Content Warning: This episode discusses pregnancy and the challenges of the first trimester. Please listen with care.

This week, I am sharing a throwback to Episode 15. I recorded it a couple years ago during my third pregnancy, and everything I shared then still hits home for anyone trying to keep a practice running while also in the thick of early pregnancy.

In this episode, you’ll hear:

• What working through the first trimester actually looked like for me
• The symptoms that made sessions challenging and how I adjusted when I felt awful
• How I handled last minute cancellations before I was ready to share I was pregnant
• The simple language I used with clients when I needed to step back
• Why bare minimum mode became the most realistic plan

This replay is honest and unfiltered, and it is here to offer a little clarity and a little comfort if you are trying to care for clients while your body is working overtime behind the scenes.

Check out The Maternity Leave Blueprint to learn how a thoughtful plan, clear communication, and a bit of financial prep can help you step away with confidence and return to a practice that’s still running strong.

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