KATE JWASKIEWICZ - I AM ONE Loving and Empowering Mom, Recovered and Ready to Help Heal (Anxiety, Rage, Traumatic Birth)

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TW: Traumatic Birth
On today’s episode, we’re chatting with Kate Jwaskiewicz, perinatal mental health advocate and mother of 4 from Syracuse, NY. Kate has chosen to dedicate much of her time to supporting pregnant and postpartum parents as a volunteer at PSI after experiencing perinatal mental health complications of her own. We’ll hear briefly about her traumatic birth after an unplanned cesarean, as well as something I just don’t think we talk about enough – postpartum rage. Today’s episode is a great mix of serious and silly. So, without any further ado, please enjoy this episode with our friend, Kate.

Mentioned in today's episode:

1. PSI State Chapters
2. Support Groups
3. Peer Mentor Program
4. Climb Out of the Darkness Program
5. COTD - Team Syracuse (Instagram)
6. COTD - Team Syracuse (Facebook)
7. Contact Kate - @kate.jazzer (Instagram)

Podcasts:

1. Happier with Gretchen Rubin
2. Straight Up with Stassi

Books:

1. Saint Maybe by Anne Tyler
2. Anything by Jodi Picoult
3. The Perfect Catch by Meghan Quinn

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