18th January

Mother Link - Empower Matrescence - Navigating the Overwhelming Feelings of Motherhood

Name: Mother Link - Empower Matrescence - Navigating the Overwhelming Feelings of Motherhood
Start: 2024-01-18T09:30:34+0800
End: 2024-01-18T12:00:00+0800
Location: Darius Wells Library and Resource Centre

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Join us for the first Mother Link for 2024 where we look at why holding the mother is so important.

Has your motherhood journey being challenging and overwhelming?

Are you struggling with your identity since becoming a mother?

Join us and the brilliant Emma Sneglar from Empower Matrescence for a morning unpacking motherwhelm, the matrescence journey and how you can find light at the end of the tunnel.

Babies in arms/prams are welcome however we ask that you leave your older (more mobile babies) in the creché or with a loved one. Creché bookings sold separately via https://www.spacetoco.com/space/darius-creche

Tickets for good, not greed Humanitix dedicates 100% of profits from booking fees to charity

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The Perth Birth Link

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The Perth Birth Link is a new service based in Rockingham helping pregnant women and new

mothers build their village. After giving birth to our second babies and attending our CHN

mothers groups we found a lot a vulnerable woman who were searching for connection and

support, unfortunately a lot of the information these women were receiving was out of date or

just a little too late. This is when we had the idea to start The Perth Birth Link, we want to get

women together while they are still pregnant to try and build that village before they give birth,

and then have the same network to return too when they are post-partum. With birth trauma

rates skyrocketing across the country its now more than ever that women need to come together

and support each other in our most vulnerable moments.

Often when you have a baby, you expect family to come out of the woodwork and rally around

you, however for many, that is not the case. A village and support network needs to be built and

consist of many different people and support workers. When I had my son I didn’t know what a

lactation consultant was, I didn’t know I could access one for free, I was just biting a towel when I

fed because it was so painful. Same with a pelvic health physio, I had no idea there were these

services available to me as I didn’t have any new mothers in my life to share this information.

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