This Voice is Mine: the Unquiet Podcast
Aug 24, 2026 · 51 min · 10 segments
In this honest, funny and deeply human conversation, Dr Tuesday Watts-Overall, psychologist and mother of three, joins Dr Emma Offord to talk about the truth of modern motherhood: the fear, the…
Tuesday Watts-OverallGuest
Emma OffordHost
And tell me if I got this wrong, but that when you first started showing up, maybe it was a bit more expert led.

You didn't quite... perhaps attract as many people didn't but once you started talking from this raw authentic kind of fear yeah the uncomfortable feelings that's when people started to take notice and
connect completely like I think I'd been kind of dwelling in the social media space for two or three years just feeling really lost like I was just really in this feeling of lostness and it was from that place when I just I really felt like there's nowhere else to go like yeah I don't know what else to say apart from what I'm feeling right now and what I'm living and I did that I just said it and And overnight,
And like this time last year, or maybe slightly further down, it was in the summer last year, I said to a friend, I just I want to walk away from it all because I feel like I'm crushing myself.
by trying to figure out what I'm supposed to do, and I feel like I can't figure out what that is, and it's crushing me, and I can't find the answers.
And my friend just said to me, what do you enjoy? Like, what's your joy? And I was saying, you know, I love writing, I love just expressing, and she's like, just follow your joy and see where it takes you.
And it was like, once I removed that pressure to fix and to offer solutions and... you know and and not to fix myself either yeah just to say it that was when everything changed and literally my life as i knew it like overnight has changed

Yeah, and I think that's probably, you know, quite reflective of the audience who follow you is that they've probably had periods of trying to fix themselves.

Other people have said you need to find the solution and actually to have somebody boldly, you know, say I'm not here to or suggest that you need to find a solution.
But I think also it reflects something that was lost in this village that we once had.

And tell me if I got this wrong, but that when you first started showing up, maybe it was a bit more expert led.

You didn't quite... perhaps attract as many people didn't but once you started talking from this raw authentic kind of fear yeah the uncomfortable feelings that's when people started to take notice and
connect completely like I think I'd been kind of dwelling in the social media space for two or three years just feeling really lost like I was just really in this feeling of lostness and it was from that place when I just I really felt like there's nowhere else to go like yeah I don't know what else to say apart from what I'm feeling right now and what I'm living and I did that I just said it and And overnight,
And like this time last year, or maybe slightly further down, it was in the summer last year, I said to a friend, I just I want to walk away from it all because I feel like I'm crushing myself.
by trying to figure out what I'm supposed to do, and I feel like I can't figure out what that is, and it's crushing me, and I can't find the answers.
And my friend just said to me, what do you enjoy? Like, what's your joy? And I was saying, you know, I love writing, I love just expressing, and she's like, just follow your joy and see where it takes you.
And it was like, once I removed that pressure to fix and to offer solutions and... you know and and not to fix myself either yeah just to say it that was when everything changed and literally my life as i knew it like overnight has changed

Yeah, and I think that's probably, you know, quite reflective of the audience who follow you is that they've probably had periods of trying to fix themselves.

Other people have said you need to find the solution and actually to have somebody boldly, you know, say I'm not here to or suggest that you need to find a solution.
But I think also it reflects something that was lost in this village that we once had.
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