S4: E15 Are You Mineral Depleted? What Every Postpartum Mama Should Know
Tue Feb 03 2026
In this solo episode of Love After Lullabies, Miranda welcomes returning guest, Atara Parkinson, a licensed marriage and family therapist, to discuss the importance of minerals in mental health and postpartum wellness. Atara shares her journey through chronic fatigue and how understanding mineral deficiencies transformed her approach to health. The conversation covers practical tips for incorporating essential minerals into daily life, the significance of nutrition in managing anxiety, and the empowering role of education in health decisions. Listeners are encouraged to make small, manageable changes to improve their well-being and to seek out resources for further support.
Bio of our guest:
Atara is a licensed Marriage and Family therapist and has been practicing in the field of mental health for 14 years. She's continued her education by becoming a certified integrative practitioner. Her current passions include holistic healing, supporting postpartum mamas, Brainspotting, therapeutic intensives and educating on the role of minerals for brain health and nervous system regulation. Revitalization and rebalancing client's are core goals in Atara's work.
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In this solo episode of Love After Lullabies, Miranda welcomes returning guest, Atara Parkinson, a licensed marriage and family therapist, to discuss the importance of minerals in mental health and postpartum wellness. Atara shares her journey through chronic fatigue and how understanding mineral deficiencies transformed her approach to health. The conversation covers practical tips for incorporating essential minerals into daily life, the significance of nutrition in managing anxiety, and the empowering role of education in health decisions. Listeners are encouraged to make small, manageable changes to improve their well-being and to seek out resources for further support. Bio of our guest: Atara is a licensed Marriage and Family therapist and has been practicing in the field of mental health for 14 years. She's continued her education by becoming a certified integrative practitioner. Her current passions include holistic healing, supporting postpartum mamas, Brainspotting, therapeutic intensives and educating on the role of minerals for brain health and nervous system regulation. Revitalization and rebalancing client's are core goals in Atara's work. www.ataraparkinson.com Check out our new website: www.loveafterlullabies.com Follow Love After Lullabies on Instagram, Facebook or YouTube: https://www.instagram.com/loveafterlullabies/ https://www.facebook.com/groups/818194252548981 https://www.youtube.com/@LoveAfterLullabies Visit our Amazon Storefront: https://www.amazon.com/shop/influencer-fed02c38?ref_=cm_sw_r_cp_ud_aipsfshop_aipsfinfluencer-fed02c38_1FAWEYQVF54XQ4X7TSY1 If you’d like to be a guest on our show or leave us a comment: loveafterlullabies@gmail.com Love After Lullabies helps new and expectant parents stay connected through relationship coaching, postpartum wellness recipes, and date night meals. Tune into the podcast for expert advice and real conversations on love, parenting, and connection. Build a strong, lasting partnership with us! Before you were parents, you were partners - nurture both.