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In this episode, Michelle and Anika explore the best foods to eat if you have endometriosis, focusing on nutrient-dense options that can help manage symptoms and support overall health. They dive into the benefits of Omega-3 foods, like fatty fish and seeds, and how these healthy fats can help reduce inflammation. They also discuss the power of Vitamin E-rich foods, including nuts and leafy greens, in supporting immune function. Plus, Michelle and Anika highlight the importance of a diet rich in plants to help alleviate symptoms and boost well-being. Along the way, they share insights into foods to avoid that may trigger inflammation or worsen symptoms. Tune in for expert tips on how to optimise your diet for managing endometriosis with practical, easy-to-implement advice.

Research mentioned in this episode
https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/10088623/
https://pmc.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/articles/PMC9357916/

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In this episode, Anika shares her part two of her insights from the Perinatal Mental Health Conference held in Sydney, supported by the Gidget Foundation. The episode includes discussions on perinatal mental health awareness, providing a more inclusive care and practical approaches to support perinatal women. Anika also reflects on her own motherhood journey and conference learnings.

01:55 – Postpartum depression
05:05 – Supporting perinatal women
09:45 – Dads matter
12:12 – LGBTQIA+ inclusive care
13:55 – Vicarious trauma and burnout
22:24 – Final reflections

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In this episode, Anika shares her insights from the Perinatal Mental Health Conference held n Sydney, supported by the Gidget Foundation. The episode includes discussions on perinatal mental health awareness, trauma-informed care and practical approaches to support pregnant and postpartum women. Anika also reflects on her own postpartum journey for Perinatal Mental Health Week.

05:18 – Conference Recap: Theme and Structure
06:20 – Psychosocial Support after Fetal Diagnosis
09:00 – Understanding EMDR Therapy
14:44 – Addressing Birth Trauma and Consent
19:00 – The Art of Holding Perinatal Women in Distress

Resources mentioned on the episode
https://www.gidgetfoundation.org.au/

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