Doctor Erin Bowe

I’m Dr Erin Bowe. I’m a Clinical & Perinatal Psychologist & Author of More Than a Healthy Baby: Finding Strength and Growth After Birth Trauma.

 I live in rural Victoria, Australia with my husband, 5 & 3 year old daughters, two cavalier king charles spaniels and a flock of chickens who are all named after film noir divas. 

What am I up to in 2021?

Promoting my first book, More than a Healthy Baby (published by The Kind Press) which is available  HERE

Writing my second book, Parents of the Pandemic. A time capsule of voices of parents who birthed and raised children under 5 during this time. You can find more info in the menu link above. 

Nurturing Soulful Strategy for Psychologists – a 10 week mastermind for Psychologists (& similar professions!) to to learn to make the shift from shrinking violet to tall poppy. I mentor you in how to lose your visibility BS, and burnout-proof your business. I teach you how to create & sell courses,  get paid to write & speak  and stop trading time for money.  The next round will launch later in 2021, for now, you can join us in the FREE group HERE

 Supporting over 1550* students who’ve enrolled in my birth trauma & perinatal anxiety & depression courses: 

Birth Trauma Training for Birth Workers is an accessible and affordable course for birthing professionals. We have birth workers in over 36 countries, and 12 languages represented. The course is also endorsed by the Australian College of Midwives for 16 CPD points. Find it HERE

More Than a Healthy Baby, the online course is another super practical, affordable option for parents wanting tools to cope with birth trauma. Find it HERE

For parents and birth workers wanting support for peri and postnatal anxiety and depression, I also have a short course HERE with $1 from each sale being donated to PANDA

LINKS FOR ALL THESE OFFERINGS IS IN THE DROP DOWN MENU

**Please note that I’m not currently taking new counselling clients**

I grew up on the apple isle in a city (yes, technically Devonport is a city) once described by Lonely Planet as a “sedentary, mildly menacing place”. I then moved to Hobart for university where I managed to live in not just one, but two houses where a murder-suicide was committed. I finally made the decision to move from St Kilda to the country when I came home one day, exhausted and suffering with morning sickness to find not just one but five men urinating on my front gate!

Sadly, I can only speak one language but convince myself I can actually speak two, because I don’t need the subtitles on for Ken Loach movies. I grew up playing English interpreter for Glaswegian parents, but I cannot roll my ‘R’s.

My experience in psychology is pretty wide ranging. I’ve worked with people as young as 9 months and as old as 90 years. There have been mums, murderers, Olympic athletes, chess champions, sex workers, and CEOs. I believe that everyone has a story, and am always interested in listening to yours.