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From The Heart: The HeartKids Podcast

HeartKids
Heartkids
Mental Health
Congenital Heart Disease
Childhood-Onset Heart Disease
Advocacy
Community Support
Heart Disease
Child Health
Hypoplastic Left Heart Syndrome
Royal Children's Hospital
Teen Camps
Supraventricular Tachycardia
PPA2
Genetic Testing
Grief and Bereavement
Childhood Heart Disease
Hospitals
Parenting
Hyperplastic Left Heart Syndrome
Healthcare System

Join us as we explore stories of Australians impacted by childhood-onset heart disease (CoHD) - including congenital heart disease. We'll tackle the big issues - what it's like receiving a new diagnosis, preparing for open-heart surgery, looking after your mental health, and much more. The show features cardiologists and experts sharing their knowledge about the topics you want to know more about.... more

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In this episode, host Rachel Knowles speaks with Holly Cuthbert, a 25-year-old living with childhood-onset heart disease from Busselton in Western Australia.

Holly shares her experience growing up with a complex heart condition and undergoing four o... more

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This special 100th episode brings Sammy and Rachel together to revisit the moments, people and insights that have defined From the Heart. They explore the power of shared stories, the evolving experiences of heart parents and heart adults, and how co... more

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In this episode of the HeartKids Podcast, host Rachel Knowles speaks with 20-year-old Brodie and his mum, Annie, from Tasmania. Brodie has lived with childhood-onset heart disease and has undergone not one, but two heart transplants — the first durin... more

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Tanya Hall, CEO and founder of Hearts4heart and member of the World Heart Federation Board, joins us to share how lived experience can reshape care, policy and community. Diagnosed in infancy and navigating a complex journey that includes open heart ... more

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Recent Guests

Holly Cuthbert
A 25-year-old adult living with childhood-onset heart disease
Social worker at a high school in Western Australia
Episode: Resilience and Perspective: Holly’s Story
Tanya Hall
CEO and founder of Hearts4Heart
Hearts4Heart
Episode: Tanya Hall from Hearts4heart: The Power of the Patient Voice
Mark Edmonds
Education Project Coordinator at HeartKids
HeartKids
Episode: Shaping Better Care Through Education with Mark Edmonds
Natasha D'Souza
Heart Kids WA family support coordinator with personal heart family experience
HeartKids WA
Episode: Supporting Heart Families in WA and Beyond with Natasha D'Souza
Maria Tass
Mother of Benson and Albert, involved in advocacy and storytelling
HeartKids community advocate
Episode: CHD, RHD and Cultural Identity with Heart Mum Maria Tass
Jonathan Mackley
Long-time advocate and co-founder of ANSVAC, the Australian and New Zealand Fontan Community
ANZ Fontan Community / ANSVAC
Episode: Fontan Surgery, ANZFAC and Lived Experience with Jonathan Mackley
Hugo Taheny
World champion athlete, health ambassador, and Down syndrome advocate
Self/Various sports bodies
Episode: Hugo and Louise Taheny: Sport, Advocacy and Life with CHD and Down Syndrome
Louise Taheny
Mother of Hugo, caregiver and advocate
Family/Community
Episode: Hugo and Louise Taheny: Sport, Advocacy and Life with CHD and Down Syndrome
Dr. Stephanie Perrier
Pediatric and congenital cardiac surgeon at Royal Children's Hospital, Melbourne
Royal Children's Hospital, Melbourne
Episode: Inside Paediatric Heart Surgery with Dr Stephanie Perrier

Host

Sami Glastonbury
Heart parent and your host, with a strong advocacy role for children with heart conditions, sharing personal experiences and insights into the challenges faced by families.

Reviews

5.0 out of 5 stars from 45 ratings
  • Great resource

    I’ve only listened to one ep so far (19) but loved it. David is so good at explaining things in easy to understand English. Looking forward to hearing more now. Go HeartKids!

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    vugvgvu
    Australia3 years ago
  • Love it

    As a heart parent this poddy is a great listen ❤️💙

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Ashgardening
    Australia4 years ago

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The storytelling format resonates well with many as it makes complex subjects accessible and relatable for families dealing with heart disease.
Listeners appreciate the emotional depth and educational value of the content, often expressing gratitude for the insights shared by hosts and guests.

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RHD and Better Community Care with Tanika Parker and Genavie Tabuai
Q: What improvements would most benefit these communities, according to the guests?
Key improvements include better patient travel policies (to cover dental and other treatments), empowering communities to develop and sustain their own programs, and upskilling local health workers with ongoing workshops and support.
RHD and Better Community Care with Tanika Parker and Genavie Tabuai
Q: What are the biggest barriers to accessing care for RHD and maternal health in these communities?
Barriers include vast remoteness, long travel to access services, health literacy gaps, and the challenge of integrating cultural safety protocols within mainstream services; NGOs and local services help bridge these gaps.
RHD and Better Community Care with Tanika Parker and Genavie Tabuai
Q: What sparked Tanika and Genavie to pursue their current roles within remote Indigenous health?
Tanika describes her path from trauma nursing into RHD navigation, while Genavie emphasizes early intervention in maternal and child health and the importance of serving remote communities, driven by a commitment to culturally safe care.
Medical Trauma with clinical psychologist Carlye Crank
Q: What is medical trauma and how might it show up years after experiences with the health care system?
Medical trauma is the emotional response to negative experiences within health care, which can manifest as anxiety, fears, or memories of life-threatening events, and it can linger or re-emerge even after physical health has improved.
Supporting Heart Families in WA and Beyond with Natasha D'Souza
Q: How do you handle the emotional side for families facing these stressful moves?
Acknowledge the overwhelm, accept help, and lean on the village—Heart Kids, extended family, and the hospital volunteers. It's important to take short breaks to prevent burnout and maintain function for the child.

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What is From The Heart: The HeartKids Podcast about and what kind of topics does it cover?

This podcast presents emotional and informative stories about Australians affected by childhood-onset heart disease (CoHD), focusing heavily on congenital heart disease. It addresses significant topics such as navigating a new diagnosis, preparing for surgeries, and maintaining mental health, along with discussions featuring medical professionals including cardiologists and experts who provide valuable insights. The unique perspective of the hosts, which includes both a young adult living with CoHD and a parent of children with the condition, adds depth and relatability to the conversations. The podcast serves as a supportive resource for families, friends, and individuals facing the challenges associated with CoHD, creating a community cen... more

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2. Tanya Hall
3. Mark Edmonds
4. Natasha D'Souza
5. Maria Tass
6. Jonathan Mackley
7. Hugo Taheny
8. Louise Taheny

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