Ep. 193: Releasing rigidity & embracing curiosity for your cycles, fertility, and beautiful female body, with client, Kelley (Part 2)
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Kelley, a Woven client and Mental Health Counselor, joined me today to talk about her journey working with Woven Natural Fertility Care to make sense of her cycles and the effects of PCOS, but the conversation took a truly meaningful turn as we talked about the significance of understanding our mental, physical, and spiritual creation and how that impacts how we understand our female design. It was so rich that we've broken the episode into two parts so you wouldn't miss out on it. We explore the role of faith, the impact of mental health, the daily effects of irregular cycles, and more in this episode. It's a must-listen! In today's episode, we focus more on the mental health affects and spiritual benefits of cycle charting.
NOTE: This episode is appropriate for all audiences.
HELPFUL RESOURCES:
Ep. 15: Dealing with fertility-focused anxiety, with Ashley Yeager, LCSW
Ep. 101: Medical trauma in fertility with Rebecca Henderson, LCSW
Fertility Trauma Resource from Woven
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