Rites of Passage for Women


On The Podcast:

Janelle graduated from Newborn Mothers Collective 5 years ago and in this interview, we check in on how her business is going. She shares her knowledge of rites of passage and feminine rhythms and how they help us prepare and find our way through challenges in the mothering journey.


Doula Interview with Janelle Gullan

Janelle lives in Melbourne, but also works from Wollongong and in the online space. She is passionate about supporting people to connect to their bodies so they can navigate mothering transitions with self-love, confidence and vitality. As an occupational therapist and bodyworker, she brings an integrated focus on pelvic health, mental health and menstrual cycles - and how they can impact the everyday things we need and want to do. She loves exploring rites of passage and feminine rhythms as the foundation for preparing and finding our way through challenges in the mothering journey.

You Can Visit Janelle and Learn about Her Work at: www.thewildorangetree.com.au


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Julia Jones

Julia is the founding director and lead educator at Newborn Mothers, a global postpartum education business. She has worked in postpartum care for fifteen years, trained thousands of postpartum professionals worldwide and written a bestselling book called Newborn Mothers — when a baby is born so is a mother.

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