Podcasts about trimester bodies project

Anita has been around enough postpartum folks to know that there's a whole lot they felt unprepared for when it came to how their physical bodies would experience pregnancy and childbirth. In part one of a two-part series, she hears from folks about meeting their new postpartum bodies. A postpartum doula talks about her trauma-informed approach to caring for the physical body; a photographer shares why they're trying to diversify the images we associate with postpartum bodies; and a former Marine talks about navigating the pressures of a highly physical job postpartum. Meet the guests: - Lydia-Carlie Tilus, birth and postpartum doula at her practice, SageFemme Wellness, and a certified massage therapist talks about her philosophy on postpartum care - ash luna, social worker, photographer and founder of the 4th Trimester Bodies Project shares her experience photographing postpartum bodies for more than a decade - Letticia Solomon, teacher and mother of two takes us into her experience being a postpartum woman in the U.S. Marine Corps Read the transcript | Review the podcast Follow Embodied on Twitter and Instagram Leave us a message for an upcoming episode here!

Anita has been around enough postpartum folks to know that there's a whole lot they felt unprepared for when it came to how their physical bodies would experience pregnancy and childbirth. In part one of a two-part series, she hears from folks about meeting their new postpartum bodies. A postpartum doula talks about her trauma-informed approach to caring for the physical body; a photographer shares why they're trying to diversify the images we associate with postpartum bodies; and a former Marine talks about navigating the pressures of a highly physical job postpartum. Meet the guests: Lydia-Carlie Tilus, birth and postpartum doula at her practice, SageFemme Wellness, and a certified massage therapist. ash luna, social worker, photographer and founder of the 4th Trimester Bodies Project. Letticia Solomon, former active duty Marine, teacher and mother of two. Read the transcript | Review the podcast

How do we heal? One way is to share with others, create community and connection. In today’s episode, we chat with Ash Luna, photographer and founder of 4th Trimester Bodies Project. Ash shares part of their incredible story with us. From their interest and desire for home birth to their experience with loss, trauma and grief. Ash opens up their world and gives perspective of life with her family including her partner Flowers and their children Xavier (13), Nova (6) and Sol (8 months). We’ve followed Ash and part of their journey on social media for a while now, so we’re very grateful that they joined us for an honest and informative conversation. We learn about their experience of twin to twin transfer syndrome in their second pregnancy, which resulted in the passing of baby Aurora and the 24 week, 1 lb. birth of baby Nova. In their third birth, Ash had a magical home birth for baby Sol. We also talk about non-binary parenting and gender as a spectrum. Plus some of the story behind 4th Trimester Bodies Project and what an amazing community and following it has created. Links:Our website: https://www.diahpodcast.com/DIAH Shop: https://www.bonfire.com/store/diahpodcast/Parents on Demand Network: https://parentsondemand.com/Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/diahpodcast/Facebook Page: https://www.facebook.com/diahpodcastFacebook Group: https://www.facebook.com/groups/1904721379788084/?ref=bookmarksDonate to DIAH: https://www.diahpodcast.com/support4th Trimester Bodies Project website: https://www.4thtrimesterbodiesproject.com/4th Trimester Bodies Project Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/4thtribodies/Ash’s Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/ashdluna/

Welcome to Single Mom Love Stories! "I've always found more beauty in the grit," photographer, activist and (former) single mamas Ashlee Dean Wells explained of how revealing scars has helped her share her own stories and the testimony of other mothers, build community and make her way through life with kids, loss and now, what she calls "a big love." Ashlee reveals her Single Mom Love Story with partner Froilan, dubbed Flowers by her young daughter, and how they're building a beautiful, unexpected life and family together.  What we mentioned in the show Find Ashlee Dean Wells on her site here. Follow her on Twitter and Facebook. Check out the photo galleries, book and upcoming tour schedule for the 4th Trimester Bodies Project and follow 4th Tri on Instagram.  Her amazing boudoir and timeless pin-up photography and services are at Windy City Pin Up.  Oh, hey. Here's another show you'd love Here's our first Single Mom Love Stories *VIDEO* (gasp), featuring the sweet story of a single mom's cross-country love, with Wendy Fontaine.  How about a love story to yourself? You will be captivated by the delightful and insightful Casey Brown discussing how divorce made them get really real about their gender identity.  

Special announcement: On Monday, February 19th, Ashlee's surviving twin Nova is having brain surgery. On behalf of the Thrive Tribe 419 podcast, we'd like to extend our most heartfelt offering of love, prayers, Reiki, juju, mojo, and whatever else we can muster for Nova, Ashlee, and their family. We wish Nova a successful surgery and a peaceful recovery. #savingsupernova Join us for an epic interview with Thrive Tribe 419 podcast's favorite internationally acclaimed photographer (plus author, producer, feminist, and storyteller): Ashlee Dean Wells from the 4th Trimester Bodies Project. Ashlee and Rose get down to business discussing how Ashlee thrives, the story of her twin-to-twin transfusion pregnancy and the loss of one baby, the 4th Trimester Bodies Project, inter-sectional feminism, not suddenly "coming out" as queer (even though some of us misunderstood), non-binary parenting, and caring for a child with special needs while caring for her own needs. Website: www.ashleed.com Facebook & Instagram: 4thTriBodies Thanks to this week's sponsor, Matt Hollo, LPCC, MEd, EFT-Int : www.thrivetribe419.com/e-courses Music Credit: www.bensound.com

Thanks for checking out Episode 8 of the Untamed Podcast with guest Ashlee Dean Wells. Ashlee Dean Wells is an internationally acclaimed photographer, published author, producer, feminist and storyteller currently calling Chicago home. Mama to Xavier (11) and identical twin daughter’s Nova (4) and Aurora (stillborn due to Twin to Twin Transfusion Syndrome); she is also an advocate for visibility in differing abilities and shattering the stigmas surrounding peri and postnatal loss. In addition to her commercial and lifestyle photography work, Ashlee is the founder of the 4th Trimester Bodies Project and is always excited to share her message of positivity and self-love. Listen on:  ||  iTunes  ||  Stitcher  || Google Play  ||  YouTube  || EPISODE DETAILS: 3:00 Special Announcement – WORK WITH... The post UNTAMED 008: On Motherhood + 4th Trimester Bodies with Ashlee Dean Wells appeared first on LU|EATS.

On this episode photographer and creator of 4th Trimester Bodies Project, Ashlee Wells, is talking about her work as a photographer and artist as well as how 4th Trimester Bodies Project has given her a platform to talk about motherhood in an honest and vulnerable way, while also promoting body positivity and self-love for all.

Today I really enjoyed chatting with Ashlee Wells. Ashlee is a Chicago based photographer, feminist and storyteller. Mama of three, including two living super kids with special needs, she is also an advocate for visibility and differing abilities. Ashlee is the founder of the 4th Trimester Bodies Project, owner of Windy City Pin-Up and always excited to share her message of positivity and self-love. We talked about so much in this episode but the highlights were: Navigating the prematurity of her first child Losing one of her twins during gestation and carrying both to term Starting the 4th Trimester Bodies Project right after her daughter came home from NICU How the trauma of her second birth led her to struggle with body love The importance of talking about pregnancy and infant loss How the 4th Trimester Body Project came to be And more! *** As always, please consider subscribing and leaving a review on iTunes here. Your reviews really help the show out because they allow it to be more visible so that we can reach more moms.  Do you shop on Amazon?  Use this link and do your shopping as you always would and the show will get a teeny tiny kickback.  The podcast is also sponsored by Audible.com.  To get your FREE audiobook and 30-day trial, please go tohttp://www.audibletrial.com/postpartum     

You’ve seen her photographs on the Today Show and Huffington Post, stunning black and white images of mothers baring their bodies and stories. Today, we are so pleased to share Deb’s interview with Ashlee Dean Wells of the 4th Trimester Bodies Project. Deb talks to Ashlee about her inspiration to start the project, what a session with Ashlee and Laura is like, and how the project has grown (it now includes a gorgeous book and conference Body, Breast, Baby). “You are strong, you are beautiful, and you are not alone.” Ashlee Dean Wells Get the most out of each episode by checking out the show notes with links, resources and other related podcasts at: prenatalyogacenter.com If you love what you’ve been listening to, please leave a rating and review! Yoga| Birth|Babies To connect with Deb and the PYC Community:  instagram & facebook: @prenatalyogacenter Youtube: Prenatal Yoga Center Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices