Sarah J. Buckley
Doctor
4
MENTIONS
3
EPISODES
3
PODCASTS
Search complete. 4 mentions across 3 episodes found for "Sarah J. Buckley".
Oct 5, 2026
Sally CusackGUEST
A lot of women don't understand that and clinicians, some clinicians still don't understand that a woman needs to feel private, safe and unobserved.
Sally CusackGUEST
Have you ever had Dr. Sarah Buckley on your podcast?
Keshia TomlinsonHOST
She's coming on next week.
Keshia TomlinsonHOST
Awesome.
HelenHOST
And episode 200 will be a special one.
HelenHOST
Next week, you'll get the chance to listen to one of the world's leading experts on oxytocin, the famous Dr. Sarah Buckley, our first ever expert on the podcast.
HelenHOST
And we went straight to the top.
HelenHOST
Meanwhile, in today's chat, Caitlin takes us on her journey of becoming pregnant, of the first three months of having to make some big decisions, of the story she'd heard about birth.
44 MINS LATER
CaitlinGUEST
yeah that was the best thing i'm so glad that i i didn't know that and but i wonder if that's why he didn't come because that's it's the soft part of the head that's pushing on your cervix is that right
HelenHOST
yeah but it's also there's a whole combination of factors that lead us to going into labor and so there's plenty of moms that do go into labor naturally that have posterior babies and it's this such a hormonal freaking concoction of cop cocktail that needs to happen.
HelenHOST
You're this episode possibly maybe just before or just after Dr. Sarah Buckley, who is one of the world's leading experts on oxytocin and the hormones of birth.
CaitlinGUEST
And
Innes HeywoodGUEST
doing.
Innes HeywoodGUEST
And I really was so interested in reading books books i read sarah buckley uh gentle birth gentle mothering i
Nadine RichardsonHOST
think that's what it's called
Innes HeywoodGUEST
yep and i listened to every single one of your podcasts um and really kind of wanted to understand because i just had no education of birth and i really wanted to understand okay What can it be like firstly? And then like what are all the steps? Like what actually physiologically happens to my body? I wanted to know everything.