Toxic positivity in birth preparation can leave parents feeling ashamed or like they failed when birth doesn’t unfold as planned. Explore the hidden harm of “manifest your birth” culture and a more compassionate approach to birth and healing.
Cheyenne, a birth educator and mother, asked how our birth story-listeners and instructors respond when obstetric violence comes up in birth story sessions. She wrote: ”I’ve been eyeing Birth Story
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by Pam England 6. There is not just one storyteller within each of us. Depending on what’s motivating the storytelling, and who the story-listener is, one of several parts of ourselves
Через неделю после рассказа мне позвонил отец с мифическим объявлением о рождении! Это был первый раз, когда я услышал историю рождения в мифических терминах, а не на медицинском жаргоне.
Принцип 5: Миф — это лекарство, рассказчик — это курьер Читать далее "
2. Our journey through birth is not complete until we complete our Return, which means completing our story, and this is not easy to do on one’s own. Therefore, a personal
by Pam England Abandonment is frequently described in birth story sessions. When examining its causes and consequences, we discover an intricate web of influences and meanings. Whether it is an
Like greased lightning, two early posttraumatic insights came into me on the operating table that would sow the seeds for posttraumatic growth. Nearing the end of a long-drawn-out ordeal in
by Pam England “It may be that what you could be haunts you. It is a weight you … carry around. Each failure to become, to be, is a weight.
by Pam England One reason we tell our stories is to find hidden meaning or to create meaning. Turning a troubling incident or miscommunication over and over in their mind
by Pam England When I transferred from home birth to the hospital and my first child was born by cesarean, I was in birth shock. A friend brought the perfect
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