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Postpartum Depression, Identity Loss & Reclaiming Your Voice with Asha Puthran

Postpartum Depression, Identity Loss & Reclaiming Your Voice with Asha Puthran

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In this powerful episode of If I Knew Then: Mom Edition, Maria sits down with Asha Puthran, a holistic wellness coach and mother, to have an unfiltered conversation about postpartum depression, birth trauma, the emotional toll of being a mother without support, and the complex journey of finding yourself again.

Asha shares her experience navigating the early days of motherhood in a new country, dealing with the grief of a traumatic birth, and feeling like she lost her voice. This is a deeply moving and honest reflection on the realities that many mothers face silently, and what it takes to heal.

💛 Topics we explore:

  • The invisible pain of postpartum depression

  • What no one prepares you for in early motherhood

  • Navigating cultural and emotional isolation

  • How Asha began to reconnect with her voice and identity

  • The power of speaking your truth, even when it feels unsafe

    This episode is a must-listen for any mom who’s ever felt alone in her experience. You are not broken, you are becoming.


    Connect with Asha:

  • https://payhip.com/b/CFUYu

    Programs: https://ashaputhran.com

    Asha's Social Media:https://www.instagram.com/asha.puthran?igsh=MTBzbnlha29nNzd1cQ%3D%3D&utm_source=qr⁠⁠ https://www.facebook.com/share/16b8xAmrAL/?mibextid=wwXIfr

    https://youtube.com/@therajasikyogi?si=ccrbkOot3NcTTD71


    Learn more about Mindful Mother:

    Email: mindfulmotherllc@gmail.com

    Social Media:https://www.instagram.com/mindfulmother_sleep/

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