Together, we explore the physical and emotional changes that can come with this season of life, why symptoms can often be misunderstood or dismissed, and how women can feel more informed when seeking support. Dr Lucy shares grounded, compassionate insight into the role HRT can play, who it may be suitable for, and why personalised care matters.

This is a thoughtful and empowering conversation for any woman wanting to better understand her body, her options, and the support available to her.

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In this episode, we’re joined by Rebecca — a mother of three, the owner of Rose Harvest, and a woman whose life is deeply guided by her spiritual connection.

This conversation moves beyond the surface, into intuition, inner knowing, and what it truly means to live in alignment. Rebecca shares how spirituality has shaped the way she experiences motherhood, and the seasons of her life — not as something to control, but something to trust.

We speak about listening to the quiet nudges, surrendering to change, and allowing yourself to be led rather than forced. There’s a depth to this episode that feels both grounding and expansive — a reminder that there is wisdom in slowing down and reconnecting with yourself.

This is a story about trust, energy, and the unseen forces that guide us — the kind of episode that stays with you long after it ends 🤍

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This conversation is all about understanding your body on a deeper level. Helena shares how getting to know your cycle can shift your energy, mood and overall wellbeing — especially when you begin working with your body instead of pushing against it.

We explore what it really looks like to support your hormones in a way that feels sustainable and realistic, from early cycles through to postpartum and beyond. Rather than extremes or quick fixes, Helena speaks to the power of small, consistent and intentional changes that support the body over time.

Throughout the episode, we reflect on the importance of tuning in, building awareness and creating habits that feel supportive in real life — not overwhelming or restrictive.

This episode is a gentle reminder that your body isn’t something to fix, but something to understand.

Honest, grounding and validating for wherever you’re at in your season 🤍

Resources mentioned in this episode:

• Taking Charge of Your Fertility by Toni Weschler

A guide to the Fertility Awareness Method, helping you identify your fertile window by tracking basal body temperature and cervical mucus.

• Period Repair Manual by Lara Briden

A practical resource on what a healthy cycle should look like and how hormones function throughout each phase.

• Tempdrop wearable tracker

A smart basal body temperature device designed to simplify cycle tracking — particularly helpful for breastfeeding mums, shift workers or anyone wanting an easier way to track.

https://www.tempdrop.com/

• Fertility charting education

https://www.instagram.com/fertilitycharting?igsh=MTN2bXRmb2xyeDU1dQ==

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Sarah works closely with women throughout pregnancy, using movement and massage to help the body adapt to the physical changes that occur across each stage. In this episode, we explore how releasing tension, improving mobility and supporting alignment can make a meaningful difference to how women feel during pregnancy and as they approach labour.

We talk about the common discomforts many women experience, and how bodywork and gentle, intentional movement can help create space in the body, reduce strain and support overall comfort. Sarah also shares insight into how preparing the body for birth isn’t about pushing harder or doing more, but about understanding your body and giving it the support it needs to work as it was designed to.

Throughout the conversation, we reflect on the importance of body awareness during pregnancy and how small, consistent practices can help women feel more connected, confident and prepared for birth.

This episode offers a grounded and reassuring look at birth preparation — focusing on support, trust and caring for the body during one of life’s most transformative seasons.

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In this episode of In Her Season, we sit down with Bronwyn from Essie & Elsie for a deeply moving conversation about the power of birth photography — and why documenting birth matters more than many people realise.

Bronwyn shares what it’s really like to be present in the birth space, witnessing some of the most raw, powerful and transformative moments in a family’s life. We talk about the emotion, strength and vulnerability that unfolds during birth, and how photographs can preserve not just what happened, but how it felt.

This conversation gently explores how birth photography can help women see their own strength, honour their story, and hold onto moments that might otherwise blur in the intensity of labour and those first hours of meeting their baby.

Bronwyn also shares insights from her work supporting women through pregnancy and birth, and the ways understanding your body and cycle can empower you through every stage of motherhood.

We talk about:

• The emotional power of documenting birth

• Why birth stories deserve to be remembered and honoured

• Holding space for women during one of life’s most transformative moments

• Seeing your strength reflected back through images

• The importance of understanding and connecting with your body

This episode is a gentle, powerful reminder that birth is not just a medical event — it’s a profound life transition worth honouring and remembering.

If you’ve ever wondered what birth photography is really like, or why so many women treasure these images for years to come, this conversation offers a beautiful insight into the meaning behind the work.

Resources mentioned in this episode

Taking Charge of Your Fertility — Toni Weschler

A well-known guide to understanding the Fertility Awareness Method. It teaches how to identify your fertile window by tracking natural body signs such as Basal Body Temperature (BBT) and Cervical Mucus.

Period Repair Manual — Lara Briden

A practical and empowering resource explaining what a healthy period should look and feel like, and how hormones work throughout the menstrual cycle.

Tempdrop Wearable BBT Tracker

A smart wearable basal body temperature tracker designed to simplify fertility and cycle monitoring. Particularly helpful for breastfeeding mums, night shift workers, or anyone wanting a simpler way to track their cycle.

https://www.tempdrop.com/

More fertility charting education

Helpful educational resources and information about fertility charting can be found here:

https://www.instagram.com/fertilitycharting?igsh=MTN2bXRmb2xyeDU1dQ==

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Ash challenges the mindset so many women carry around exercise, discipline, and “doing it properly.” We talk about the pressure to go hard or not at all, and how that thinking can disconnect us from our bodies instead of supporting them.

This conversation explores what sustainable strength really looks like across different seasons of life — from busy weeks and burnout to motherhood, recovery, and rebuilding trust with your body. Ash shares practical insights on training in a way that supports energy, consistency, and long-term wellbeing, rather than chasing extremes or perfection.

We talk about:

• Letting go of the all-or-nothing mindset

• Building strength that supports real life

• Moving with your body, not against it

• Why consistency matters more than intensity

• Redefining what “strong” actually means

This episode isn’t about pushing harder or doing more.

It’s about creating a relationship with movement that feels supportive, realistic, and empowering — one you can return to again and again, no matter the season you’re in.

If you’ve ever felt like you’re constantly starting over, this conversation offers a gentler, more sustainable way forward.

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Round Table episodes bring together clinical insight and lived experience in a shared discussion, creating space for nuance, questions, and real conversations about women’s health. Rather than a traditional interview, this format allows topics to unfold naturally, with evidence-based information grounded in the realities of women’s bodies and lives.

For this episode, we’re joined by Dr Lucy Haymes for an honest, accessible conversation about contraception — the options available to women, how they work, and the very real pros and cons that often aren’t fully explained.

Together, we explore:

• The different forms of contraception available today
• Hormonal and non-hormonal options, and how they may impact the body
• Common side effects, benefits, and trade-offs
• Why contraception can feel so different from one woman to the next
• How to make informed, body-led decisions that align with your values, health, and life stage
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This conversation is not about telling women what they should choose. It’s about understanding what’s available, asking better questions, and feeling empowered to make decisions that are right for your body.

As always, this episode is educational without being overwhelming, grounded without being clinical, and respectful of the complexity of women’s health. It holds space for curiosity, uncertainty, and choice — without shame, pressure, or one-size-fits-all answers.

Whether you’re starting contraception, reassessing your current method, coming off hormonal birth control, or simply wanting clearer information explained in a human way, this episode offers clarity, reassurance, and support.

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While Marissa shares her personal journey through endometriosis and fertility treatment, this episode centres on the kinesiology side of healing — what it is, how it works, and why reconnecting with the body can be transformative after seasons of stress, medical intervention, and survival mode.

Marissa explains kinesiology as a gentle, body-led modality that works with the nervous system, subconscious patterns, and stored emotional stress. We talk about muscle testing and how it offers insight into what the body is holding beneath the surface — physically, emotionally, and energetically. Rather than overriding symptoms, this work invites curiosity: What is the body communicating? What needs support? What has not yet been processed?

We explore how chronic stress, trauma, and prolonged uncertainty — especially through experiences like endometriosis and IVF — can leave the nervous system dysregulated. Marissa shares how kinesiology sessions aim to restore balance by supporting regulation, emotional release, and a renewed sense of internal safety.

This episode holds space for the idea that the body keeps score — and that healing can be collaborative, layered, and compassionate. It’s not about replacing medical care, but about complementing it with deeper awareness and regulation. Whether you are navigating reproductive health challenges, feeling disconnected from your body, or simply curious about mind–body healing, this conversation offers clarity, reassurance, and insight into how kinesiology can support you in reclaiming your sense of self.

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Alisha shares how her work supports women during seasons of overwhelm, exhaustion, and transition, offering non-judgemental help that goes far beyond cleaning. We talk about how decluttering, gentle organisation, and resetting a space can bring a sense of calm, lightness, and relief when everything feels heavy.

Throughout the conversation, Alisha reflects on the emotional weight many mothers carry and how having support in the home can ease mental load, reduce stress, and create breathing room during demanding seasons. We explore the connection between environment and wellbeing, and how small, practical changes can help women feel more supported, seen, and capable again.

This episode holds space for the realities of motherhood, the invisible labour, and the power of compassionate support. It’s a reminder that asking for help is not failure, and that care can show up in practical, tangible ways.

Whether you’re navigating early motherhood, feeling overwhelmed by your space, or simply curious about how environment impacts wellbeing, this conversation offers reassurance, understanding, and a sense that you don’t have to do it all alone.

Things We Mention in This Episode

• All Rounder Gumption as a versatile cleaner that is easy to find in most supermarkets.

• Aldi stain remover for everyday marks and messes.

• Soaking stains using a mix of borax, laundry liquid, and washing soda as a gentle but effective option for stubborn stains.

A Question for Our Community

If you have a go to method for cleaning mould in family homes or rental spaces, we would love to hear it.Feel free to share your tips or experiences with us so others can benefit too.

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Belinda shares what led her to this field, the moments of curiosity and calling that shaped her journey, and how kinesiology supports both emotional and physical wellbeing. We explore how this work fits within the wider healthcare picture, offering a complementary, body-led approach to understanding stress, regulation, and healing.

Throughout the conversation, we speak about listening to the body’s signals, reconnecting with what’s happening beneath the surface, and the gentle process of coming back to yourself after periods of overwhelm, disconnection, or change. Belinda reflects on the importance of awareness, presence, and creating space for the body to communicate what words sometimes can’t.

This episode holds space for the quieter aspects of wellbeing — the internal recalibration, the emotional layers we carry, and the power of slowing down to truly listen. It’s a conversation grounded in compassion, curiosity, and respect for the body’s wisdom.

Whether you’re exploring holistic health, navigating your own wellbeing journey, or simply curious about mind–body connection and what it means to return to yourself, this episode invites reflection, understanding, and a deeper sense of connection.

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Alastair shares his experience of becoming a father, speaking openly about birth, early parenthood, and the profound shifts that come with stepping into this role. We explore what those early days really feel like — the mix of awe and uncertainty, the quiet responsibility, the learning curve, and the moments that stay with you long after the room goes quiet.

As someone who spends his days behind the lens, Alastair reflects on how fatherhood has reshaped the way he sees the world, his work, and himself. We talk about life behind the camera, presence over perfection, and how creativity and parenting often mirror each other in unexpected ways.

This conversation also holds space for the emotional realities of fatherhood that are not always spoken about — the pressure to be strong, the internal processing that happens quietly, and the importance of creating space for honesty and reflection as men navigate parenthood.

Warm, grounded, and deeply human, this episode offers a rare glimpse into fatherhood beyond the highlights and expectations. It’s a conversation about love, growth, identity, and learning as you go — filled with heart, honesty, and real-life moments.

Whether you’re a parent, supporting one, or simply curious about the many ways people move through these seasons of change, this episode invites connection, understanding, and compassion.

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A round table conversation is a shared discussion where clinical insight and lived experience come together. Rather than a traditional interview, this format allows questions to be explored collaboratively, with evidence-based knowledge offered in a way that is accessible, grounded, and connected to real experiences of women’s bodies.

For this episode, we are joined by Dr Lucy Haymes for an open conversation about periods, menstrual cycles, and hormones.

Together, we explore the rhythms of the female body, hormonal changes across different life stages, and how cycles can influence energy, mood, fertility, and overall wellbeing. We unpack experiences many women share, yet are rarely given the space or language to fully understand.

This conversation is educational without being overwhelming, grounded without being clinical, and affirming of the complexity of women’s health. It is not about fixing, optimising, or pathologising the body — but about learning, understanding, and reconnecting.

Whether you are navigating your own cycle, supporting your hormonal health, or seeking clear insight explained in a human way, this episode offers clarity, validation, and reassurance.

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In the first episode of Season Two of In Her Season, we sit with one of the hearts behind the space.

Co-host, birth doula and birth educator Alana shares her personal journey into motherhood, and the lived experiences that have shaped both who she is and the way she supports women today.

She reflects on her own pregnancies, birth stories, and early motherhood, and how moving through these seasons has deepened her understanding of birth, trust, and support. This conversation is anchored in real experience, honest reflection, and the quiet wisdom that comes from becoming a mother yourself.

A steady, grounding opening to the season.

One that honours birth as lived, felt, and remembered.

If you’re preparing for birth, reflecting on your own journey, or simply seeking a conversation that feels calm and true, this episode is for you.

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In this final episode of Season One, we pause for a moment between seasons to reflect on what In Her Season has grown into. What began as a space for honest conversations about womanhood and motherhood has become a community shaped by the stories, wisdom, and courage of the women and practitioners who joined us this year.

Alana and Emily share their personal reflections on 2025 — the lessons, the growth, the softness, the women they’ve supported, and the work that has unfolded behind the scenes in Alba Moon and their own lives. They speak about slowing down, trusting what’s meant to grow, creating with intention, and welcoming the unexpected beauty of this season.

We also look ahead to 2026, with more collaboration, more connection, and more spaces for women to feel supported, seen, and held.

As we wrap up the year, we want to thank every listener, every guest, and our incredible studio team for being part of this journey.

Season Two returns January 8th.

Wherever this season meets you, we hope you find rest, connection, and moments that feel like coming home.

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Emily is a postpartum doula, supporting women and families in the tender season after birth. Through Alba Moon, she offers grounded, compassionate care — holding space, honouring each family’s unique story, and supporting mothers as they integrate the physical, emotional, and identity shifts of early motherhood.

In this conversation, Emily opens up about her own path to motherhood, including her experience with IVF and genetic testing, and how these chapters shaped both her personal journey and her calling to support others. She reflects on the vulnerability, uncertainty, and resilience that marked this season, and how it deepened her understanding of postpartum care.

Together, we explore the importance of being deeply supported after birth — creating memories that last a lifetime, telling your story with tenderness, and ensuring no mother feels rushed, dismissed, or alone.

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With a grounding in classical homeopathy and whole-person care, Naomi helps individuals and couples explore their unique fertility landscape — from emotional patterns and physical imbalances to energetic health and the quiet cues our bodies offer when we’re supported to slow down and truly listen.

Naomi opens up the layered truth of the conception journey: The hope and uncertainty, the tenderness, the quiet grief, the hormonal shifts, the stress, the identity questions, and the deep longing that sits beneath it all.

Her work honours the full complexity of fertility — creating space for honesty, compassion, and the kind of gentle, individualised support that couples deserve but so often don’t receive.

This conversation is a reminder that the path to conception is rarely linear or simple — and never something anyone should feel they must carry alone. It deserves patience, understanding, community, and care that sees the whole person, not just the outcome.

If you’re currently on the conception journey, supporting someone who is, or wanting to understand this season with more depth and compassion — this episode offers grounding, gentleness, and the reassurance that your feelings are valid.

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Dr Chelsea shares the layered truth of matrescence:

the emotional shifts, the physical changes, the identity transformations, the overwhelm, and the gentle process of returning to yourself in a new and evolving form.

Her work honours the complexity of motherhood — creating space for rest, nervous system regulation, embodied practices, and daily rituals that allow women to feel grounded and supported, rather than stretched or alone.

This conversation is a reminder that matrescence is not a phase to push through, but a deep transition that reshapes every part of who we are — deserving of patience, understanding, and community.

Whether you’re moving through your own motherhood transformation, supporting a mother in this season, or seeking to understand the depth of matrescence more fully — this episode offers grounding, gentleness, and the reassurance that you don’t have to walk it alone.

Anger can also be a symptom of Postpartum Anxiety, Postpartum Depression and more. If you’re concerned about your mental health please seek support from a health profession and connect with professional support.

PANDA Aus - call 1300 726


PANDA UK - call 0808 1961 776


Postpartum support international - 1800 944 4773

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In this episode of In Her Season, we sit down with Angela from Dune Seven Nutrition & Movement Coaching — a coach dedicated to helping women rebuild through postpartum strength, nourishment, and sustainable recovery.

Angela brings a deeply grounded perspective on what it truly means to return to strength after birth — not through pressure or perfection, but through steady, no-fluff support that honours the realities of postpartum life.

She shares the layered truth of rebuilding after motherhood:

the physical recovery, the emotional shifts, the exhaustion, the identity changes, and the quiet process of reconnecting with yourself through small, sustainable habits. We also speak about how depression can influence the way women feel in this season, and the importance of recognising when you need support and reaching out for it.

Angela’s approach is a powerful reminder that postpartum is not a bounce-back season — it’s a rebuild. A redefining. A remembering of strength in its most honest, lived-in form.

Whether you’re navigating your own postpartum journey, supporting a mother through recovery, or wanting to understand the depth of this season more fully — this episode offers grounding, compassion, and the reassurance that you’re not meant to do it alone.

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This episode contains discussions of pregnancy loss and medical termination. Please take care while listening.

In this episode of In Her Season, we sit down with Cat Bozzi — founder of Collective Fitness and Yoga, 2023 AUSactive PT of the Year, published author, and mum to four beautiful girls, including her incredible journey postpartum with triplets.

Cat shares the raw, layered reality of navigating the postpartum period after bringing three babies into the world at once — the physical recovery, the emotional overwhelm, the identity shifts, and the complex grief and healing intertwined with her motherhood story.

Cat’s story is a powerful reminder that postpartum is not just about healing — it’s about rebuilding, redefining, and rediscovering yourself in the thick of it all. Her honesty offers comfort to anyone who has walked through early motherhood feeling stretched, overwhelmed, or transformed in ways they never expected.

Whether you’re a parent of multiples, supporting someone through postpartum, or wanting to better understand the depth of Cat’s resilience — this episode holds space for it all.

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If you need support, you are not alone.

Here are some Australian resources that offer compassionate care and guidance:

• SANDS / Red Nose Grief & Loss – 1300 308 307 | rednosegriefandloss.org.au
• Pink Elephants Support Network – pinkelephants.org.au
• Beyond Blue – 1300 22 4636 | beyondblue.org.au
• Lifeline – 13 11 14 | lifeline.org.au
• Ronald McDonald House Charities – Bereavement Resources – rmhc.org.au/bereavement-support

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This episode contains discussions of pregnancy loss and medical termination. Please take care while listening.

In this episode of In Her Season, we sit down with Cat Bozzi — founder of Collective Fitness and Yoga, 2023 AUSactive PT of the Year, published author, and mother to four beautiful girls.

Cat opens up about her journey through loss, love, and the profound transformation of motherhood — from navigating heartbreak and grief to finding purpose through movement, mindfulness, and community.

This conversation is raw, grounding, and full of hope. Together, we explore:

Navigating grief after pregnancy loss

Finding healing and purpose through movement

Balancing motherhood, identity, and career

Building self-compassion in seasons of pain

Creating community and connection through shared experience

Cat’s story is a powerful reminder that even in our hardest moments, we can find light, love, and resilience.

Whether you’ve walked a similar path, supported someone through it, or simply want to understand the strength behind Cat’s journey — this episode holds space for it all.

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If you need support, you are not alone.

Here are some Australian resources that offer compassionate care and guidance:

• SANDS / Red Nose Grief & Loss – 1300 308 307 | rednosegriefandloss.org.au
• Pink Elephants Support Network – pinkelephants.org.au
• Beyond Blue – 1300 22 4636 | beyondblue.org.au
• Lifeline – 13 11 14 | lifeline.org.au
• Ronald McDonald House Charities – Bereavement Resources – rmhc.org.au/bereavement-support

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Kendall shares how hypnobirthing supports parents to feel calm, confident, and truly informed - not just about the physical process of birth, but the emotional, mental, and intuitive layers too.

This conversation is gentle, practical, and deeply reassuring. Together, we explore:

In this episode:

What hypnobirthing really is (and what it’s not)

Releasing fear and dismantling old birth conditioning

Building trust in your body and inner knowing

How partners can feel empowered and involved

Creating a birth space rooted in peace, safety, and support

Whether you’re pregnant, preparing for birth, or reflecting on your own experience — this episode is an anchor in calm.

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That is the heart of In Her Season, an Alba Moon Podcast.

You can read the books.

Take the classes.

Make the plan.

But nothing truly prepares you for the seasons of womanhood.

Not until you are in them. Deep in them.

This podcast sits in that space.

The raw.

The beautiful.

The unknown.

Fertility. Pregnancy. Postpartum. Loss. Healing.

The moments you whisper about, and the ones you never saw coming.

We are not here to sugarcoat it.

We are here to hold it.

Real stories.

Honest conversations.

The kind that stay with you.

Wherever you find yourself right now, this space is for you.

You are not alone in your season, and there will always be a place for you here.

Follow along, share with the women in your world, and stay tuned. The conversation is just beginning.

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To begin this journey, we are joined by Demi Green, Naturopath, mother, and intuitive healer. Demi opens up about her pregnancy and home birth experience: a story rooted in trust, surrender, and listening deeply to the wisdom of her body.

This conversation is tender, grounding, and unapologetically real. Together, we explore:

In this episode:

• Finding confidence in your own instinct
• The emotional layers of preparing for birth
• Navigating fear, uncertainty, and expectations
• The power of a supported, aligned birth experience

If you are pregnant, postpartum, or reflecting on your own journey into motherhood, this story will sit softly with you long after you have listened.

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