Wild Womb

Kaeleigh Terrill
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Wild Womb

Welcome to the Wild Womb podcast led by Kaeleigh Terrill, a full spectrum Doula and herbalist. This podcast is a platform for diverse generative health story telling.

  1. 17/08/2020

    Rejecting the Gender Binary and White Supremacy in Fertility Awareness| Cera Merrick

    Cera Merrick (they/them) is an herbalist, pregnancy loss and abortion doula, and Fertility Awareness teacher in training based in Oakland, CA, Ohlone land. They humbly walk with the plants on the path toward liberation and reproductive autonomy. They are passionate about expanding access to abortion and reclaiming abortion as a right of passage and a spiritual experience. As a budding Fertility Awareness Method (FAM) educator, they are committed to ungendering FAM to bridge this rich practice of body literacy to the queer community, folks of all gender and sexual expressions.

    1 h 12 min

  2. 23/06/2020

    Developing Trust through Fertility Awareness| Michele Drake, FAE

    Michele Drake (she/her) is a Fertility Awareness Educator and advocate with a passion for supporting people in their contraceptive choices. After witnessing many friends struggle to find their ideal contraceptive method, balance their hormones, or achieve pregnancy, she was inspired to empower people with knowledge about their own bodies so that they may make informed choices about their health. Michele offers one-on-one classes for contraception, conception, menstrual wellness, and achieving hormonal balance. She also donation-based distance birth control doula support. You can find her at micheledrake.com or on instagram.

    52 min

  3. 30/05/2020

    Endometriosis & Self Health Advocacy| Naomi Westwater

    This week, I’m speaking with Naomi Westwater, a friend, a musician and a witch. Naomi has endometriosis that was undiagnosed for 17 years. By sharing her story, she hopes that it may help other people experiencing symptoms she did to start seeking out support. So much of our experience and pain is minimized snd as you’ll hear in this conversation, speaking up can be met with a ton of resistance. The more information we have about what’s going on in our own bodies, the better. Naomi Westwater is an indie singer-songwriter, producer, and witch from Boston, MA. Naomi is a graduate of Berklee College of Music with her Master’s in Music (Contemporary Performance, Production Concentration). Naomi is a queer woman of color and modern-day mystic. Reach out to her for tarot, music, and wisdom. Instagram Website Spotify

    1 h 22 min

  4. 17/04/2020

    Self Pleasure & Cultivating Sexual Energy| Felicia Sokol

    Felicia Sokol returns to discuss her exploration of sacred self pleasure and how it's been fundamental to her growth and empowerment. Sexual energy is creative energy, it is life force. Felicia is an astrologer, a witch, a doula, and magic human. She is one of the most embodied and grounded people I've ever encountered. She inspires me to be more honest with myself and to lean into truth. I love her so much and I hope you enjoy this episode. You can get in touch with Felicia through her website: http://www.feliciasokol.com/ Also, check out the amazing project she runs helping people reclaim the beauty of menstruation through The Red Trace Collective

    1 h 14 min

  5. 18/01/2020

    Hannah Maynard & Abortion

    Hannah Maynard is a clinical herbalist and magical human who came on the podcast this week to share her abortion stories. Hannah is a true ray of light and does a lot of work empowering others to be their best selves and put themselves first, she's such an inspiration to me. You can follow her on instagram for constant inspiration and daily sustainability tips. You can also check her out on her website: https://www.hannahmaynard.us/ talk to her about herbs! In this episode, Hannah shares her abortion stories. She spent a lot of time feeling ashamed of her abortions and being unsupported in silence. We talk all about the importance of sharing abortion stories and releasing the shame and stigma that can be present. Abortions are a choice for you! It can be empowering and should be treated with reverence. Happy listening!

    1 h 18 min

  6. 11/01/2020

    Jean Savage & Genital Herpes

    This week’s episode is with Jean Savage, a true gem of a human being who agreed to share her experience with genital herpes. We want to get these conversations rolling to try to help clear up some confusion on what exactly genital herpes is as well as reduce all the crazy stigma around having it. 1 in 6 Americans are reported to have it, and we know that number is probably higher, so listen up ya’ll! Genital herpes is a skin disease also known as Herpes Simplex 2. It is a highly contagious virus that can be contracted before, during or after an outbreak. It’s a lifelong condition once contracted, but it can be totally manageable! Jean talks about her experience contracting, testing and managing genital herpes and shares some really wonderful resources linked below: For free/low cost testing and diagnosis: https://www.plannedparenthood.org/get-care http://www.nachc.org/about/about-our-health-centers/find-a-health-center/ If you have access and are able you can get a blood test from LabCorp. Support: http://www.herpesite.org/ https://thestiproject.com/std-resources/herpes-support-groups-hpv-support-groups/

    1 h

  7. 20/11/2019

    Justine Hazelcorn

    A recent graduate of the Northeast School of Botanical Medicine, Justine Hazelcorn is a clinical herbalist who believes every human has the right to know their body, own their body, and take back their health. She is a strong advocate for giving people the tools they need to keep themselves and their families feeling their best. Her prior studies include a completed internship in Oregon with Herb Pharm, a completed apprenticeship with Lata Kennedy of Flower Power Herbs and Roots in New York City and a short study at the New Dawn Center in Costa Rica. This week, we hear her abortion story!

    47 min

  8. 04/11/2019

    Felicia Sokol

    Felicia is an NYC Birth Doula, energy healer, astrology guide and enthusiast, and all . around feminist witch. She started @theredtracecollective in 2016, which is an ongoing  anthology of portraits of blood-stained panties along with stories of wombanhood. The project was inspired by her own inner journey of wombanhood after a disconnecting experience . via . birth control. Diving deep into her own connection to her female body and its magic led her down the doula path, where she aspires to support women in their own empowerment and autonomy. She practices shamanic energy healing out of Awakening in Greenpoint (@awakeningnyc/ www.awakeningny.com) where she also hosts new moon circles every month. She also offers astrology workshops . and readings . through @thelunarrising (www.thelunarrising.com). Doula and Red Trace Collective Website: www.feliciasokol.com Instagram: @feliciasokol

    1 h 7 min
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Welcome to the Wild Womb podcast led by Kaeleigh Terrill, a full spectrum Doula and herbalist. This podcast is a platform for diverse generative health story telling.

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  • Création
    Kaeleigh Terrill
  • Années d’activité
    2018 - 2020
  • Épisodes
    27
  • Classification
    Contenu explicite
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    © Kaeleigh Terrill

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