Mumposter Syndrome Episode 6 - Home Education, Motherhood & Building a Business That Fits Your Family with Katherine Wilkinson
Release Date: 12/22/2025
Mumposter Syndrome Episode 12 - Why “Just Breathe” Isn’t Enough: Breathwork Tools for Stress, Sleep & Burnout Prevention with Liz Melville
Mumposter Syndrome
In this episode Dr Natasha Wallace is joined by Liz Melville, an experienced business coach and breathwork coach, to explore how breathwork can support women who are overwhelmed, anxious, and carrying a heavy mental load. Liz shares why breathwork isn’t “just breathe”, how many of us breathe dysfunctionally without realising, and the simple shifts that can help regulate the nervous system in everyday life. Together, they discuss practical breath tools for stress, sleep, and decision-making, and why small, accessible practices can make a powerful difference, whether you’re running a...
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Mumposter Syndrome Episode 11 - Beyond Bouncing Back: Redefining Health & Identity After Motherhood with Marlene Anderson
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In this episode of The Mum Poster Syndrome Podcast, Dr Natasha Wallace is joined by Marlene Anderson, a women’s health and mindset coach, for an honest conversation about the identity shifts, body changes, and emotional challenges that come with motherhood. Marlene shares her personal journey from being a high-level athlete to navigating pregnancy, postpartum, and the realities of becoming a mum. Together, Natasha and Marlene unpack the unrealistic expectations placed on mothers, particularly around “bouncing back,” fitness, and body image — and how social media often amplifies these...
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Mumposter Syndrome Episode 10 - Energy, Alignment & Abundance with Kanika Vasudeva
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In this episode of The Mum Poster Syndrome Podcast, Dr Natasha Wallace is joined by Kanika Vasudeva, an energy expansion coach who supports high-functioning women and mothers to create income, visibility, and impact without burning out. Together, they explore what it really means to live and work from energetic alignment, and why so many women feel disconnected from success, money, and visibility despite doing “all the right things.” Kanika shares her deeply personal journey of transformation following loss, and how this became a catalyst for profound self-discovery, boundary setting, and...
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Mumposter Syndrome Episode 9: The Myth of Balance for Working Mums
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In this episode of The Mum Poster Syndrome Podcast, Dr Natasha Wallace challenges the idea that working mums should be striving for “balance”, and explains why this pursuit so often leads to burnout, guilt, and feelings of inadequacy. Natasha explores how the pressure to be perfectly balanced across work, motherhood, relationships, and self-care is unrealistic and emotionally draining. Instead, she introduces a more sustainable and compassionate alternative: freedom over balance, and progress over perfection. Through practical examples and reflective questions, Natasha shares how managing...
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Mumposter Syndrome Episode 8 - Imposter Syndrome and Redefining Success with Ralu Atomei
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In this episode Dr Natasha Wallace is joined by Ralu Atomei for an honest conversation about why so many working mums feel like they’re failing, both at work and at home. Together, they explore how imposter syndrome, societal expectations, and deeply ingrained beliefs about job security and success shape women’s experiences in employment, entrepreneurship, and motherhood. Ralu shares insights from her work supporting women in business, while Natasha brings a psychological lens to how an “employee mindset” can intensify fear, self-doubt, and pressure, particularly when women are...
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Mumposter Syndrome Episode 7 - Navigating Motherhood in a Pandemic: A Journey of Resilience and Emotional Recovery with Lauren Van Dyne
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For many women, becoming a mother during the pandemic wasn’t the experience they expected — it was one of isolation, grief, and survival. In this deeply moving episode, Dr. Natasha Wallace speaks with Lauren Van Dyne, creator of Momdemic Diaries, about the emotional rollercoaster of navigating motherhood in the midst of a global crisis. Lauren shares her raw and powerful story of postpartum depression, therapy, and rediscovering herself through one of the hardest years of her life. Together, they explore: The impact of isolation on new mothers’ mental health The grief of losing the...
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Mumposter Syndrome Episode 6 - Home Education, Motherhood & Building a Business That Fits Your Family with Katherine Wilkinson
Mumposter Syndrome
In this episode Dr Natasha Wallace is joined by Katherine Wilkinson, a mother of two, entrepreneur, and founder of The Online English Teachers. Katherine supports families with limited English to help their children learn through stories, play, and everyday routines, without pressure or expensive tuition. Katherine shares her journey into home education (not “homeschooling”), explaining why she and her family chose a different educational path for their children and how home education allows learning to be child-centred, flexible, and rooted in real life. Together, Natasha and Katherine...
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Mumposter Syndrome Episode 5 - Empowering Women Through Self-Advocacy and the Journey of Matrescence with Lucy Wylde
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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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Mumposter Syndrome Bonus Episode - 3 Boundaries Every Mum Needs for a Stress-Free Christmas
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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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Mumposter Syndrome Episode 4 - The Balancing Act of Motherhood and Career: Debunking the Myth of ‘Having It All’ with Dr. Rachel Evans
Mumposter Syndrome
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...
info_outlineIn this episode Dr Natasha Wallace is joined by Katherine Wilkinson, a mother of two, entrepreneur, and founder of The Online English Teachers. Katherine supports families with limited English to help their children learn through stories, play, and everyday routines, without pressure or expensive tuition.
Katherine shares her journey into home education (not “homeschooling”), explaining why she and her family chose a different educational path for their children and how home education allows learning to be child-centred, flexible, and rooted in real life. Together, Natasha and Katherine explore the realities of balancing motherhood, work, neurodiversity, and mental health, including sensory overload, exhaustion, and the constant juggle of priorities.
This honest, relatable conversation highlights that work–life balance isn’t fixed, it shifts over time, and that there is no “right” way to parent, educate children, or build a career. Instead, it’s about finding what works for your family, your capacity, and your season of life.
What You’ll Hear in This Episode
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The difference between home education and homeschooling in the UK
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Why traditional schooling doesn’t suit every child or family
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How learning through play and real-life experiences supports confidence and life skills
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Navigating work and motherhood without school hours or childcare breaks
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Parenting neurodiverse children and managing sensory overload
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Why flexibility, not perfection, is key to work–life balance
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Modelling emotional honesty and boundaries for your children
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How ambition, work, and motherhood can coexist in healthy ways
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🌿 Connect with Dr. Natasha Wallace
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✨ Connect with Guest: Katherine Wilkinson
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