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Challenge Your Guilt
Belinda
3 episodes
2 weeks ago
Why do mothers feel guilty no matter what we do? In this episode, I’m joined by Dr Sophie Brock – sociologist, motherhood studies expert, and one of the biggest influences on my own work – to explore how maternal guilt isn’t a personal flaw but a product of the world we’re swimming in. Sophie introduces her powerful Fish Tank of Motherhood model, explains the roots of the Perfect Mother Myth, and shows how guilt, privilege, and social expectations intersect to shape our daily experience of mo...
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Why do mothers feel guilty no matter what we do? In this episode, I’m joined by Dr Sophie Brock – sociologist, motherhood studies expert, and one of the biggest influences on my own work – to explore how maternal guilt isn’t a personal flaw but a product of the world we’re swimming in. Sophie introduces her powerful Fish Tank of Motherhood model, explains the roots of the Perfect Mother Myth, and shows how guilt, privilege, and social expectations intersect to shape our daily experience of mo...
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Challenge Your Guilt
The Perfect Mother Myth: How Society Shapes Our Guilt – with Dr Sophie Brock
Why do mothers feel guilty no matter what we do? In this episode, I’m joined by Dr Sophie Brock – sociologist, motherhood studies expert, and one of the biggest influences on my own work – to explore how maternal guilt isn’t a personal flaw but a product of the world we’re swimming in. Sophie introduces her powerful Fish Tank of Motherhood model, explains the roots of the Perfect Mother Myth, and shows how guilt, privilege, and social expectations intersect to shape our daily experience of mo...
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2 weeks ago
42 minutes

Challenge Your Guilt
Breaking the 9–5 Trap: How Flexible Work Reduces Mum Guilt - with Amy Grilli
What if your career could fit within school hours instead of forcing you to choose between work and family? In this conversation, I’m joined by Amy Grilli, co-founder of The Five Hour Club, a platform that connects parents with meaningful professional roles that fit between the school run. Amy shares how her own identity crisis at the school gates led her to create a community and job board that’s now helping thousands of parents globally. We explore: Amy’s story of stepping away from her tea...
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1 month ago
42 minutes

Challenge Your Guilt
Rest Loudly and Release the Guilt with Anna Mathur
Welcome to the very first episode of Challenge Your Guilt! I couldn’t imagine a better guest to start this journey with than Anna Mathur — psychotherapist, bestselling author, mother, and someone whose words on guilt have shaped my own work. In this episode we explore: Why mothers so often believe we’re the problem — and how to flip that script.How to ask, “Have I actually done anything wrong?” when guilt strikes.The power of practicing self-compassion instead of bullying ourselves wit...
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2 months ago
42 minutes

Challenge Your Guilt
Why do mothers feel guilty no matter what we do? In this episode, I’m joined by Dr Sophie Brock – sociologist, motherhood studies expert, and one of the biggest influences on my own work – to explore how maternal guilt isn’t a personal flaw but a product of the world we’re swimming in. Sophie introduces her powerful Fish Tank of Motherhood model, explains the roots of the Perfect Mother Myth, and shows how guilt, privilege, and social expectations intersect to shape our daily experience of mo...