Step into the transformative world of fertility, mindset, and resilience with this insightful episode of The Pain Game Podcast. Your host, Lyndsay Soprano, delves into the emotional and physical toll of infertility, sharing her personal journey and the profound impact of stress and trauma on fertility.

In this episode, Lyndsay is joined by the incredible Roseanne Austin, a former California sexual assault prosecutor turned fertility coach, and author of the upcoming book, "The Feminine Fertility Cure." Together, they explore the power of mindset in overcoming infertility, debunking common fertility myths, and the significant role of stress and trauma in the fertility journey.

Roseanne shares her seven-year journey to motherhood, the challenges she faced, and how she transformed her life and mindset to help other women achieve their dreams of becoming mothers. They discuss the impact of societal pressures, the masculinization of women in the pursuit of success, and the importance of reclaiming feminine desires and agency.

This episode is a beacon of hope and empowerment for anyone facing fertility challenges, offering actionable insights and a fresh perspective on the mind-body connection.

Fine Rosanne Austin Here:

Website: frommaybetobaby.com
Instagram: @rosanneaustinfertility
Facebook: Rosanne Austin Coach
YouTube: Fearlessly Fertile TV
Podcast: Fearlessly Fertile Podcast

Episode Highlights:

(00:00) This podcast focuses on living with chronic pain and trauma
(02:10) Introduction to Roseanne Austin and her journey from prosecutor to fertility coach
(10:30) The emotional and physical toll of infertility treatments
(15:45) The impact of stress and trauma on fertility
(20:20) Debunking common fertility myths
(25:50) The importance of mindset in overcoming infertility
(30:15) Reclaiming feminine desires and agency
(35:00) The role of mindfulness and self-love in the fertility journey
(40:10) Practical strategies for reengineering thoughts and beliefs
(45:20) The significance of a supportive community in fertility
(50:30) Final thoughts and words of encouragement for listeners