15. Stillbirth and Healing Through Entrepreneurship with Laura Malcolm Kocsis
Shattered Conception: Navigating Infertility, Pregnancy Loss, and Healing Paths
Release Date: 05/17/2019
43. Jessica Headey Gandolfi - Harmonyum Healing
Shattered Conception: Navigating Infertility, Pregnancy Loss, and Healing Paths
I am thrilled to share Jessica Headey Gandolfi's energetic healing work called Harmonyum. Harmonyum heals anxiety, trauma and depression while creating calm, clarity, focus and joy. Harmonyum targets the entire neurological system, balancing both sides of the nervous system. By taking us into a deep and intense state of relaxation, activating the "rest and digest" zone, our bodies innate self-healing mechanism is stimulated, and dramatic, powerful healing can begin at a root level. Thereby, initiating the process of regeneration activating emotional, mental, and physical healing within the...
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42. Rhowena Adolfo Patel of Healing Mama Co.
Shattered Conception: Navigating Infertility, Pregnancy Loss, and Healing Paths
I'm excited to share this episode with Rhowena Adolfo Patel. She is the CEO and Founder of Healing Mama Co. which was born out of her experience as a first-time mom. She and Healing Mama Co. are on a movement to raise the standard of care for birthing people and partners during childbirth and postpartum. Check out www.healingmamaco.com for more information.
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41. Maternal Mental Health NOW Task Force Executive Director, Kelly O'Connor Kay
Shattered Conception: Navigating Infertility, Pregnancy Loss, and Healing Paths
Kelly discusses the important work of the Maternal Mental Health Now Task Force (previously known as the Los Angeles County Perinatal Mental Health Task Force started in 2007). The Maternal Mental Health NOW Task Force plays a key role in helping to reduce the stigma and shame around maternal mental health depression and anxiety during pregnancy and after pregnancy. Including postpartum psychosis.
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40. Sound Medicine with Elizabeth W. Krasnoff, Ph.D.(c), MIM
Shattered Conception: Navigating Infertility, Pregnancy Loss, and Healing Paths
On Episode 40 I am welcoming back Elizabeth Krasnoff. I thought it would be helpful to many listeners to hear Elizabeth and I discuss how incorporating sound, sound frequencies and music can soothe our bodies, our minds, our spirits/souls, and our emotions during these unprecedented times of COVID interrupting our daily lives and daily routines. This is such an important topic for myriad reasons.
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39. The Placenta and What It Tells Us with Harvey Kliman, M.D., Ph.D.
Shattered Conception: Navigating Infertility, Pregnancy Loss, and Healing Paths
My guest on Episode 39 of Shattered Conception is Dr. Harvey Kliman who has, in addition to an M.D., holds a Ph.D. in cellular biochemistry from the University of Chicago. He is currently a Research Scientist in the Department of Obstetrics and Gynecology at Yale University School of Medicine and the Director of the Reproductive and Placental Research Unit with a special interest in infertility, pregnancy complications, pregnancy loss(es) and stillbirth.
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38. Men's Paternal Mental Health with Dr.Dan B. Singley
Shattered Conception: Navigating Infertility, Pregnancy Loss, and Healing Paths
My guest on Episode 38 is Dr. Daniel B. Singley. Dr. Singley is a San Diego-based board certified psychologist and Director of The Center for Men’s Excellence. His research and practice focus on men’s mental health with a particular emphasis on reproductive psychology and the transition to fatherhood.
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37. Heart Disease and Pregnancy with Amanda Daniels
Shattered Conception: Navigating Infertility, Pregnancy Loss, and Healing Paths
My guest on Episode 37 of Shattered Conception is Amanda Daniels. Amanda is a heart disease survivor, mother of three daughters and a spiritual counselor. At 18-years-old she suffered her first Heartquake™ - a term she uses to describe that moment in time when your life is forever changed - when she joined the ranks of the millions worldwide living with heart disease, and heart failure at 25.
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36. Babies Are Cosmic Author Elizabeth Carman, Ph.D.
Shattered Conception: Navigating Infertility, Pregnancy Loss, and Healing Paths
My guest is Elizabeth Carman, Ph.D. In 1989, Elizabeth began exploring life before birth and interviewed mothers reporting communications with their unborn children via dreams, visions, an inner voice, feeling the child’s presence, telepathy, and a host of other announcing signs. Thousands of children also reported memories of their journey from the spiritual world to conception, life in the womb, and birth itself. These stories will draw you into a new world of wonder about consciousness before birth.
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35. Spiritual Fertility with Dr. Julie Von
Shattered Conception: Navigating Infertility, Pregnancy Loss, and Healing Paths
My guest is Dr. Julie Von. Dr. Von is a Manhattan-based holistic doctor specializing in fertility who merges her medical education with intuitive-based practices. The method she developed, called Spiritual Fertility (which is also the name of her book), expresses her unique capacity and experience within both reproductive medicine and medical intuition. Dr. Julie’s work has been called evocative, eloquent, mystical, and practical. Manhattan Magazine called Julie the “baby whisperer".
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34. Pregnancy After Loss with Lindsey Henke
Shattered Conception: Navigating Infertility, Pregnancy Loss, and Healing Paths
My guest is Lindsey Henke. Lindsey is the founder and Executive Director of Pregnancy After Loss Support. This is also a website and important resource for women and their families who go on to conceive another pregnancy after losing a pregnancy, their baby is stillborn and/or their infant dies after birth. She is a clinical social worker specializing as a reproductive mental health therapist with a focus on the grief and trauma that happens after a perinatal loss and the pregnancy that follows.
info_outlineOn episode 15 of Shattered Conception my guest is Laura Malcolm Kocsis. She is the founder of Give InKind. Give InKind was created after Laura and her husband, James, experienced the devastating loss of their daughter Layla while in her 8th month of pregnancy in 2013.
While on leave from their respective technology jobs, she and her husband remembered how badly their friends and family around the country wanted to help, but felt too far away during the time after Layla’s death. Laura and James knew there had to be a better way to provide friends and family with a way to support those they care about during times of need and in life’s celebrations.
Give InKind is on a mission to make sure that no one feels too far away to help when life events happen. We know you can't always be with the ones you love when they need you, but they also know that sending money or flowers isn't always the only answer. They wanted to make it easy to send the support that's really needed - whether that's a hot meal, a housecleaner, a good book to read or a cup of tea.
Give InKind has hundreds of articles from experts - and the people that have been there before - talking about how best to support one another through these times. Whether you're visiting a friend after a c-section or supporting a family member after a stroke, you can find information on Give InKind with ideas for how to help. Give InKind has been featured in Forbes, babycenter, The Seattle Times and GeekWire.
It is their sincere hope that Give InKind makes everyone's life a little bit easier, no matter what you or someone you care about is going through. Give InKind would love to hear new article ideas, product suggestions and ways that they can help support you, whatever your reason or situation may be.
You can quickly set-up a free page for you or a loved one and receive:
- Situation-specific product, service and content suggestions
- Meal & Help scheduling
- Visitor, phone call and other preferences
- Social and Email options to invite others
Laura Malcolm Kocsis can be reached through her website: www.giveinkind.com
Book mentioned: The Body Keeps the Score