Women's Wellbeing: A history of support
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Women's Wellbeing: A history of support
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About this listen
We've made it to the two-part finale of this season of Embracing the Mind! In this episode, we will be discussing the changing face of women's healthcare in Australia since the 1970s, before we hear from MP Ged Kearney about her role as convenor of the National Women's Health Summit.
We'll then hear from our guests on what it's like to feel unsupported accessing healthcare, the importance of early education for young people to tackle stigma, and how validation can be the first step towards healing.
TW: This episode contains graphical medical content, and discussion of miscarriages, mental health issues and gender-based violence.
Embrace is supported by principal partner Rio Tinto and Telethon Trust.
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