School of Embodied Arts Podcast with Jenna Ward
Robyn Miller discusses the ‘Mental Load’ with me on today’s podcast.
The concept of the Mental Load is hundreds of years old. In many western countries since the 14th-century women’s energy has been seen as a natural resource to fuel the family (according to feminist scholar Silvia Federici, one of my hero’s).
Today, even though women have near-equity in so many diverse areas, we often still find ourselves carrying more than our share of the mental load. The mental load, the feminine & creating a more embodied future intersect in so many ways.
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Robyn Miller is an Australian medical doctor working in Northern Australia. Upon returning to work after maternity leave, Robyn, like many women, experienced the struggles of the “mental load”. When she couldn’t find any strategies to effectively “off-load” half of this invisible labour to her partner, Robyn drew upon her own skills and experience in neuroscience and organizational management to develop her own, unique approach. In 2019, she founded The Mental Load Project to help other women to recognize and rebalance the mental load in their relationships. She has since taught her strategy to dozens of women internationally. If you’re curious about finding out more, download her free guide at mentalloadproject.com/guide
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