Seven Deadly Sins - Lust

Welcome to "The Little Black Dress of Women’s Health: The Seven Deadly Sins Series"

Episode 8: Lust – Navigating Desire and Intimacy in Postnatal Motherhood

Join Peta Titter, Founder and CEO of the Women's Health Education Network, and Frances Bilbao, award-winning psychologist, as they delve into the complex theme of Lust in the context of postnatal motherhood. This episode addresses how changes in body image, hormonal shifts, and evolving relationship dynamics impact intimacy and sexual desire postpartum.

In This Episode:

  • Understanding Changes: Explore how hormonal changes and physical recovery after childbirth affect libido and the perception of self and partner.

  • Reconnecting: Offer strategies for new parents to reconnect with each other and rekindle intimacy in the face of new challenges and responsibilities.

  • Open Discussions: Create a space for honest conversations about desire and intimacy, breaking down taboos and fostering understanding and mutual support among partners.

Why This Episode Is a Must-Listen:

  • Insightful Exploration: Gain insights into the often overlooked or misunderstood aspects of postnatal sexuality and relationships.

  • Practical Advice: Learn how to navigate and balance personal desires with the demands of new parenthood.

  • Empathetic Support: Join a dialogue that encourages a supportive approach to addressing and embracing changes in personal and relational dynamics.

This episode invites listeners to rethink and discuss the role of Lust in postnatal life, promoting a deeper understanding and healthier approach to intimacy and personal relationships.

Listen now on our website or your favourite streaming service and join the conversation that every mother needs to hear.

Special Thanks:

  • Musical Magic: Hats off to Jill Norton and Tim Jones for the catchy jingle that sets the perfect tone for our series.

  • Symbolic Insight: Danae Thorp from Spellbox, who brought a refreshing twist to our discussions with botanical representations of each sin.

  • Behind the Scenes: A huge shoutout to Cameron Heit and the team at Production Farm Studios for their impeccable production quality.

  • Imagery Excellence: Special thanks to Alex Ennis for his amazing work on the imagery that visually captures the essence of our themes and enriches our content.


Symbolizing the Sins with Nature

In crafting this series, we chose to symbolize each of the sins with specific plants and flowers, adding a unique and meaningful layer to our discussions. Special thanks to Alex Ennis for the exceptional artwork that brings these symbols to life. We also appreciate Diane Thorpe from Spellbox for her expertise in selecting and providing the insightful descriptions for each symbol.

Rose (Rosa)

The rose is associated with the Roman Goddess of Love and Beauty, Venus. A red rose symbolises desire and passion. When directed with a pure heart these feelings let us know we are truly alive. Romance also goes beyond relationships and embraces a magical view of life. Romance manifests when we see true beauty in other people, creatures and in Nature. Wearing rose oil on the heart activates theses energies.

Peta Titter

As highly skilled nurse and PhD candidate, Peta is driven to achieve global transformational change for women’s health. She Founded Women’s Health Education Network (WHEN) in 2017. Peta has over 20 years experience working around the world in nursing and health education, including antenatal, postnatal, continence and intensive care.

Peta was driven to establish WHEN by her passion to ensure women have power to decide how they use and move their bodies, and her experience in providing care across her career. Through this work Peta has sat on a variety of governance committee and national boards, volunteered extensively, founded a groundbreaking local business and continues her research and education in women’s health with the University of Tasmania.

https://www.when.org.au/senior-leadership
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