Podcast appearances and mentions of erica chidi cohen

Every person should know what Loom in Los Angeles is because it's genius and should know Erica Chidi Cohen who is the co-founder and CEO. It's about women's health but there is information for everyone. I invited Erica to come talk about Wine & Women & Wine & Sex & Wine & Your Partner. It's lit. We talk all about Bear skin rug wines. I brought three wines to discuss but sadly one was corked! Shit happens!!! We discuss Bordeaux & Some funky little love pinot. Wines to chug versus wines to sip! Wines we discussed:2017 Vincent et Marie Tricot, Les 3 Bonhommes, Vin de France, Auvergne, Pinot Noir2011 Chateau Massereau, Graves, Barsac, Cab Franc/Cab Sauv/Merlot/Petit VerdotSee Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

In the next installment from The Expansion Tour this fall, we have a conversation full to the brim with gems, quotables, and moments that make you think, laugh, cry, and everything in between. We're getting into all of it with the genius, giver, and truly rich gift that is Erica Chidi-Cohen. Get your life from this conversation on finding a deeper level of self-awareness + self-love, examinations of our pain + trauma, sexual liberation, and more recorded live from the Los Angeles stop of The Black Girl In Om Expansion Tour. Get the full show notes here: http://bit.ly/BGIOPodcastE54 And join us on Patreon for exclusive podcast updates: http://bit.ly/BGIOPatreon

For our third guest podcast, we are cross posting a conversation hosted by our friend podcast Parenting for Liberation. This summer PFL, with the Underground Railroad and LOOM, invited Erica Chidi Cohen to moderate a conversation between adrienne (on Pleasure Activism) and Dani McClain, author of We Live for the We: The Political Power of Black Motherhood. https://danimcclain.com/ https://parentingforliberation.org/ music by Tunde Olaniran - www.patreon.com/Endoftheworldshow www.endoftheworldshow.org/ www.instagram.com/endoftheworldpc/ @endoftheworldPC @adriennemaree @meansagittarius --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/how-to-survive-the-end-of-the-world/message

Erica Chidi Cohen is one of the most intelligent and passionate people I know. She is an educator, author, doula, and the co-founder and CEO of LOOM, which provides empowered health education for everybody. She has written an amazing book that is a must read for all of you soon to be mom’s titled ”Nurture: A Modern Guide to Pregnancy, Birth, Early Motherhood—and Trusting Yourself and Your Body". Erica also has an online birth course which is AMAZING! Visit thenurturebook.com and use code WITHWHIT to get 15% off! This episode was recorded before I found out I was pregnant.   @ericachidicohen ericachidicohen.com   Visit nativedeodorant.com and use promo code WITHWHIT to get 20% off your first purchase.   Go to frankandoak.com/WITHWHIT to get $25 off your first subscription and try Style Plan by Frank and Oak, completely risk free.    Visit thrivemarket.com/withwhit and get 25% off your first order + Free 30 day trial. 

Erica Chidi Cohen, co-founder + CEO of Los Angeles women's health education center LOOM, and author of the book Nurture;  returns to the show to answer listener-generated questions from periods to pregnancy and everything in between. Roses and Thorns come through with a new meditation suggestion from Steph and we've got an 'Ask Falcon' regarding making new friends in the digital age.    Thanks to our partners:    Sweat Betty: sweatybetty.com/podcast code: RETROGRADE Cured Nutrition: curednutrition.com code: TSR Rothy's: Rothys.com code: Retrograde    Produced by Dear Media. 

Birth is a universal experience. The difference in mortality rates for black babies versus white babies (3:18) The importance of becoming body literate for your body (8:20) Why sharing our stories about our bodies removes the shame (11:32) The causes of higher infertility rates today (13:50) What you need to know about birth control (16:45) Ways to manage your stress levels (especially if trying to get pregnant) (19:53) Erica's advice to her 14 year old self (23:51) What it means to be an empath (24:38) How to navigate your sexuality in a relationship (28:27) Why marriage is valuable (31:09) Things to consider when coming out (32:30) How Erica gets loved up (35:42) Links mentioned in this episode: LOOM Clue app The Fifth Vital Sign Heavy Flow Sweetening the Pill The Period Repair Manual Order non-toxic seaweed skincare from Osea and get free shipping with code “GETLOVEDUPFREESHIP” Order Koya’s new book Let Your Fears Make You Fierce Follow Erica: Website Instagram

On Season 2 episode 1, I’ve done something completely different. In partnership with & Other Stories I hosted a live panel at their LA Atelier (AKA their showroom) The panel consisted of three women who use their platforms for good. Erica Chidi Cohen is an author, doula, and CEO of Loom, a space providing sexual education about everything from periods to parenting. Kat Collings, is the Editor in Chief of Who What Wear, and Tera Uhlinger is the program director of Sexy Beast L.A., an organization raising funds for Planned Parenthood through creative collaborations and events. Listen to us talk about everything from social media and how it affects our mental health, menstrual cycles, struggling with “branding”, and the biggest issues we’ve struggled with in getting to where we are today. Thank you again to & Other Stories for hosting this and giving me the opportunity to try something new. ~*~ @Atlantabean ~*~ @ImOverItPodcast ~*~

Erica Chidi Cohen is the co-founder and CEO of Loom, the Los Angeles–based empowered education and wellness center that focuses on everything from periods to parenting. In the latest episode of Second Life, listen to how she parlayed a background in the culinary and fine art worlds into becoming a doula and eventually co-founding Loom, where she’s helping people truly understand their bodies in a feminist, inclusive, sex-positive, and fact-based way.

If your sex ed was more than a little lacking, you’re not alone—but Erica Chidi Cohen and Quinn Lundberg are firm believers in a better-late-than-never mantra when it comes to learning more about their sexual and reproductive health. The pair runs Loom, a Los Angeles center that offers everything from doula services to period coaching, and just hearing them talk about that on this ep will make you feel like you know your body a little better. P.S. For even more empowering female duos, pick up a copy of Claire and Erica’s new book, Work Wife: The Power of Female Friendship to Drive Successful Businesses, out now! P.P.S. Scope out our Permanent Collection by Of a Kind Short-Sleeve Oxford Shirt, which is 10% off with the code AFEWTHINGS just in time for summer.

This week, Kate takes a new dance class and struggles with her health anxiety, and Doree hits the road for a solo baby-moon and gets back into cooking.Then they welcome doula, educator, author, and co-founder of LOOM, Erica Chidi Cohen. She discusses her career path as a doula, how to offer and receive support during and after pregnancy or miscarriage, why Ariana Grande’s music is self-care, and her 70/30 approach to beauty products.Erica is offering Forever35 listeners 15% off her online birth course, Nuture. Just use the promo code Forever35.Follow us on Instagram: @Forever35podcast,@katespencer,@doree, Twitter:@forever35pod, and in ourFacebook group(password is "serums"). All products mentioned on the show can be found on our website ,Forever35podcast.com. To leave us a voicemail, call 781-591-0390, or you can email us at forever35podcast@gmail.com.This episode is sponsored by:Blinkist - Go to blinkist.com/forever to start your 7-day free trial.Skillshare - Visit skillshare.com/forever35 to get two months of unlimited access to Skillshare’s classes.Pretty Litter - For 20% off your first order, go to prettylitter.com and use promo code FOREVER35.Away - For $20 off a suitcase, visit awaytravel.com/serums.Flamingo - Get your Flamingo shaving kit for just $16 with free shipping at shopflamingo.com/forever35.Theme music by Riot. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

DeRay and Sam are LIVE from Los Angeles with Pod Save America's Jon Lovett, Congresswoman Maxine Waters and Erica Chidi Cohen, reproductive rights advocate and LOOM co-founder.

Every person should know what Loom in Los Angeles is because it's genius and should know Erica Chidi Cohen who is the co-founder and CEO. It's about women's health but there is information for everyone. I invited Erica to come talk about Wine & Women & Wine & Sex & Wine & Your partner. It's lit. We talk all about Bear skin rug wines. I brought three wines to discuss but sadly one was corked! Shit happens!!! We discuss Bordeaux & Some funky little love pinot. Wines to chug versus wines to sip!    Wines we discussed: 2017 Vincent et Marie Tricot, Les 3 Bonhommes, Vin de France, Auvergne, Pinot Noir 2011 Chateau Massereau, Graves, Barsac, Cab Franc/Cab Sauv/Merlot/Petit Verdot

On this episode of The EXPANDED Podcast with Lacy Phillips, join Erica Chidi Cohen, author, doula, co-founder of LOOM and a champion of women’s rights and reproductive health. Erica discusses how her diverse background of culinary training and studies in art history and media led her to become a successful entrepreneur and educator, supporting and empowering women from family planning, birthing support, reproductive and hormonal health, and menstruation. She also shares with us the self-tools she uses to find clarity and navigate the murky, confusing times we all encounter on our paths. Find the show notes for this episode, a video of the interview, a full transcript and more by heading to tobemagnetic.com and clicking on the EXPANDED Podcast at the top.

Today on Self Service, Jerico Mandybur speaks to doula, author, and co-founder of LOOM, Erica Chidi Cohen, about reproductive empowerments and specifically, period management. Because, there's a lot we weren't taught in school. Then resident astrologer Jessica Lanyadoo shares some knowledge about what the aspects in astrology mean, and how to work with them Plus, your astro and tarot forecast for the week ahead! 

In a rebroadcast of one of our most popular episodes, Alex sits down with doula Erica Chidi-Cohen to discuss community, entrepreneurship, birth work, and how representation matters. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Women’s health empowerment educator, coach and doula, Erica Chidi Cohen, joins the show bringing with her both a much needed (if the girls do say so themselves) refresher course on the reproductive cycle and on the female experience. Kicking off with a conversation on the birthing experience she shares facts, insights and trends and leads us on an enlightening and educational journey for women and those who know them.

Erica Chidi Cohen, co-founder and CEO of LOOM, is birth + postpartum doula and author of Nuture, a modern guide to pregnancy, birth and early motherhood. In this episode, Erica & Guru Jagat discuss: Introverted leadership Down + dirty self-care rituals The creative process Ancestral trauma + women in the workplace And much, much more

Karly and Ali talk with the incredible Kimberly Johnson about the importance of women being nurtured and supported throughout the ‘fourth trimester’, or the postpartum period. Kimberly is a Sexological Bodyworker, Somatic Experiencing trauma resolution practitioner, birth doula, and single mom who specializes in helping women prepare for birth, recover from birth injuries and birth trauma, and heal from sexual trauma.  She is the founder of Magamama.com, an international holistic women’s health care resource for expectant and new mothers. She is the co-founder of the STREAM School for Postpartum Care, where she trains birth professionals, yoga teachers, somatic therapists, and bodyworkers to help women prepare for birth and recover from birth. She is also the author of The Fourth Trimester: A Postpartum Guide to Healing Your Body, Balancing Your Emotions and Restoring Your Vitality. Kimberly talks with the Birth Kweens about her own difficult postpartum experience and how that led her down the path of birth work and trauma healing. Here’s what you’ll learn about in this episode: Kimberly’s own birth and postpartum experience with her 10 year old daughter, particularly how unprepared she was for the postpartum period How the physical trauma she experienced from her birth resulted in years of pain and pelvic floor dysfunction which ultimately led her down a path of seeking out alternative, non-surgical modalities of healing The huge gaps that exist in postpartum care, particularly regarding the lack of training and knowledge that midwives and obstetricians have about treating scar tissues and pelvic floor dysfunction The importance of addressing the mind AND the body to achieve complete postpartum healing The reason Kimberly was driven to write her book and what she’s hoping to accomplish with it A few other helpful books about postpartum healing that Kimberly used in her journey to healing: Click here for Natural Health After Birth: The Complete Guide to Postpartum Welless by Aviva Jill Romm Click here for The First Forty Days: The Essential Art of Nourishing the New Mother by Heng Ou  Click here for Nurture: A Modern Guide to Pregnancy, Birth, Early Motherhood - and Trusting Yourself and Your Body by Erica Chidi Cohen  The 5 universal needs of every postpartum woman and why meeting these needs will heal us on a societal level. Click here to buy Kimberly’s wonderful new book, The Fourth Trimester: A Postpartum Guide to Healing Your Body, Balancing Your Emotions and Restoring Your Vitality Click here to see the promo video for the book. Click here to listen to Kimberly podcast MAGAMAMA Thanks for listening to another episode of the Birth Kweens Podcast! --- Did you like this episode? Please subscribe, rate, review, and share! The Birth Kweens get down to the nitty gritty of pregnancy, birth, postpartum, and women’s health. For more from us, visit birthkweens.com. Follow us on Instagram @BirthKweens and email us at birthkweens@gmail.com with your questions, suggestions and feedback.

This week, CEO, author, and nationally recognized doula Erica Chidi Cohen joins Sam on the show. Erica is known for taking a whole-self, support-based approach to pregnancy and parenting, first through her solo doula practice and soon through her upcoming LA-based reproductive wellness center, LOOM. She's knowledgeable, upbeat, and always open to discuss the nuances of her profession. Here she talks to Sam about her unique upbringing in South Africa, her career spent helping families, and keeping it real about the childbirth experience. Website: http://talkeasypod.com/

Erica Chidi Cohen is a doula, the co-founder of Loom, and author of the new book, Nurture: A Modern Guide To Pregnancy, Birth, Early Motherhood – and Trusting Yourself and Your Body. Erica and I discuss mental illness + pregnancy, how inclusivity shouldn’t be so radical, the polarization of motherhood, how no birth experience is […]

Alex sits down with doula Erica Chidi-Cohen to discuss community, entrepreneurship, birth work, and how representation matters.  Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Erica Chidi Cohen is a doula, co-founder of LOOM and author of Nurture: A Modern Guide to Pregnancy, Birth, Early Motherhood, and Trusting Yourself and Your Body. Her book is out September 12 and available for pre order on Amazon. You can find Erica on IG at @ericachidicohen and LOOM at @thisisloom

This week, Zarna Surti sits down with the co-founder of LOOM, Erica Chidi Cohen, and the founder of Fashion Mamas, Natalie Alcala to talk about all things baby-related. They leave Zarna partially mortified, but also completely comfortable with the word "vaginal." Balance, babies.

A note on recent events in our country and world... There is a dark cloud over our world right now and for weeks I was trying to decide what to do and how to proceed. And no, that doesn't mean using hashtags and prayers (although those should never be thrown aside because every teensy tinesy step counts). I realized that "doing something" meant talking to EVERYONE, asking questions, and ESPECIALLY informing myself when it comes to perspectives other than my own. This has been my MO for as long as I can remember, but this month has been a huge, grim reminder that I can do more and be better and search harder and dig deeper. Always. However, there is a delicate balance. For me, someone who has been born into skin deemed "white" and therefore has never experienced racism firsthand, I've wanted to gain massive insight on how I can be an ally and work toward change beyond posting an article on FB or a hashtag on Instagram (both of which are still important and will continue to do). But I know that some people aren't ready to jump into explaining "How You Can Help" to me. The country is grieving right now. The world is grieving. And it's wrong to assume that just because one person wants answers, another person is ready (emotionally) to give them counsel. And so I wanted to have a conversation about it....and so, so more. Enter Erica Chidi. Blending her skills as a doula, lactation counselor and chef, Erica guides expectant parents through their pregnancy and transition into parenthood. Her intuitive and gentle approach, coupled with her expertise has helped hundreds of families easily adjust into their new roles with support and confidence. In 2013 Erica founded The Mama Circle, which focused on nurturing women into motherhood. The Mama Circle provided doula services, lactation counseling, nutritional support as well as prenatal, postpartum and parenting education programs. Her newest venture, LOOM, is co-founded with Quinn Lundberg and set to open in Los Angeles in 2017. LOOM will be a wellness hub for pregnancy and parenting offering coaching, classes and community events. Erica's first book on pregnancy and early motherhood will be published by Chronicle Books and released in fall 2017. What I LOVE about this episode is how unexpectedly seamlessly all the topics flow together. From ways to practice gratitude during times of strain to how to prep for motherhood even if you don't really know if you're wanting kids yet to the generational wounds triggered by the most recent shootings and racist violence, this conversation with Erica is filled with wisdom, introspection, and inspiration to stay not only grounded, but balance being both empathetic and self-loving at the same time. Basically: what it means to confront the uncomfortable in all aspects of life. If you are feeling low, please do not berate yourself for being so profoundly affected...even if you can't put words to it. Energy is neither created nor is it destroyed. Our world is at an empathetic standstill, which means that those who DO feel deeply might be feeling enough for many others who don't have the awareness or courage to sit with and process their own emotions. It's okay. Feel all you feel, and feel it deeply. And then once you've let it sink into your bones, like calcium to the skeleton, use that empathetic energy you've metabolized to TAKE SUCH STRONG AND POWERFUL action that the world can't help but be better for you being in it. Thank you a million times over to Erica for sharing so much of herself with all of us. This episode is a must-listen. Be sure to listen until the end for a challenge for all WANTcast listeners - one of those small things that can make a HUGE difference.