The following episode features Dr. Christine Brass-Jones, DO, OB-GYN, founder of Center for True Harmony, Wellness, and Medicine. Our discussion explores how the center provides a truly unique experience in women’s health care and for women expecting. The Center for True Harmony is a warm environment providing choices from OB-GYN, CNMs, Naturopathy, Massage, Ultrasound, and blood work all under one beautiful office. Listen in to learn how patients can receive personalized care with holistic options.

The following episode is with Dr. Kim Bryant. Our topic of conversation is To Wrap or Not To Wrap?? Dr. Bryant has her Doctorate in Physical Therapy and has been practicing since 2009 and has extensive work in functional rehabilitation including over 100 hours in the pelvic health field. Dr. Bryant has taken additional course work in the area of pelvic floor dysfunction including prolapse, urinary, and fecal incontinence, pelvic pain, endometriosis, abdominal pain, sexual abuse, constipation, and painful intercourse. Her gentle nature and fun-loving demeanor will have you living your life to the fullest in no time.

The following episode is with Taryn Ronning, Canine Behaviorist.

Taryn studied under a master trainer in Tofino BC and has always had a natural gift with animals. This led her to begin her training and rehabilitating dogs professionally in 2011. She has helped many of Jules the Doula’s clients and those who have worked with her have had nothing but positive results.

Our topic of conversation covers:

1. How do we make the transition easier on my dog when we bring home baby?
2. What are some rules you have for dogs when it comes to kids?
3. What is considered safe interaction between our dog and toddler?
4. What are some good bond building ideas for dogs and kids?
5. Should we think about rehoming our dog? Where to draw the line.
6. What are some tips and tricks for a happy human/dog family unit.

You can learn more about Taryn Ronning by reaching out to her below.

Taryn Ronning - 480-347-7612. 

Insta @tarynronning 

Facebook @trainwithtaryn

The following episode is with Reinaldo ‘Reggie’ Sheffield, coach and contributor at Women’s Health Innovations of Arizona.

Our topic of conversation is covering the impact of a Father’s Absence.

Reggie Sheffield has over 10 years of experience working with parents, youth and children in Arizona’s Welfare system. Reggie received a Master's in Social Work from Arizona State University. During his program, Reggie was an intern for WHI specifically serving dads. Reggie attended the Perinatal Mood and Anxiety Disorders: Components of Care two-day training with Postpartum Support International (PSI).  

Reggie’s focus and passion are working with fathers and has facilitated several parenting classes geared towards child behaviors. Reggie loves being a father to his four children, and his goal is to empower other fathers to lead their homes while successfully supporting their significant other.

The following episode is with 3 police officer dads. Jeff, Dan and Jon share misconceptions on what others think about how they parent, how being a dad plays into their perceptions of what they see on the job and parenting advice they want to share.

Our topic of conversation is covering - 

Being a Father and a Police Officer- Discussing the biggest misconceptions about fathers in this profession, similarities of being a supervisor and a father, insightful lessons from the job and how they love what they do.

Postpartum Recovery after a Cesarean - Tips for pain management and much more.

Regardless of if your cesarean was planned or not the information about recovery STINKS!   

That is if you received any advice about:

• How to manage pain.
• How to safely move after a major abdominal surgery.
• How long is this numbness and tingling going to last

In this interview, with Dr. Kim we answer all those questions and more.  If you are looking for more information about pregnancy or postpartum support, follow Kim on Instagram @Thrivepelvichealth.

Dr. Kim Bryant received her Doctorate in Physical Therapy in 2009.  She opened Thrive Pelvic Health and Wellness in 2018 and Thrive Pediatrics in 2022.  Dr. Kim's passion is to provide evidence-based care to ALL those with pelvic health dysfunction.  She wants to remove the fear, limitations and pain associated with prolapse, leaks, constipation and pain whether you are 3 years old or 103 years old.  It is never too late or too early to take care of your pelvic floor so you can THRIVE through life.