RCORP-TA and JBS International
RCORP-TA and JBS International
Beyond the Bump with Kari Earle, Jenna Quigley, and Elizabeth Vaughn
Beyond the Bump with Kari Earle, Jenna Quigley, and Elizabeth Vaughn
Beyond the Bump with Kari Earle, Jenna Quigley, and Elizabeth Vaughn
Monday 23rd February 2026
Explore perinatal behavioural health with experts discussing challenges, solutions, and support systems for pregnant and parenting women.
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Episode Overview
- Early screening during pregnancy is crucial for addressing behavioural health issues.
- Empathetic, person-centred care can significantly impact perinatal outcomes.
- Doula programmes combining traditional training with peer support are effective.
- Breaking down stigma and fostering open dialogue are key to improving care.
- Community support systems play a vital role in perinatal health.
"Pregnancy is an incredibly personal experience... It can be a very happy time. It can be a very hard time."
What drives someone to seek a life without alcohol? In this engaging episode of Rural Roads, the RCORPodcast, host Tim Raybult brings together experts Kari Earle, Jenna Quigley, and Elizabeth Vaughn to discuss the critical topic of perinatal behavioural health. This conversation is not just about the challenges faced by individuals during the perinatal period, but also the innovative solutions and strategies that can provide much-needed support.
The episode kicks off with each guest sharing their unique experiences and insights into the systemic obstacles pregnant and parenting women encounter, especially in rural areas. From healthcare access issues to the stigma surrounding mental health and substance use disorders, the conversation covers a wide range of topics. Kari Earle highlights the importance of screening for behavioural health disorders early in pregnancy, while Jenna Quigley emphasises the need for empathetic and person-centred care.
Elizabeth Vaughn brings to light the innovative models like doula programmes that are making a significant impact. The guests discuss how these programmes, which combine traditional doula training with peer support roles, are helping to bridge gaps in care for families affected by substance use. The discussion is enriched with personal anecdotes and professional experiences, offering a comprehensive look at the complexities of perinatal care.
This episode is a heartfelt exploration of how communities can better support individuals during one of the most vulnerable times in their lives. By fostering connections and breaking down barriers, there's hope for a future where every individual receives the care and support they need. Are you ready to rethink how we approach perinatal care and support?