Nourished Psychology
About Nourished Psychology
I am a psychologist working in the area of maternal mental health and am passionate about helping mothers navigate the ups and downs of motherhood. After becoming a mother myself, I realised what an immense adjustment it is and how mothers need to be better supported.Mothers need to be nourished physically, mentally and emotionally just as much as the babies do.
Areas of expertise
I am a registered psychologist with a Masters in Educational Developmental Psychology.
I am passionate about the area of maternal mental health and enjoy working with women across the following challenges:
- Body image
- Disordered eating
- Identity issues in motherhood
- Emotional regulation
- Parenting
- Anxiety
- Life transitions
Motherhood is messy, joyful and chaotic and sometimes we just need someone else to hold us through the ups and downs.
Company values
Diversity & Inclusion
Women Owned
Nourishing You - eCourse
Nourishing You is all about finding who YOU are after becoming a mother and exploring all these new parts of yourself - find the new You using this self-paced online course that you can do in your own time however you want.
Modules that are time efficient but jam packed full of resources and strategies that will move you to where YOU want to be and putting the pieces back together to find the new YOU. Who is she? I can't wait to find out and walk alongside you on this journey mama!
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We have cherry picked the most useful resources for your fourth trimester so that you don't have to waste precious hours searching.
Article - Dr Mandy Godwin (Mums in Bloom)
Navigating the Emotional Side of Pregnancy and New Motherhood
The emotional side of pregnancy and new motherhood doesn’t come with a manual, but thankfully, Mandy Godwin, a perinatal psychologist in Australia and founder of Mums in Bloom, has created two free guides to help mums navigate this tender time and support their emotional wellbeing during pregnancy and postpartum.
Article - Winnie Wu (Papaya Clinic)
Abdominal Binding, Tubigrip, and Recovery Shorts: A Postpartum Guide
In this guide, we’ll explore the role of these three postpartum support options, outlining when and how to use each one. We’ll also provide evidence-based insights into their benefits and explain how they can complement a broader recovery plan that includes core-strengthening exercises and professional care. Whether you’ve had a vaginal birth or a cesarean delivery, this article will help you make informed decisions about postpartum recovery.
Article - Louise Barton & Elisha Wildblood (Not Another Onesie)
Motherhood & Friendships – Why Everything Feels Different & How to Navigate the Change
The shift in friendships after having a baby is real, and it’s something almost every mother experiences. Let’s dive into why friendships change after motherhood, how to navigate the emotional shifts, and ways to find a new support system that actually fits your life as a mum.
eBook - Katie Blakely (Katie Blakely Wellness)
The Postpartum Nutrition Guide for Mamas
Hey Mama, are you preparing for postpartum? Or have you just had a bub and wondering how to manage this time, supporting yourself while you nourish and support your bub? This little eBook aims to help you feel prepared for postpartum, provide tips to support yourself, understand the nutritional requirements that come with postpartum, and to help you reach these goals.
Article - Louise Barton & Elisha Wildblood (Not Another Onesie)
Postpartum Support Australia: How to Plan Pregnancy, Birth & Fourth Trimester Care
The reality is this: while Australia has excellent maternity care, structured postpartum support in Australia is not automatically built into the system. And yet postpartum is when support matters most. This guide will show you how to organise pregnancy support, birth support services, and most importantly, proactive postpartum support in Australia, so you are not left navigating the fourth trimester alone.