Hosted by Caroline Dickens & Hila Sachs · 🇺🇸 US · EN-US · 41 episodes
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Whether you're trying to conceive or are a few years into toddlerhood, we know that the transition to motherhood can leave you feeling a little (or a lot!) stuck, overwhelmed, and alone. Join perinatal psychologists Dr. Caroline Dickens (toddler mom) and Dr. Hila Sachs (first-time mom-to-be) as they share their professional expertise and personal experiences alongside guest experts to cover all the motherhood challenges you're struggling with the most. You'll leave each 45-minute episode with new perspectives and tools that will help you find more peace, joy, fulfillment, and hopefully a little humor, through even the hardest parts of the transition to motherhood.
Caroline Dickens & Hila Sachs hosts The Moms Are Alright, a kids show with 41 episodes published.
Summary In this conversation, Caroline and Hila discuss their last episode with Dr. Rachel around the complexities of body image, particularly in the context of pregnancy and postpartum experiences. They explore the appl
Summary: In this episode, Dr. Hila Sachs and Dr. Caroline Dickens chat with Dr. Rachel Goldman, a clinical psychologist, to discuss the complexities of body image during pregnancy, postpartum, and motherhood. They explor
Summary In this conversation, Caroline and Hila reflect on their experiences and insights regarding breastfeeding, mental health, and the emotional complexities of motherhood. They discuss the pressures surrounding feedi
Summary In this episode, Dr. Caroline Dickens and Dr. Hila Sachs welcome Amy Famini, a pediatric nurse practitioner, to discuss the complexities of breastfeeding and its impact on mental health. They explore the challeng
Summary In this episode, Hila and Caroline interview doula HeHe Stewart, who shares her views on the importance of doulas in the childbirth process. HeHe discusses the various roles doulas play, including emotional and p
Summary In this conversation, Hila and Caroline debrief last episode's discussion with Dr. Nikki's all about the postpartum brain and the biological and psychological changes new mothers face during postpartum. They expl
In this conversation, Dr. Nikki Pensak discusses the power of the postpartum brain and explores the biological and psychological changes that accompany new motherhood. She emphasizes the importance of understanding the n
Summary: In this episode, Dr. Caroline Dickens and Dr. Hila Sachs discuss with Batya Novick and Jewel Spencer the intricate relationship between IVF, intimacy, and sex. They discuss how the IVF process can impact couples
Summary In this conversation, Hila and Caroline explore the multifaceted emotional landscape surrounding fertility challenges, particularly focusing on IVF. They discuss the trauma and grief often associated with inferti
Summary In this episode, Dr. Hila and Dr. Caroline welcome Batya Novick, a licensed clinical social worker specializing in reproductive mental health. They discuss the emotional challenges associated with IVF, the import
Summary In this heartfelt episode of 'The Moms Are All Right,' hosts Dr. Caroline Dickens ("Liney" to her mom) and Dr. Hila Sachs ("Lali" to her mom) celebrate Mother's Day with their own mothers, Laura and Sarit. The co
Summary In this conversation, Hila and Caroline explore the multifaceted journey of motherhood, touching on the importance of community and the impact of societal norms like the 12-week rule. They discuss the significanc
Summary In this conversation, Dr. Jessica Zucker shares her personal experiences and how they have shaped her professional work, emphasizing the importance of acknowledging and normalizing difficult conversations about w
Summary In this episode, Dr. Shara Brofman discusses the complexities of pregnancy and reproductive loss, exploring its impact on identity, mental health, and relationships. The conversation delves into the unique challe
Summary In this conversation, Hila and Caroline reflect on last week’s episode with Dr. Phindile Chowa. They discuss the challenges of motherhood, particularly focusing on the medical system's tendency to invalidate moth
Summary In this conversation, Hila and Caroline discuss the importance of postpartum medicine with Dr. Phindile Chowa. They explore Dr. Chowa's journey into medicine, the gaps in traditional postpartum care, and the syst
Summary In this conversation, Hila and Caroline explore the concept of matrescence, specifically the psychological and emotional changes that occur during motherhood. They discuss the importance of awareness and acceptan
Summary In this episode, Hila and Caroline explore with Sam Hall the concept of Matrescence, the transition to motherhood. Sam shares her personal journey and insights into the challenges and transformations that come wi
Summary In this conversation, Caroline and Hila discuss the complexities of transitioning to parenthood and its impact on relationships. They explore themes such as accountability, the mental load, the importance of rein
Summary In this conversation, Caroline and Hila welcome Melissa Fairhurst to discuss the complexities of marriage after having a baby. They explore the challenges couples face during the transition to parenthood, includi
HeHe Stewart
childbirth educator and advocate · Tranquility by HeHe Maternity Concierge
1 appearance on this show
Dr. Jessica Zucker
psychologist specializing in women's reproductive and maternal mental health · Eastridge Workforce Solutions
1 appearance on this show
Sam Hall
GP and advocate for trans healthcare · Conservative Environment Network
1 appearance on this show
Dr. Molly Millwood
clinical psychologist, author, educator, consultant
1 appearance on this show
Dr. Whitney Casares
pediatrician, public health expert, autism mom, fellow at the American Academy of Pediatrics · Modern Mommy Doc
1 appearance on this show
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