Mumposter Syndrome
Motherhood changes everything - your identity, your priorities, and sometimes even your voice. In this inspiring and deeply personal episode, Dr. Natasha Wallace sits down with Lucy Wylde, a self-advocacy coach who helps women reclaim their power and speak their truth. Lucy shares her own journey through matrescence (the transition to motherhood), how she learned to set boundaries, and how movement and burlesque became tools for healing, self-expression, and confidence. Together, they explore: Why self-advocacy is essential for emotional wellbeing and empowerment The link between...
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🔑 Takeaways: December often feels overwhelming due to extra pressures and emotional labour. Setting boundaries helps protect your time, energy, and mental health. Decide what matters before the holiday rush begins. Your capacity is a boundary — and it’s okay to say no. Using a pause phrase can help prevent automatic yeses. A “good enough Christmas” reduces pressure and guilt. Children remember connection, not perfection. Modelling boundaries teaches your children about self-care. Small boundaries create big changes in well-being. A free Christmas Boundaries Guide...
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We’ve all heard it, the idea that women can “have it all.” But what if that very expectation is what’s leaving so many mothers feeling like they’re failing? In this honest and thought-provoking episode, Dr. Natasha Wallace sits down with Dr. Rachel Evans, psychologist and hypnotherapist, to talk about the messy, beautiful, and often exhausting intersection of motherhood and career. Together, they explore what it really means to balance work, parenting, and self-care, and why it’s time to let go of perfection and redefine what “having it all” looks like. You’ll hear insights...
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In this deeply personal episode of Mum Poster Syndrome, Dr. Natasha Wallace, a clinical psychologist and mum, opens up about her own journey through stress, burnout, and postnatal depression. Despite her professional expertise in mental health and stress management, Natasha reveals how the realities of motherhood and work-life balance can challenge even those trained to cope. She shares her experience of birth trauma, overwhelm, and the invisible pressures that so many mothers face while trying to “do it all.” Through raw honesty and reflection, Natasha discusses the disconnect between...
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In the inaugural episode of the Mum Poster Syndrome podcast, Dr. Natasha Wallace shares her personal experiences with postnatal depression and burnout, highlighting the overwhelming expectations placed on working mothers. She discusses the mental load that comes with juggling work and family responsibilities, emphasizing that feelings of failure are often a result of unrealistic societal standards rather than personal shortcomings. Dr. Wallace encourages listeners to practice self-compassion and seek support, while also providing practical tools to help manage the chaos of motherhood. 💛...
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In this conversation, Dr. Natasha Wallace speaks with Catherine Lightfoot, a coach specialising in supporting women with ADHD who are navigating maternity leave and fertility challenges. Catherine shares her personal journey through IVF, the importance of support systems, and the impact of ADHD on parenting. They discuss the challenges of transitioning to motherhood, the significance of trusting one's instincts, and the need for community support. Catherine emphasises the importance of self-advocacy and offers advice for new mothers, highlighting the emotional complexities of motherhood and...
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In this conversation, Dr. Natasha Wallace and Chloe Evans discuss the importance of postnatal care, particularly focusing on pelvic health. Chloe shares her personal journey into pelvic health physiotherapy after her own experiences with postnatal care. They explore the challenges of balancing work and motherhood, the societal expectations placed on mothers, and the often-overlooked aspects of maternal health. Chloe provides practical tips for improving pelvic health and emphasizes the importance of ongoing exercises to maintain pelvic floor strength, regardless of how long it has been since...
info_outlineIn this deeply personal episode of Mum Poster Syndrome, Dr. Natasha Wallace, a clinical psychologist and mum, opens up about her own journey through stress, burnout, and postnatal depression. Despite her professional expertise in mental health and stress management, Natasha reveals how the realities of motherhood and work-life balance can challenge even those trained to cope.
She shares her experience of birth trauma, overwhelm, and the invisible pressures that so many mothers face while trying to “do it all.” Through raw honesty and reflection, Natasha discusses the disconnect between knowing what to do and actually being able to do it when you’re stretched thin, sleep-deprived, and emotionally drained.
This episode is a reminder that emotional well-being isn’t about perfection, it’s about compassion, awareness, and finding small, realistic ways to support yourself when life feels heavy.
Whether you’re a mum, a professional, or someone trying to juggle it all, you’ll find comfort, validation, and gentle encouragement to prioritise yourself and let go of impossible standards.
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