Treebark

On the first episode of the Treebark Podcast Season 4 Julia is joined by Carrie Owen to discuss transitioning to solid foods.Carrie Owen is a an accredited Occupational Therapist, program designer, facilitator, researcher, and lecturer. She is the owner of sweet pea therapy. She coordinated, consults, and developed the feeding clinics at the Children’s Hospital of Eastern Ontario (CHEO). Carrie also has many years of experience working as a lactation consultant.For more information check out Carrie on her website https://sweetpeatherapy.com/ or send her an email at info@sweetpeatherapy.comTo learn more about Julia's work check out her website https://www.treehousemedical.ca/If you're interested in Treehouse Medical's work and you would like to receive exclusive monthly updates on our progress, including pre-launch releases and tech insights, fill out the following form and subscribe todayhttps://treehousemedical-1.hubspotpagebuilder.com/stay-connected

Pregnancy, birth, and the post-partum period are tumultuous times filled with sudden and difficult change for all families.Today Julia is joined by Amie Scharfe, the owner and founder of the National Capital Doulas, to discuss what doulas are and how they help families make it through this period of great change.Following the birth of her two older sons Amie decided to pursue birth doula training. That was over a decade ago and she's never looked back. To date she has become a DONA certified birth doula, a trained postpartum doula, a Certified Lactation Counselor, a Certified Babywearing Educator, and a trained childbirth educator.Above all else Amie believes that people should be supported with compassion and be free to make choices without judgement. For more information check out the National Capital Doulas on their website https://www.nationalcapitaldoulas.com/ Instagram @nationalcapitaldoulas and Facebook @NationalCapitalDoulasTo learn more about Julia's work check out her website https://www.treehousemedical.ca/If you're a provider and are interested in the Treehouse Medical Early Access Program you can check it out attreehousemedical.ca/eap

The trees with the greatest roots survive the strongest storms.Join Julia as she chats with Sarah Hardy-Walsh, ND about cultivating mothering resilience and the Well-Rooted Mama Collective, an effort spearheaded by Sarah Hardy-Walsh to help mothers overcome the storm that is parenting.Inspired by her own transition to motherhood, her work as a naturopathic doctor & lactation consultant, Sarah supports women to cultivate resilience in their transition to motherhood, from pregnancy, through labour & birth, postpartum, breastfeeding & beyond.If you want to check out Sarah's work visit her websitehttps://sarahhardywalsh.com/If you want to learn more about Julia's work check it out attreehousemedical.caIf you're a provider and are interested in the Treehouse Medical Early Access Program you can check it out attreehousemedical.ca/eap