Bre Reid's guest appearances

Bre Reid

Mom Camp: Around the Campfire

Allie Casazza

Heather Chauvin

Gillian Goerzen

Keisha Blair

Devon Brooks

Kim Vopni

Lisa Druxman

Lori Brotto

Natalie Hixson

Katherine Wintsch

Shelly Longenecker

Jess Carey

Erin Treloar

Julie Cole

Amanda Watson

OwlTail

In today’s episode I chat with Bre Reid, a mom life coach and founder of Yes You Can, Mama. Bre shares her story of her daughter’s birth at 28 weeks, the 12 weeks of NICU care, and her resulting PPD and PTSD. We talk about the lack of mental health support that is offered and available to new moms, and especially new moms of preemies. You get launched into the world of motherhood with no real training, no experience, ALL the hormones and NONE of the sleep. It’s as though the system is set up to create postpartum challenges, especially in countries with limited maternity leave. Bre’s daughter wasn’t even home from the NICU when she had to return to work. Bre has become passionate about spreading awareness about maternal mental health and the importance of finding the joy in motherhood. We talk about how moms get caught up in the “shoulds,” which can lead to the cycle of overwhelm and exhaustion. She now works with moms to help them push through those shoulds and create a life they love. For the full show notes, and Bre's bio and contacts, go to www.momcamplife.com/podcast. 

<p>In today’s episode I chat with Bre Reid, a mom life coach and founder of <a href="https://yesyoucanmamacoaching.com/" rel="noopener noreferrer nofollow" target="_blank">Yes You Can, Mama</a>. Bre shares her story of her daughter’s birth at 28 weeks, the 12 weeks of NICU care, and her resulting PPD and PTSD. We talk about the lack of mental health support that is offered and available to new moms, and especially new moms of preemies. You get launched into the world of motherhood with no real training, no experience, ALL the hormones and NONE of the sleep. It’s as though the system is set up to create postpartum challenges, especially in countries with limited maternity leave. Bre’s daughter wasn’t even home from the NICU when she had to return to work. Bre has become passionate about spreading awareness about maternal mental health and the importance of finding the joy in motherhood. We talk about how moms get caught up in the “shoulds,” which can lead to the cycle of overwhelm and exhaustion. She now works with moms to help them push through those shoulds and create a life they love.</p> <p>For the full show notes, and Bre's bio and contacts, go to <a href="//www.momcamplife.com/podcast" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">www.momcamplife.com/podcast</a>. </p>

From NICU mom to maternal mental health advocate: A chat with Bre Reid