Season 4 Episode 22: Listening to Your Body: Dina De Laurentiis on Motherhood, Health & Grief
The Seam PodcastShow Notes
Producer and wellness creator Dina De Laurentiis joins The SEAM for a candid conversation about women’s health, motherhood, nutrition, hormones, grief, and self-advocacy. Dina reflects on her history with disordered eating and how pregnancy ultimately changed her relationship with nourishment.
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