CHELSEA ROBINSON - Matrescence, Maternal Identity and Rethinking the Expectations of Motherhood
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CHELSEA ROBINSON - Matrescence, Maternal Identity and Rethinking the Expectations of Motherhood
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On today's episode, we're sitting down with Chelsea Robinson, who joined us on episode 71 to talk all about matrescence. Spoiler: today, we're talking about matrescence again — but this time, we're getting personal and hearing about Chelsea's lived experience. We'll touch on the ideas of intensive mothering, the systemic forces and societal expectations shaping how mothers feel about themselves, and what it looks like to reclaim your identity. We learn a lot about supporting ourselves as parents as we learn how to support our kids. As Chelsea puts it, "You heal for them, you unpack things, and eventually you come around and realize you deserve this too." Stick around for a hoot of a lightning round and a solid pitch to Pixar for the next Inside Out movie. This one is thoughtful, validating, and worth sharing with the mom in your life who thinks she's the only one. So, without further ado, please sit back, relax, and enjoy this episode with our friend, Chelsea.
Mentioned on today's episode:
- PSI Trainings
- Podcast: The Feminist Mom Podcast
- Reading: Book Lovers by Emily Henry
- Connect with Chelsea: @thematricentricway; thematricentricway.com
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