Podcast appearances and mentions of natalie silverman

In today's episode of Work it Like a Mum, I'm chatting with the amazing Natalie Silverman, the voice behind The Fertility Podcast and co-founder of Fertility Matters at Work. As a long-time fan of Natalie's podcast (which was a lifeline during my own fertility journey), I'm so excited to have her here to share her story.We talk about the evolution of fertility discussions in the workplace, her transition from broadcasting to podcasting, and how her new venture is helping businesses support employees going through fertility treatments. If you're navigating fertility or wondering how workplaces can offer better support, this episode is a must-listen!Key Highlights:How Natalie's personal fertility journey led to the creation of The Fertility Podcast.The impact of fertility education in the workplace and why it matters.How Fertility Matters at Work is helping businesses create a supportive culture for fertility treatments.The power of authentic, expert-backed content and community in the podcasting world.Insights into the growing fertility podcast space and available resources today.Key Take Aways:Why fertility support in the workplace is a game-changer for employees.How podcasting can connect you to the right information during your fertility journey.The importance of real, credible voices in tackling sensitive topics like fertility.Show Links :Fertility Matters at Work WebsiteThe Fertility PodcastConnect with Natalie on LinkedInConnect with our host, Elizabeth Willetts HereBoost your career with Investing in Women's Career Coaching! Get expert CV, interview, and LinkedIn guidance tailored for all career stages. Navigate transitions, discover strengths, and reach goals with our personalised approach. Book now for your dream job! Use 'workitlikeamum' for a 10% discount.Support the showSign up for our newsletter and never miss an episode!Follow us on Instagram.And here's your invite to our supportive and empowering Facebook Group, Work It Like a Mum - a supportive and safe networking community for professional working mothers. Our community is full of like-minded female professionals willing to offer support, advice or a friendly ear. See you there!

Welcome to the first episode of The F Word at Work, a conversation for busy HR, D&I and well-being leads with the aim to open your minds to the vast topic of fertility at work and why it really matters for employees and businesses too. Today you'll hear from all three co-founders Natalie Silverman, (your host) Becky Kearns and Claire Ingle sharing their thoughts on this new podcast series and what it is setting our to achieve and you'll hear our first conversation with a thought leader within the workplace wellbeing space, Zoe Sinclair, founder of Employees Matter. Huge thank you to our series sponsors ApricityWhat was discussed: The origins of Employees MatterHow This Can Happen came about - the workplace mental health conference How these well-being and mental health conversations evolveHow workplaces overcome fears of using certain language, such as 'stress'. The response to putting our workplace webinar on suicide from the huge number of organisations that signed up to be on the call and how many people shared their experiences. What is happening in terms of new conversations - how organisations are viewing the family-building conversation What companies need to think about to manage it all. Find out more about Zoe and Employees Matter here Find out more about our services here Follow us on Insta and hear what our community has to say Join us on Linked In Find us on Twitter

Welcome to the first episode of The F Word at Work, a conversation for busy HR, D&I and well-being leads with the aim to open your minds to the vast topic of fertility at work and why it really matters for employees and businesses too. Today you'll hear from all three co-founders Natalie Silverman, (your host) Becky Kearns and Claire Ingle sharing their thoughts on this new podcast series and what it is setting our to achieve and you'll hear our first conversation with a thought leader within the workplace wellbeing space, Zoe Sinclair, founder of Employees Matter. Huge thank you to our series sponsors ApricityWhat was discussed: The origins of Employees MatterHow This Can Happen came about - the workplace mental health conference How these well-being and mental health conversations evolveHow workplaces overcome fears of using certain language, such as 'stress'. The response to putting our workplace webinar on suicide from the huge number of organisations that signed up to be on the call and how many people shared their experiences. What is happening in terms of new conversations - how organisations are viewing the family-building conversation What companies need to think about to manage it all. Find out more about Zoe and Employees Matter here Find out more about our services here Follow us on Insta and hear what our community has to say Join us on Linked In Find us on Twitter

Welcome to the first episode of The F Word at Work, a conversation for busy HR, D&I and well-being leads with the aim to open your minds to the vast topic of fertility at work and why it really matters for employees and businesses too. Today you'll hear from all three co-founders Natalie Silverman, (your host) Becky Kearns and Claire Ingle sharing their thoughts on this new podcast series and what it is setting our to achieve and you'll hear our first conversation with a thought leader within the workplace wellbeing space, Zoe Sinclair, founder of Employees Matter. Huge thank you to our series sponsors ApricityWhat was discussed: The origins of Employees MatterHow This Can Happen came about - the workplace mental health conference How these well-being and mental health conversations evolveHow workplaces overcome fears of using certain language, such as 'stress'. The response to putting our workplace webinar on suicide from the huge number of organisations that signed up to be on the call and how many people shared their experiences. What is happening in terms of new conversations - how organisations are viewing the family-building conversation What companies need to think about to manage it all. Find out more about Zoe and Employees Matter here Find out more about our services here Follow us on Insta and hear what our community has to say Join us on Linked In Find us on Twitter

'Embabies', 'frosties' - we give our embryos many names, but there may come a time when we reach the end of the TTC road and have blastocysts left over. Today we speak to fellow fertility podcaster Natalie Silverman about how she came to the decision to say goodbye to hers, while embryologist Millie Kanani explains how the process works.Meanwhile, Prof T addresses bleeding during the TWW - is it always a bad sign? If you want to skip Emma's bit, stop listening after Prof T - around 53 minutes.Swears throughout. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Over 2 million women in the UK are suffering with bladder issues. Natalie shares her story and a potential solution!

In this very quick last hurrah before we disappear for the summer, find out what sort of antics we're planning for later this year, including stuff in AMERICA, another big accent investigation, and a return to an old favourite but with a brand new live element - listen before the end of June 2022 if you can! (Or afterwards if you can't, that's nearly as good) In the UK? Pre-order your planner before the end of June for £29 by clicking here: www.thevosocial.com/shop - or if you're reading this after June 2022, click on the same link to buy them for £35 BIG THANKS to Natalia Schwartz, Tony Francis, Natalie Silverman, Jordan Moore and Barry Ring. Theme tune written and performed by Martin Stirrup under this Creative Commons license, with violin by Alice Gilmour --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/thevosocial/message

Sadly, we're almost coming to the end of our Miscarriage series, and this time we're talking about support.  Sometimes it can be difficult to reach out for support, especially as miscarriage is tragically still viewed a taboo subject. In this episode, we chat with Zoe Clarke-Coates. Zoe is the co-founder of the award-winning charity ‘The Mariposa Trust' (widely known by the name of its primary division called https://www.sayinggoodbye.org/ (sayinggoodbye.org)) and the author of 3 books, which are essential reading for anyone who is grieving. Zoe is also the co-chair of the Government's National Pregnancy Loss Review. Zoe's interview is essential listening if you are, or have experienced baby loss, no matter whether this is recently or years ago. We talk about the support Zoe's charity offers, how miscarriage care is changing for the better and how it is possible to move forward with hope and joy for the future. The Taboo of Miscarriage The culture surrounding miscarriage is the belief that you shouldn't talk about being pregnant until you're past the 12-week point. However, this serves to enforce the taboo surrounding miscarriage, as does our UK culture of finding it difficult to talk about death. Until we can openly discuss death and early pregnancy it will be difficult to remove this taboo. National Loss Certificate We discuss how the care of bereaved parents following a miscarriage, is changing for the better, especially with Zoe's involvement in the recent Governmental review and the work of Zoe's charity in promoting good NHS care for women and couples who have experienced baby loss. Zoe launched a campaign to acknowledge early pregnancy and advocates that bereaved parents can choose to receive a National Loss certificate in the same way that a birth and death certificate is issued. Therefore acknowledging the loss. Support from ‘Saying Goodbye' Zoe's charity offers various support, and one of the lovely things they do is hold regular Remembrance Services. Zoe talks about how emotional these events are but how it has such a powerful and beautiful impact for bereaved parents. She also tells us about how miscarriage can impact on a relationship and how the charity supports couples as well as the individual. Moving forward with hope Zoe believes that it is important to help people to find hope again and that people need lighthouses to show hope for the future. It is about acknowledging the pain and giving language to grief but also saying that even while you are feeling this, there is hope. The Books Zoe has published books some of which are practical books to help couples to process grief and move forward. These are applicable if you have just gone through a loss or even if you experienced baby loss over 20 years ago – the books are there to offer support and practical guidance. Zoe has also written ‘Beyond Goodbye' which is a general book for anyone experiencing any type of loss such as the loss of a parent, spouse, sibling or friend.  In our chat we talk about another podcast interview Zoe had with Cariad Lloyd who hosts the brilliant Griefcast and I wanted to share that with you https://www.mixcloud.com/griefcast/93-zoe-clark-coates-from-saying-goodbye/ (also ) SOCIAL MEDIA:  Zoe Clarke-Coates  https://www.sayinggoodbye.org (Saying Goodbye)  https://www.thefertilitypodcast.com (The Fertility Podcast ) https://instagram.com/fertilitypoddy (Natalie Silverman) http://%C2%A0www.yourfertilityjourney.com (Your Fertility Journey  ) https://instagram.com/your_fertility_journey (Kate Davies) 

In this episode, we talk with our special guest, Natalie Silverman, the Founder of The Fertility Podcast. A former fertility patient, Natalie walks us through her and her husband's fertility journey in the UK which led to the birth of their son. But there's also plenty to think about after the fertility journey is complete as well and Natalie touches on this too. If you're unfamiliar with the different opportunities that are available for you if you are dealing with infertility, this episode is a great jumping off point for your research before seeking a professional to discuss your options. Join Our Facebook Community Femme Parler Website https://femmeparler.libsyn.com/rss feedback@femmeparler.com

As the Great Women in Compliance podcast series hits its 100 anniversary, the first annual #GWICies are awarded. Tom and Jay are back to look at this week’s stories top compliance and ethics stories which caught their interest on This Week in FCPA.  Stories Tom takes a deep dive into Ethisphere’s WME awards and reports. Part 1-WME awards. Part 2-managing a global workforce. Part 3-managing third-party risks. Part 4-communications and training. What is the price of nice? Mary Shirley explores in CCI. Criminalization of sports corruption. Ubong Udoeyo in GAB. Are you FARA compliant? Jonathan Marks in Board and Fraud. James Comey channels Bette Davis (and Jim Deloach). Aly McDevitt in Compliance Week. (sub req’d) How to prevent money-laundering. Alia Noor in XpertsLeague. Where to start with ESG reporting. MaryAnn Rains in Risk and Compliance Matters. Should compliance have outside competition? Dick Cassin opines in the FCPA Blog. Are you curious? (Not in a blue or yellow way) Joe Murphy channels Tim Harford in LinkedIn. Are you tone deaf from the top. Jon May in LinkedIn.  Podcasts and Events The Great Women in Compliance has its 100th anniversary edition. Mary and Lisa reflect back on their journey. Join us in congratulating them. Listen in on the Compliance Podcast Network. MoFo joins the Compliance Podcast Network. Check out this week’s episode where Morrison & Foerster partner James Koukios speaks with fellow partner Brandon Van Grack about what to expect in the National Security space under the new Biden Administration. Coffee & Regs joins the Compliance Podcast Network. In this episode, host Natalie Silverman, former Chief Compliance Officers Matt Calabro and Allison Fraser sit down to discuss public pension fund independent compliance reviews. CCI releases a new eBook, The FCPA Year in Review by the Compliance Evangelist, Tom Fox. You can obtain a copy here. Best of all its available at no charge. Join Tom and Jay at Ethisphere’s 2021 Global Ethics Summit, which will be held virtually April 13-15. Listeners to this podcast will receive a 15% discount to Ethisphere’s Global Ethics Summit For more information and registration details click here. Use the code tomfox15 for your discount. Tom announces his latest book, The Compliance Handbook, 2nd edition is available for presale purchase. Use the code FOX25 and go here. The Compliance Handbook 2ndedition will be available in both print and eBook editions. This week on The Compliance Handbook podcast, the ladies from #GWIC join Tom for a deep dive into written standards. Tom Fox is the Voice of Compliance and can be reached at tfox@tfoxlaw.com. Jay Rosen is Mr. Monitor and can be reached at jrosen@affiliatedmonitors.com. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

As March Madness descends upon us in the bubble this year, Sister Jean leads Loyola of Chicago into the Sweet 16. Tom and Jay are back to look at this week’s stories top compliance and ethics stories which caught their interest on This Week in FCPA. Stories 1.     Universities behaving badly. Tom looks at the KU hiring and firing of Les Miles in a four-part blog post series on the FCPA Compliance and Ethics Blog.  2.     Bette Davis and Jim Deloach both say fasten your seatbelts. Jim Deloach in CCI.  3.     Do you have a Money Laundering Reporting Officer? Alia Noor in XpertsLeague. 4.     How to avoid an OIG investigation. Sara Kropf in Grand Jury Blog.  5.     Why do SPACs give compliance fits? Aaron Nicodemus in Compliance Week. (sub req’d)    6.     Risk Management and IT Security in WFH. Sam Abadir in Risk and Compliance Matters.   7.     Building bridges between compliance and BD. Mike Volkov in Crime Corruption and Compliance.  8.     Three significant CCO hires. What does it mean? Nicholas Trutanich to Fox Corp (WSJ); David Searle to Tesla (Bloomberg) and Antonio Fernández to FirstEnergy (WSJ). 9.     Why ignoring red flags around Iran is bad. Doug Cornelius in Compliance Building.  10.  Paucity of FCPA enforcement in Q1, good or bad? Harry Cassin explore in the FCPA Blog.  Podcasts and Events 11.  On The Compliance Life, Rob Chesnut joins me for the month of March.  In the first episode, In Episode 1, Rob talks about his academic career at UVA and how its Honor Code influenced his thinking about ethics in his professional career and his his career as an AUSA. In Episode 2, Rob moves cross country to join eBay. In Episode 3, Rob talks about moving into the Chief Ethics Officer role at Airbnb. In Episode 4, Rob looks down the road for compliance.  12.  Microsoft has joined the Compliance Podcast Network, with two podcasts, Voice of Data Protection and Uncovering Hidden Risks. In Episode 5 of Voices of Data Protection, Bhavanesh Rengarajan discusses your information governance and records management journey.  In Episode 5 of Uncovering Hidden Risks, Raman Kalyan Talhah Mir how far insider risk programs have come. 13.  Coffee & Regs joins the Compliance Podcast Network. In this week’s episode, hosts Natalie Silverman visits with Alison Taylor and Victoria Olsen to discuss the compliance playbook for regulagtory change.  14.  AMI’s Mikhail Reider-Gordon and Eric Feldman continue their discussion on trends in independent monitoring in this episode of Integrity Through Compliance.  15.  Tom announces his latest book, The Compliance Handbook, 2nd edition is available for presale purchase. Use the code FOX25 and go here. The Compliance Handbook 2nd edition will be available in both print and eBook editions. This week on The Compliance Handbook podcast, the ladies from #GWIC join Tom for a deep dive into written standards.  Tom Fox is the Voice of Compliance and can be reached at tfox@tfoxlaw.com. Jay Rosen is Mr. Monitor and can be reached at jrosen@affiliatedmonitors.com. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Today Zoe speaks to broadcaster, voiceover artist, and podcaster Natalie Silverman. Natalie talks about the work she is doing around fertility and the relaunch of her podcast as well as her own journey to motherhood.   KEY TAKEAWAYS Natalie has been running her podcast the fertility podcast for 7 years. She had no idea what she was starting at the beginning and never expected for it to last this long. There wasn't the fertility community there is now when she began the podcast, it was her therapy and is one of the things she is most proud of. Natalie is relaunching the podcast with more of a linear and clear approach to fertility. Pre-covid she was working with GPs to get more information out there so she now wants to try and make it used as an NHS resource. Natalie and her husband had been trying for a baby but nothing was happening so they went to their GP and had tests ran. They found out that they had male-factor infertility, they were fortunate to have treatment and it worked. However, the diagnosis had a large impact on their relationship and Natalie's husband's confidence. Natalie was a breakfast host at the time and she was very open about all aspects of her life including the progression of her relationship and then marriage but she didn't feel like she could talk about her fertility journey. This was one of the reasons she wanted to break down the stigma. When Natalie thinks about her pregnancy she feels blessed as she had a good pregnancy and fairly straight forward birth. After her first child Natalie and her husband decided they didn't want to have another baby. They spent quite some time thinking about treatment and their lives to come to this decision including counselling. There can be a lot of stigma and guilt surround having one child. As a society, we need to talk about this more. Not all siblings get on and are supportive yet we are sold the story that having one child means they will be lonely, spoilt amongst other things. All children are so different and have different needs and all parenting is different too! Natalie is a freedom formula success consultant – it's a step by step formula that teaches you about how to deal with your emotions and looking after your mind whilst going through fertility problems. Natalie coaches and helps people with this formula to teach them how they can ‘come back to neutral'. It's a mixture of talking, CBT and visualisations and also helps people know how to cope with the outcomes of fertility problems.   BEST MOMENTS   “Have you felt stigma attached to only having one child?”   “It's been a real privilege to have people share such an intimate part of their world with you and learn so much”   “I'm talking about this private thing in a public way”   “Why do we have guilt for having one?”   “They've been part of the journey in their own way”   “I talk about it being the hardest decision of my life”   VALUABLE RESOURCES   www.petalscharity.org www.tommys.org www.arc-uk.org www.sands.org.uk   www.thefertilitypodcast.com @fertilitypoddy      ABOUT THE GUEST Natalie Silverman   www.thefertilitypodcast.com @fertilitypoddy    ABOUT THE HOST Zoe Cresswell Devoted mother of two (and a big hairy dog), UK trained midwife, doula and personal trainer, specialising in pre and postnatal fitness. Zoe was born in the UK and before moving to Dubai in 2013 and worked as a midwife in central London, both in a birth centre and a very busy NHS hospital. Although late to the scene, Zoe is an aspiring athlete having won numerous triathlons and representing Great Britain where she placed within the top 10 on the world stage. With her husband James, the couple will soon be launching their cloth nappy company, Bop & Bee, where they hope to inspire families to swap a few disposable nappies a day for the more planet friendly option of cloth. Zoe's goal is to share her knowledge and experience, tell real life stories, manage expectations and open up those often difficult conversations. Zoe's own motherhood journey has been full of twists and turns as she put everything on hold and went through numerous miscarriages and rounds of IVF.   CONTACT DETAILS Instagram : @zoecresswell_me Facebook: Zoe Cresswell LinkedIn: www.linkedin.com/in/zoe-cresswell                         See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

In this episode, CSS’s President and Founder John Lee joins Natalie Silverman to discuss what the future of RegTech looks like in five years, from innovation in machine-learning and AI from both RegTech firms and the regulators, to the digitization and datafication of financial services.

Huge thanks to Natalie (https://www.instagram.com/fertilitypoddy/) for sharing her story of stopping at one and donating their remaining embryos. During our chat we talk about this Facebook group (https://www.facebook.com/groups/568827116495967) . There are also a couple of books that have been recommended to me - One and Only (https://wordery.com/one-and-only-lauren-sandler-9781451626964?currency=GBP>rck=dU10eEFRa2hTNXhrOHA5L1dPL2JJdUZJYTVHcVlTTGhMdU1HRE96QlJNVjlvUDhRci9Kd0lueW9xNEQ4NUdqbmppOUZreUxTT21VK1VXc3lTdjgxMWc9PQ&gclid=Cj0KCQiArvX_BRCyARIsAKsnTxOde_EvpZ_AUBJLebDZRogWnHNoqoB3KdLxPin_ba7fvFWuNgsKAr0aAo2hEALw_wcB) and All About Families (https://blackwells.co.uk/bookshop/product/9781474949071?gC=5a105e8b&gclid=Cj0KCQiArvX_BRCyARIsAKsnTxOavEHLEKm6drh2O3wwazlI4q5OFJpwNK8uFmiJaoOe_OlCa19tPccaAgqDEALw_wcB) . Please do also check out Natalie's Podcast The Fertility Podcast (https://www.thefertilitypodcast.com/) which is relaunching on 22nd February! You can hear Nat talking about the decision to donate her embryos here (https://www.thefertilitypodcast.com/how-do-you-let-go-of-your-frozen-embryos/) . If you want to book your spot on an upcoming Finally Pregnant Yoga Sessions course book here (https://www.catstrawbridge.com/events) . If you want to book your spot at the Cat + Alice Live Your Life Virtual event in January do so here (https://www.catandalice.com/live-your-life) .   Special thanks to Peanut for sponsoring this series of the Finally Pregnant podcast! Peanut is the app that helps you meet like-minded women who are trying to conceive, pregnant, or already mums. Introducing you to women nearby who are at a similar stage in their journey, Peanut provides access to a community of women who are there to listen, share information and offer valuable advice. Download the app for free here today! (https://www.peanut-app.io/?_branch_match_id=659674932590281700) Lastly, as always, please do subscribe, rate and review on apple podcasts, or over on my facebook page (https://www.facebook.com/tryingyears) ! Much love, Cat x @tryingyears (https://www.instagram.com/tryingyears/)

In this episode, Chief Product Officer of CSS Ronan Brennan joins Natalie Silverman to discuss all things Brexit in Part 1 of a special two-part series. The conversation starts with a recap on the state of negotiations and turns to the advantages and opportunities for funds and the implications of the UK/EU divergence for UCITS and PRIIPs.

In this episode, Chief Client Officer at CSS, Jac Dunne joins Natalie Silverman to discuss why more investment management firms are looking to managed services to do more with less and conserve strategic resources. Keeping up with the pace of regulatory change has also pushed compliance teams to consider whether it is more efficient to buy vs. build.

In this episode, Managing Director in Accenture’s Risk Practice, Dr. Rafael Gomes joins Natalie Silverman to discuss Compliance-as-a-Service – an innovative and proactive framework that enables compliance teams to move from a tactical to strategic approach to regulatory compliance via technology, centralized data, managed services and access to regulatory expertise. 

In this episode, Chief Product Officer of CSS, Ronan Brennan joins Natalie Silverman to discuss cross-border complexities from the transition many investment managers are preparing to make in the coming year from the UCITS KIID to PRIIPs KID regime.

In this episode, the founder and CEO of COMBINER and previous curator at the Nobel Prize Museum Tobias Degsell joins Natalie Silverman to discuss innovation, collaboration and inspiring teams to think differently about data.

In this episode, former Chief Compliance Officer and CSS’s Compliance Consultant Victoria Olson joins Natalie Silverman to discuss how CCOs can embed a culture of compliance into an organization to today’s reality of doing more with less and managing compliance programs remotely.

In this episode, former Chief Compliance Officer and CSS’s Senior Consultant Dan Haynes joins Natalie Silverman to discuss how a CCO can earn a seat at the executive table and ways compliance teams can partner with the business to win trust.

In this episode, former Chief Compliance Officer and CSS’s Director of Retail Wealth Manager Services Korrine Kohm joins Natalie Silverman to discuss business resiliency, and how compliance teams need to begin thinking about post-pandemic business continuity and regulatory exams.

In this episode, CSS’s Director of Cyber IT Services E.J Yerzak joins Natalie Silverman to discuss everything from hackers and the dark web to how COVID-19 has reminded financial firms of the importance of cybersecurity and business continuity planning. Regulatory authorities will undoubtedly use this event to re-examine, re-emphasize and re-educate the financial industry on common BCP weaknesses and lessons learned.

In this episode, former Chief Compliance Officer and CSS’s Senior Consultant Ariana Monchick joins Natalie Silverman to talk about the biggest challenge facing CCOs today – regulatory change. With the expanding scope of global regulations demanding constant improvement and agility, how do compliance teams anticipate change?

In this episode, former Chief Compliance Officer and CSS’s Director of Institutional Wealth Manager Services Matt Calabro joins Natalie Silverman to discuss how investment managers are identifying high-risk areas, making changes to their risk profile and evaluating controls during market volatility.

In this episode, former Chief Compliance Officer and CSS’s Director of Registered Investment Companies Allison Fraser joins Natalie Silverman to discuss the evolving role of today’s Chief Compliance Officer – from the ongoing responsibilities of administering your firm’s compliance program to submitting timely filings and keeping up with regulatory change.

Welcome to episode two of Health Unwrapped, where our host Natalie Silverman chats to Deborah James about living with Bowel Cancer. Deborah who is currently cancer-free talks about how it had a major impact on her health, despite on paper being the type of person, least at risk. Deborah had a bowel resection, so half her bowel was removed. Day to day, she has to actively think about the type of foods she puts in her body as it either comes through too quickly or doesn't come through or makes her sick.  Therefore Deborah has to eat a high fibre diet eats a variety of fruit and vegetables and she talks through where she gets her fibre from. We will be discussing: How Bowel Cancer can be caused by a variety of different things and 50% of it is are lifestyle factors. How we all need more fibre as we know that 30% of bowel cancer is linked to a lack of fibre in the diet. Most of us don't eat enough a day.How looking after our gut is key.The connection between a happy gut and a healthy mind.Easy ways to get more fibre into your diet.How you can supplement fibre into your diet.Why we need to understand our microbiome which is the climate in which our gut exists and we have to keep it as healthy as possible. The responsibility of parents to teach our children about food and help them understand healthy food choices. Deborah talks through 'pooh check' fun with her children, helping them understand more about their stools, by making plasticine poohs.Not every case of bowel cancer is linked to diet but it's important to be aware of it.Social Media: Deborah James Bioglan on Twitter Bioglan on Facebook Bioglan on Instagram Full product details can be found via our website 

Welcome to the first episode of Health Unwrapped, where our host Natalie Silverman talks to Dr Zoe Willams about how best we can look after ourselves whilst we are having to   self isolate. There's never been a time when it's been so significant to think about your own immune system and what you can do to boost your immune health .  Dr Zoe talks about how a lot of us are going to get Coronavirus and how most of us will be fine and recoverWhat we will be discussing is: The importance of having a diet high in fruit and vegetables, whole grains, healthy sources of omega 3 - oily fish and dairy ( if you're not vegan or vegetarian ) to make the cells and chemicals it needs to help your body function. If you can't access fresh fruit and vegetables then take a multivitaminHow daily regular movement will boost your immunity.The importance of good sleep.How important it is for asthma sufferers to use inhalers properly. Use them how they are prescribed. How stress can have a really negative impact on your immune system. How having a glass of wine a week isn't going to have an impact but drinking large amounts will. Why now is a better time than ever to stop smoking as for those of us who will get  Coronavirus and progress to getting complications, having quit smoking will help. Immunity is affected by genetics.Social Media: Dr Zoe Williams Bioglan on Twitter Bioglan on Facebook Bioglan on Instagram Full product details can be found via our website 

This week I'm talking to established radio broadcaster, voiceover artist & podcaster, Natalie Silverman. We talk about her whole career, her fertility journey and how it led her to where she is now; running an absolutely amazing venture, the Fertility Podcast. The Fertility Podcast has been going for over 5 years now, which is veteran standard for UK podcasts at this point, and has been downloaded over half a million times so far - with expert interviews, and real-life stories of men & women sharing their TTC (trying to conceive) stories from around the world. -- If you'd like to support Sod's Law you can become a Sod's Law patron at patreon.com/sodspod from as little as £1 /$1 a month - there are different tiers including ad-free episodes, giveaways and more!

Covid-19 and fertility treatments We appreciate given the current crisis you may well be worrying about what covid-19 means for your fertility treatments, and therefore at the beginning of this episode we give you an update on the current advice. At the moment, there is limited guidance out there, however this will likely change in the coming days/weeks. Currently, the HFEA recommend that you contact your clinic for advice as each clinic will likely have contingency plans in place. We plan to chat with experts this coming week and will, of course, keep you informed of any developments that relate to fertility treatments. If you are required to self-isolate over the coming weeks, then you can be reassured that The Fertility Podcast will be keeping you entertained. So, make sure you subscribe so not to miss an episode! Parenthood in Mind Next up, Natalie and Kate talk to Julianne Boutaleb who is a peri-natal psychologist and Clinical Director and Founder of the Parenthood in Mind practice. Julianne works with women and couples who have experienced trauma in relation to birth and miscarriage but also with women who suffer with fertility trauma. Typical patients that Julianne works with are couples who have concerns with regards to known genetic issues, couples who are facing assisted conception, couples who have had failed cycles or reproductive injuries and those contemplating donor conception, surrogacy or adoption to create or complete their family. Many couples who have previously experienced miscarriage come to Julianne as they have a fear – either physically or emotionally of a miscarriage reoccurring. Tokophobia Tokophobia is the fear of being pregnant or giving birth. Tokophobia may occur in women who have never given birth to a child, but it may also affect women who have had prior traumatic pregnancy or birth experiences.   Protecting your relationship Couples who don't conceive are 3 times more likely to separate or divorce than couples who do conceive. Clinics are starting to support couples more with regards to the emotional impact Often reaching the menopause can be a trigger for women who haven't been successful in conceiving through assisted conception. Julianne helps couples rewrite their ‘happy ever after' story without children. Fertility Trauma* The term Fertility Trauma helps to highlight that struggling to conceive is a true trauma and this also includes ‘perceived' trauma. Fertility trauma is not just depression, anxiety or stress but is your brain going in to ‘fight and flight' mode. SOCIAL MEDIA  https://www.parenthoodinmind.co.uk (Julianne Boutaleb)  https://www.instagram.com/parenthoodinmind/ (Instagram) https://www.jessicahepburn.com (Jessica Hepburn)  Unfortunately, since recording this episode, Jessica's Pond to Peak Challenge and her ascent of Everest has been cancelled due to Covid-19 but she will hopefully be making this journey next year! https://www.thefertilitypodcast.com (Natalie Silverman)  Ihttps://instagram.com/fertilitypoddy (nstagram ) http://%C2%A0www.yourfertilityjourney.com ( Kate Davies)  https://instagram.com/your_fertility_journey (Instagram)  * Fertility Trauma explanation The term ‘reproductive trauma' was first coined by perinatal psychiatrists Dr Janet Jaffe...  See https://acast.com/privacy (acast.com/privacy) for privacy and opt-out information.

This week, hear how sharing your experiences truthfully and with a heart can help you and others cope.  Natalie Silverman is the host of “The Fertility Podcast”  and launched The Fertility Podcast once successfully pregnant after fertility treatment. She has spent the last five years, creating engaging content to empower and educate men and women about issues affecting their fertility.  Hear how Natalie has grown an authentic and connected community and support network through her podcast, what she has learnt through becoming a fertility coach, actively engaging in women's health and the exciting places it is taking her.  Ambitions manifest differently for everyone and in this podcast host, Kate will be hearing about the different journeys and challenges her guests have faced whilst balancing their career goals, family lives and the often forgotten and elusive self-care.  Kate Moryoussef is a wellbeing coach and mum of four kids who is passionate about wanting to help women rediscover their inner voice, tap into their expansive potential and realise themselves outside of their family dynamic. To engage with Natalie on social media or if you'd like more information on the work she is doing follow the links below. http://www.thefertilitypodcast.com/ (The Fertility Podcast ) Insta https://www.instagram.com/fertilitypoddy/ (@fertilitypoddy) @fertilitymattersatwork Twitter https://twitter.com/fertilitypoddy (@fertilitypoddy) Facebook https://www.facebook.com/thefertilitypodcast/ (https://www.facebook.com/thefertilitypodcast/) Closed Facebook group https://www.facebook.com/groups/talkfertility/ (https://www.facebook.com/groups/talkfertility/) If you'd like to contact Kate either about the podcast or her coaching work, you can follow the links below or use the hashtag #theambitousmumpodcast to join the conversation. https://www.coachingbykate.me.uk/ (https://www.coachingbykate.me.uk/) katemoryoussef@gmail.com Twitter: https://twitter.com/katemory?lang=en (@KateMory) Instagram: @https://www.instagram.com/coaching_by_kate_/ (coaching_by_kate_) #theambitousmumpodcast This episode is sponsored by Nanu. They are helping us with most personalised sleep experience available and creating a Nanu pillow is so simple: you go on their website http://nanusleep.co.uk/ (nanusleep.co.uk) and tailor-make your perfect pillow according to your weight and height,  favourite sleeping position and preferred softness. The information is then used in some magic pillow-making Algorithm, basically creating a personalised pillow for you, all for £35! Twitter:https://twitter.com/nanusleep (https://twitter.com/nanusleep) Facebook:https://www.facebook.com/nanusleep/ (https://www.facebook.com/nanusleep/) Instagram:https://www.instagram.com/nanusleep/ (https://www.instagram.com/nanusleep/)

Our Leah was nominated for two VOX awards this year, but did she win them? Does it even matter? What's the difference between awards in the UK and the US? And what if you have to pay to enter? Does that make it worth less? We bring you all the answers - or at least some vaguely researched pontificating - in our special bonus episode direct from VOX 2019. Featuring insider info from multi-award winners Rick Loynes, Darren Altman & Jack Oddie, and the super-talent that is Natalie Silverman. Theme tune written and performed by Martin Stirrup under this Creative Commons license. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/thevosocial/message

It's a bonus episode! Join Nic, Leah, Paul Brown and special guest Natalie Silverman for a quick jaunt back in time to find out if things really were better in the olden days of commercial voiceover. Plus, find out how YOU could be the proud owner of the preposterous number plate A1 MVO! Also, the oooonly time we could find to record this bonus episode was on the fast (loud) train home from the One Voice Conference. Thank goodness for the amazing Rob Bee! He saved the day with his magical noise hoover. Here's his website, do use him for all your audio needs: https://beeproductive.co.uk/ By the way, Nat is a naturally husky VO anyway, but this was some extreme husk... She's better now though, fully recovered from whatever it was and back to husking around at a sensible level. Theme tune written and performed by Martin Stirrup under this Creative Commons license. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/thevosocial/message

You don’t know what you don’t know. After you’ve listened to this show, you’ll be grateful that you did! Heed Natalie’s expertise on all things fertility from female issues to male; the education system; and some totally mind blowing information that I KNOW you’ll appreciate.   Natalie is spreading an incredible message. Make sure that you listen and take action. Don’t sit back and assume it won’t be you. It might. It might not. But check.   This one’s for women, men, those wanting to get pregnant now or those maybe thinking about it in the future: it’s for all of us!   Check Natalie out: Instagram: @fertilitypoddy Twitter: @fertilitypoddy Facebook: The Fertility Podcast Closed Facebook group: Talk Fertility   Natalie's further recommendations: Charity: Fertility Network (UK) Resolve (USA) Instagram: #TTC The Fertility Show, Manchester: https://www.fertilityshow.co.uk/manchester Emma Cannon - Baby Making Bible The Preggers Kitchen Sperm Comet Test: https://examenlab.com/the-test/

Be a Bigger Fish is the podcast that explores the power of podcasting to grow your business or your community. This episode features Natalie Silverman and it's packed with passion! Natalie is a radio DJ, a voice-over artist and presenter who uses her talent and expertise to provide a voice for a group of people she found to be underserved and under-represented. Now hosting a podcast with more than 12,000 downloads a month, Natalie shares a candid account of her journey, from podcasting anonymously to stepping into her role as an Audio Influencer. Show notes are available at beabiggerfish.net

Inspiring Mummy Club offers support for mums who want more in their life - as a monthly membership, women have access to hypnosis, visualisation, mindfulness and life-coaching tools that are all about creating a more fulfilling life and dealing with stress to look at the opportunities beyond. https://www.inspiringmummyclub.com/ Anna Parker-Naples is a leading Success Coach and award-winning entrepreneur. You can book private sessions here: https://www.successinlifecoach.com/investment.html Natalie Silverman is an experienced presenter, and now turns her hand to hosting The Fertility Podcast, which now achieves over 10000 downloads. Natalie is passionate about helping others to navigate the difficult subject of fertility matters. You can connect with her at www.thefertilitypodcast.com If you love our podcasts and would like to support us, you can sponsor us and become a Patron here.

Hey folks and welcome to another episode of Podcraft. This is the show all about podcasting, everything from interview skills to equipment and everything in between. We're back this episode with some more questions from our listeners. We've got one question from the splendid, magnificent Dan Brew and also a comment back from Natalie Silverman as […]Support the show (https://pod.academy)

Hey folks and welcome to another episode of Podcraft. This is the show all about podcasting, everything from interview skills to equipment and everything in between. We’re back this episode with some more questions from our listeners. We’ve got one question from the splendid, magnificent Dan Brew and also a comment back from Natalie Silverman as […]Support the show (https://pod.academy)

Natalie Silverman, Director of NATCHAT PRODUCTIONS gives the low-down about podcasting and how it can help your business.  With some tips on where to start and how to focus on creating great content to reach and engage with your customers. As well as how to get them coming back for more, and turn them into qualified sales leads.

Natalie Silverman, the person behind The Fertility Podcast, talks about her experience with shifting from being a radio broadcaster to a podcaster. The post NMEU 07 – Natalie Silverman – Radio Broadcaster to Podcast Professional appeared first on New Media Europe.