In this episode, Madeline and I chat about how intellectualising, people-pleasing and perfectionism showed up for her in postpartum, parenting and her career - and how it's now shaped how she helps other women.

Madeline McKenzie is a mental health social worker and business owner at Sit with Self. Her specialty is working with high-achieving millennial women on what she calls the Millennial Trifecta.

She's running a free masterclass in August called Breaking the Burnout Cycle: lasting change for grown-up 'good girls' and you can sign up here.

You all know I'm all about support over stuff, but that doesn't mean that there isn't stuff out there that's incredibly useful! In this episode, I talk to Em Stone, founder of Babybee, about her two postpartums and what she discovered was useful (and what absolutely was not). Enjoy the episode!

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This is part two of my epic chat with Amy Carmody, a yoga teacher, personal trainer, strength coach and pre- and postnatal exercise specialist,

In this ep, we talk all about what we can do, as mothers, to help support our mobility, strength and nervous systems in this crazy ride we're on. And how we do it amid the busy-ness of life with kiddos.

I love, love, love Amy's platform and have been working out with her for the past year. Check it out: www.amycarmodyyoga.com.au and on insta @amycarmodymovement