The Moms Are Alright

De: Caroline Dickens & Hila Sachs
  • Resumen

  • Whether you're trying to conceive or are a few years into toddlerhood, we know that the transition to motherhood can leave you feeling a little (or a lot!) stuck, overwhelmed, and alone.

    Join perinatal psychologists Dr. Caroline Dickens (toddler mom) and Dr. Hila Sachs (first-time mom-to-be) as they share their professional expertise and personal experiences alongside guest experts to cover all the motherhood challenges you're struggling with the most.

    You'll leave each 45-minute episode with new perspectives and tools that will help you find more peace, joy, fulfillment, and hopefully a little humor, through even the hardest parts of the transition to motherhood.

    © 2025 The Moms Are Alright
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Episodios
  • The Debrief: Breaking the Silence
    Apr 30 2025

    Summary
    In this conversation, Hila and Caroline explore the multifaceted journey of motherhood, touching on the importance of community and the impact of societal norms like the 12-week rule. They discuss the significance of sharing experiences and the need for open dialogue about emotional well-being. The conversation emphasizes the importance of vulnerability and support in navigating the ups and downs of motherhood.

    Takeaways

    • Well-meaning platitudes can often invalidate feelings.
    • The 12-week rule is a cultural norm that can create isolation.
    • Finding your comfort zone in sharing pregnancy news is essential.
    • Creating community through shared experiences can foster healing.
    • Open dialogue about motherhood can change societal perceptions.
    • It's okay to seek support and not go through challenges alone.

    Chapters

    00:00- Navigating the Early Stages of Motherhood

    05:56- The Impact of Well-Meaning Platitudes

    08:58- The 12-Week Rule: A Cultural Norm

    12:00- Sharing Pregnancy News: Finding Your Comfort Zone

    18:00- Creating Community Through Shared Experiences

    20:59- The Importance of Open Dialogue

    24:12- Embracing Vulnerability in Motherhood

    Make sure you never miss an episode by following us on your favorite podcast streaming platform.

    If you found this episode helpful, please rate our podcast and leave a review. Your feedback means the world to us!

    Want to get connected?

    Follow us on Instagram, @themomsarealrightpodcast. If you found this episode helpful, please leave a review and DM us to let us know! We can't wait to hear you from you!

    Find more information about the podcast on our website.

    For more practical, realistic, and no-BS tips & encouragement, follow @dr.hilasachs and @drcarolinedickens on Instagram.

    If you're interested in working with us, we'd love to connect! If you're located in New York or Florida, learn more about Hila's practice here. If you're based in California, check out Caroline's website here.

    Disclaimer: Information shared in this podcast is for educational & entertainment purposes only. It is not therapy nor a replacement for therapy, nor is it medical advice. If you need support, please seek mental health care from a licensed professional in your jurisdiction.

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  • Breaking the Silence with Dr. Jessica Zucker
    Apr 23 2025

    Summary

    In this conversation, Dr. Jessica Zucker shares her personal experiences and how they have shaped her professional work, emphasizing the importance of acknowledging and normalizing difficult conversations about women's health issues. The episode focuses on miscarriage and the cultural stigma surrounding it. The discussion highlights the need for open dialogue to combat feelings of shame and isolation, and the role of storytelling in fostering connection and understanding among women. Dr. Zucker's upcoming book, 'Normalize It,' aims to further explore these themes and empower women to share their stories.

    Takeaways

    • Cultural silence around miscarriage leads to feelings of shame.
    • Sharing personal stories can help others feel less alone.
    • Acknowledgment of pain is the first step to healing.
    • Normalizing difficult conversations is essential for women's health.
    • Empowering future generations of women starts with open dialogue.

    Chapters
    00:00- Introduction to Dr. Jessica Zucker and Her Work

    06:44- The Impact of Personal Experience on Professional Practice

    12:39- Cultural Silence and Stigma Surrounding Pregnancy Loss

    18:41- The Role of Social Media in Normalizing Conversations

    26:50- The Journey of Writing: From Personal Struggles to Public Sharing

    30:20- Normalizing Conversations: A Framework for Healing

    33:23- The Importance of Acknowledgment, Sharing, and Normalizing

    36:40- Cultural Shifts: Changing the Narrative for Future Generations

    40:26- Rituals of Acceptance: Celebrating Womanhood

    43:59- You Are Not Alone: The Importance of Sharing Stories

    Where to Find Dr. Zucker

    - Instagram

    - Website

    - Buy "Normalize It" here

    Make sure you never miss an episode by following us on your favorite podcast streaming platform.

    If you found this episode helpful, please rate our podcast and leave a review. Your feedback means the world to us!

    Want to get connected?

    Follow us on Instagram, @themomsarealrightpodcast. If you found this episode helpful, please leave a review and DM us to let us know! We can't wait to hear you from you!

    Find more information about the podcast on our website.

    For more practical, realistic, and no-BS tips & encouragement, follow @dr.hilasachs and @drcarolinedickens on Instagram.

    If you're interested in working with us, we'd love to connect! If you're located in New York or Florida, learn more about Hila's practice here. If you're based in California, check out Caroline's website here.

    Disclaimer: Information shared in this podcast is for educational & entertainment purposes only. It is not therapy nor a replacement for therapy, nor is it medical advice. If you need support, please seek mental health care from a licensed professional in your jurisdiction.

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  • Reproductive Loss with Dr. Shara Brofman
    Apr 16 2025

    Summary
    In this episode, Dr. Shara Brofman discusses the complexities of pregnancy and reproductive loss, exploring its impact on identity, mental health, and relationships. The conversation delves into the unique challenges faced by individuals navigating grief and loss, anxiety, and expectations surrounding family planning. The conversation emphasizes the importance of acknowledging loss, coping strategies, and the need for support in the healing process. The episode highlights the coexistence of hope and fear, the nuances of mother-child bonding after loss, and the significance of finding ways to honor and remember those lost.

    Takeaways

    • "Reproductive loss" encompasses various experiences, including infertility and IVF failures, pregnancy losses, miscarriages etc.
    • Reproductive loss can significantly impact a person's identity and self-view.
    • Coping with uncertainty is a crucial part of the grieving process.
    • Hypervigilance and reassurance-seeking behaviors are common in subsequent pregnancies.
    • Acknowledging loss is essential for healing and moving forward.
    • Grief is a personal journey that takes time and cannot be rushed.

    Chapters

    03:38- Understanding Pregnancy Loss and Its Impact

    06:43- The Psychological Effects of Reproductive Loss

    11:58- Navigating Expectations and Reality in Family Planning

    14:43- Coping with Anxiety and Fear in Pregnancy

    20:46- The Complexity of Grief and Parenting After Loss

    30:10- Understanding Hypervigilance and Information Overload

    35:15- The Challenge of Finding Connection in Grief

    40:14- The Complexity of Untold Stories in Reproductive Loss

    44:08- Empowerment Through Choice in Uncertainty

    44:45- Top Takeaways for Navigating Pregnancy Loss

    Where to Find Dr. Brofman
    Website
    Instagram

    Make sure you never miss an episode by following us on your favorite podcast streaming platform.

    If you found this episode helpful, please rate our podcast and leave a review. Your feedback means the world to us!

    Want to get connected?

    Follow us on Instagram, @themomsarealrightpodcast. If you found this episode helpful, please leave a review and DM us to let us know! We can't wait to hear you from you!

    Find more information about the podcast on our website.

    For more practical, realistic, and no-BS tips & encouragement, follow @dr.hilasachs and @drcarolinedickens on Instagram.

    If you're interested in working with us, we'd love to connect! If you're located in New York or Florida, learn more about Hila's practice here. If you're based in California, check out Caroline's website here.

    Disclaimer: Information shared in this podcast is for educational & entertainment purposes only. It is not therapy nor a replacement for therapy, nor is it medical advice. If you need support, please seek mental health care from a licensed professional in your jurisdiction.

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    44 m
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