The concept of the ‘wounded healer’ speaks to the deep connection found in shared experience. It often gives healthcare professionals a unique sense of empathy and insight—enabling them to offer more compassionate, personalised care.In this episode of No Place Like Homb, host Kath speaks with Clinical Nutritionist Jennalea about her work supporting women through pre-conception, pregnancy, and postpartum. Jennalea shares her own experience with Hyperemesis Gravidarum (HG), as well as a complicated birth and postpartum journey—experiences that now inform her practice, bringing compassion and lived wisdom to her work—not despite her wounds, but because of them.
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OUR 100TH EPISODE!
It’s our 100th episode!There have been tears, there has been laughter and a whole lot of vulnerability and connection and we’re celebrating by sharing a small selection of some of our favourite moments!We’re so grateful to each and every guest who has taken time out of their busy schedules to share their stories and expertise with us, what incredible company we find ourselves in week after week.Thank you for listening and showing your support for the work we do; Our purpose is to start a conversation, educate, and inform; connecting in shared experience to break down stigma and encourage new parents to seek help when and where they need it, without fear of judgment.No Place Like Homb exists to support the vision of Homb Postpartum, Australia’s first of its kind postpartum Hotel - A place where mothers are mothered.
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TMI with The Memo
If you’ve ever felt lost in a sea of advice, endless product lists, and the pressure to buy all the things—you’re not alone.In this episode of No Place Like Homb, hosts Larissa and Kath chat with Phoebe, co-founder of The Memo, about the messy, beautiful early days of parenthood, the power of asking honest (and sometimes awkward) questions, and why you really don’t need an overflowing collection of baby gear to feel prepared.Phoebe also opens up about her own experience of pregnancy, birth, and postpartum—and how those chapters helped to shape the way she supports other parents through The Memo.If you’re a first-time parent feeling a little (or a lot) overwhelmed, this episode is for you.Find out more at thememo.com.au/
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Meet Pam — Part II
In this episode of No Place Like Homb, hosts Larissa and Kath welcome back registered nurse and midwife, Pamela Nunan.Picking up the conversation from part one, they dive into Pam’s postpartum experience — from the plans she had in place, with the support system ready to step in, and the real-life realities of recovery.Together, they explore what every new parent deserves in their postpartum support — and all the things that can still catch you off guard, even with all the knowledge of an experienced midwife.
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Meet Pam — Part I
From growing up in a religious household and feeling the weight of family disapproval after coming out as a teen, to studying nursing in Ireland, relocating across the world, and navigating reproductive healthcare as part of a same-sex couple in a system not built for diverse families—Midwife Pamela Nunan, brings a wealth of experience and insight to this episode of No Place Like Homb.Hosts Larissa and Kath sit down with Pamela to unpack the messy, raw, beautiful truths that rarely make it into the parenting books.Are you ready, lads? Grab a cuppa—or a whiskey if it’s that kind of day—and settle in. You’re in good company.
No Place Like Homb exists to support the vision of Homb Postpartum, Australia’s first of its kind postpartum Hotel - A place where mothers are mothered.
Chatting weekly to expert guests and taking a deep dive into all things motherhood, our purpose is to start a conversation, educate, and inform; connecting in shared experience to break down stigma and encourage new parents to seek help when and where they need it, without fear of judgment.
Join us on our mission to revolutionise the way we care for mothers and families through postpartum.
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