwife or a ‘LMC’ on the North Island of Aotearoa ‘New Zealand’. I was really excited to chat with Renee a
Episode 69 is shared by Brooke, a first time mum who chose to freebirth her first baby, Mana-kai. Brooke talks us through her pregnancy, her reflections on mothering and grieving her maiden self and then her very cosy bi
Episode 68 is shared by Genna who lives on Wurunderji land. After Genna’s IVF journey, she chose to have a homebirth with her first baby, Freddie through the publicly funded homebirth program. She also shares how invalua
This is the first episode of Homebirth Around The World. A series where I chat with homebirth midwives and they share how homebirth works in their area. From cost, culture, insurance, becoming a homebirth midwife and wor
Episode 67 is shared by Amy who lives on Gubbi Gubbi country in Queensland. Amy shares her two homebirth stories, which includes one in a publicly funded hospital homebirth program and then her second with a private midw
Episode 66 shared by Tegan in Queensland. This episode unfortunately, is a roller coaster & I’m so grateful to Tegan for sharing her story. It’s difficult to summarise Tegan’s story into a quick intro, but how’s this - a
This is episode 65 and it’s shared by Meg in NSW who shares her experience being a first time mum who chose to have a homebirth. She shares her journey to finding homebirth, her pregnancy journey, the birth of her baby g
Episode 64 is shared by Amber who is a mum to two homebirth babies. Today she shares the fantastic story of the birth of Delilah at 42 + 5 weeks at home, and then the birth of Bette, who was a planned homebirth with midw
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Vanessa
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Dr. Jess
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Courtney
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Eliza
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Paul Golden
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Dr. Rhiannon
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Amy
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Haley
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Reneé
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Brooke
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