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Celeste Pinney examines what midwives and their employers can do to prevent and manage PTSD.

Elle Brown RN explains why we need to end stigma and embrace trauma-informed care for nurses and midwives with PTSD.

Author and social worker Mary Freer joins the podcast to explain what self-compassion is and why it is a transformative power.

Workplace wellbeing expert Dr Finbar Hopkins joins the podcast to discuss PTSD and the psychological cost of caring in nursing and midwifery.

Everyone experiences anxiety at certain times in their life. But when our anxiety becomes chronic or relentless it can create chaos in our lives and make us feel paralysed.

All of us will experience grief and loss at some point in our life. Grief is a highly individual experience, and it comes with no rule book.

Nurse Tessa shares how First Nations colleagues, CATSINaM, and her own mistakes helped her reevaluate her perspective and pursue Cultural Safety and Humility in nursing practice.

Aunty Gina Bundle and Alexandrea Burton join the podcast to discuss Culturally Safe care for First Nations patients and colleagues.

CATSINaM CEO Dr Ali Drummond joins the podcast to explain why we need to embed Cultural Safety and Cultural Humility in academia, training and education.

Wonnarua woman Lesley Salem joins the podcast to share her passion for nursing and dedication to mentoring.

We’re celebrating the stories and work of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander nurses and midwives this NAIDOC week.

Psychologist Sharee Johnson joins the podcast to discuss how to identify and treat burnout in healthcare workers.

Celeste Pinney examines the factors that increase burnout in midwifery and shares her own story of recovery.