Hello Momma

Andrea Hoyos

Hello Momma: A podcast by Moms for Moms

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Hello Momma: Pelvic Floor - A deep dive into what, why, and how...
Jun 6 2024
Hello Momma: Pelvic Floor - A deep dive into what, why, and how...
Send us a textAndrea sits down with Dr. Morgan Klette to learn all about pelvic floor issues, how it impacts women’s lives, signs we can look out for (and often ignore), treatment options and more …Suffering from incontinence? Having trouble during intercourse? Having back pains?... All normal after birth, right? Wrong! None of this is normal and we deep dive into why and how you can prevent and/or heal, what are signs you can look out for, and when to reach out for help. Dr. Morgan Klette @dr.morgan.pelvicpt is a highly skilled physical therapist, serving the Dallas-Fort Worth area, who completed her Doctorate of Physical Therapy in her hometown of Cincinnati, Ohio. Morgan started her career in orthopedic physical therapy but shortly moved into pelvic floor physical therapy once she realized her passion to help those heal from symptoms that affect the most intimate part of their life. Morgan is dedicated to treating the whole person, addressing root causes to build resilience and improve overall well-being. Morgan is a certified myofascial trigger point therapist using techniques of dry needling and functional retraining to help her patients return to their desired level of fitness. She specializes in treating infertility but enjoys treating a wide variety of pelvic floor diagnoses from pregnancy/postpartum symptoms to chronic pelvic pain. Her patients benefit from her comprehensive approach, personalized care, and warm personality.Outside of her practice, Morgan enjoys traveling and is actively involved in her church community. She prioritizes her own health and fitness journey, which complements her commitment to promoting wellness in others.Support the show
Hello Momma: Perinatal Mental Health - Breaking the Stigma
May 23 2024
Hello Momma: Perinatal Mental Health - Breaking the Stigma
Send us a textTW: This episode contains mentions of suicide Dr. Olivia Wedel joins Andrea as they discuss all things postpartum struggles: Mood swings, sleep, the importance of postpartum planning & education, healing and beyond.It's eye opening & educational. If there’s one episode I recommend you tune into, it’s this one. Whether you’re going through postpartum depression, have experienced it or have been impacted in any way this episode is a must. No one is immune from it, it IS real and should be paid attention to. May this also be an opportunity to remind you that you shouldn’t suffer in silence and you’re not alone.About Dr. Olivia Wedel: I’m Dr. Olivia Wedel, and I am a believer in the mind and body’s ability to heal with the right tools and support. As a survivor of debilitating postpartum depression, anxiety, and rage, I found my calling - after 14 years in the counseling field - following the miracle birth of my son at the onset of the pandemic in 2020. I knew that if I survived what I was going through that I wanted to help other women heal. I want mothers to know that you do not have to struggle alone, and it is possible to feel hopeful during hard moments. I have experienced firsthand how negative stigma permeates maternal mental health and prevents many from reaching out for help that is needed. I want everyone to know that perinatal mood & anxiety disorders are treatable, and recovery happens every day. I am a Licensed Professional Counselor (LPC) in Texas, as well as a National Certified Counselor (NCC) and I am certified in Perinatal Mental Health (PMH-C). I have trained extensively in postpartum depression, anxiety, and rage; I also engage in two perinatal consulting groups to stay up to date on current trends, research, and treatment interventions. I serve on the Board of Directors for the Texas Mental Health Counselors Association. My favorite title is Mama, and spending time with my son and our family is my greatest joy! When I’m not working, you’ll find me in my kitchen, baking or cooking; traveling to see family, and spending time outdoors as much as possible.RESOURCES: Book Mentioned in Episode: “This Isn’t What I Expected” by Karen KleimanHotline mentioned in Episode: National Maternal Mental Health Hotline (non-crisis; support, education, and resources in real time with perinatal-trained providers)1-833-TLC-MAMA (1-833-852-6262) Call or text 24/7, 365 days per year to reach perinatal specialists for information, support, and resourcesAdditional resources found hereSupport the show
TW - Healing & Recovery: Finding the way back to love, living life sober, and being vulnerable.
Jul 13 2021
TW - Healing & Recovery: Finding the way back to love, living life sober, and being vulnerable.
Send us a textLisa Kroencke joined the staff as Executive Director of The Magdalen House in 2016.  She began volunteering at the house in 2007 and accepted a Board of Director’s position in 2009.  In 2010, she was named Board Chair, bringing more than 20 years of fundraising, communications, and board development experience to the position. Lisa has served as a volunteer and board member to more than a dozen non-profit organizations including Dallas CASA, Children’s Medical Center Women’s Auxiliary, Nexus Recovery Center Auxiliary Board, and Dallas C.A.R.E.  She has been in recovery since June of 2007 and has a passion for advocacy for women and destigmatizing the disease of alcoholism.In this episode Lisa walks us through how she found her way back to  her husband after they both went on their recovery journey, how she found community and purpose through The Magdalen House, and the importance of education surrounding Alcoholism. This is an episode for those seeking hope. There's always a light at the end and remember you're not alone.  If you'd like to know more about The Magdalen House please go to their website: https://magdalenhouse.org or click here to make a donation. If you or someone you know is suffering from alcoholism there are also government and program websites for further resources and information on helping someone with an alcohol addiction. Explore them to learn more about the addiction and experience:Al-AnonAlcoholics AnonymousSAMHSANational Institute on Alcohol Abuse and AlcoholismSupport the show