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Amy Taylor Kabbaz on Matrescence

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In this conversation we talk about ::* Amy’s own story of realising that she could no long manage to continue to be the same woman she was before having her children and how it took a near pregnancy loss for her to realise that she needed to begin to let go of much she had held on to for so long* How she searched for and did not find an explanation for the massive changes she felt she was going through as a mother

Amy also shares some incredible insights in to ::* why it is that so many of us find it so hard to slow down and let go of who we were before giving birth

* what self-silencing is and why it has been one of the greatest turning points of her own understanding of matrescence

* what the spiritual nature of matrescence is and how it is this aspect of mothering that has the potential to, quite literally, change the world.

About Amy Amy Taylor Kabbaz is an author (of the best-selling Mama Rising), host of the ‘The Happy Mama Movement’ podcast, international award-winning course facilitator and coach and in 2019, she launched her world first Matrescence Facilitator Training, sharing her unique formula of coaching and support for a mother’s transition through matrescence.

You can follow Amy on Instagram or check out her website.



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