• Book: “Same Page Parenting: Align With Your Partner To Raise Happy, Confident, and Resilient Kids” (see here)

• Journal - “The Therapy Buddy: A Journal For Processing Therapy Sessions” (see here)

• Guide: “Supporting Your Partner Postpartum: A Realistic Feminist Guide for Non-Birthing Partners” (see here)

Secrets of a Supermom Podcast: “Same Page Parenting: How to Stop Feeling Like You’re Parenting Alone: Episode 303” (see here)

In this episode:

• Why becoming parents can suddenly create conflict in an otherwise strong relationship, from sleep deprivation and identity shifts to the resurfacing of your own childhood experiences

• How the invisible mental load builds through everything from appointments and school schedules to anticipating everyone’s emotional needs

• Why asking your partner “What part of parenting feels heaviest for you right now?” can open a very different conversation than trying to convince each other who is right

Tilt Parenting Podcast: “Martina Nova on What Couples Get Wrong About Parenting Alignment: Episode 509” (see here)

In this episode:

• How your own history, fears, and neurodivergence can shape the parenting decisions that feel “right” to you

• How couples can navigate differences around discipline, technology and digital habits, and other parenting decisions without needing identical approaches

• What it takes to keep adapting and communicating as your children grow, including staying connected as parenting shifts into the adult years

Minimalist Moms Podcast: “What Couples Get Wrong About Parenting Alignment: Bonus Episode” (see here)

In this episode:

• How parenthood can expose parts of ourselves and our relationships we didn’t know were there, including old wounds, attachment patterns, and shifts in identity

• How the invisible mental load and the changing responsibilities of parenthood can affect connection between partners

• How co-parenting, neurodivergence, and healthy boundaries add additional layers to staying aligned through different seasons of family life

Beautifully Complex Podcast: “Getting on the Same Page with Your Co-Parent: Episode 361” (see here)

In this episode:

• Why raising a neurodivergent child can create a growing knowledge gap when one parent becomes the person researching, attending appointments, managing school communication, and learning the child’s needs

• How to get underneath disagreements about assessments, diagnoses, or medication by talking about the fear, grief, stigma, or identity concerns that may actually be driving the conflict

• Why a child might completely fall apart with one parent while seeming regulated with the other, and how that emotional collapse can actually reflect where they feel safest

The Imperfect Dads Podcast: “How Parenting Impacts Your Nervous System with Martina Nova: Episode 240” (see here)

n this episode:

• How nervous-system regulation shows up in everyday parenting, including what happens when something as ordinary as taking two kids to a farmers’ market becomes completely overwhelming

• Why curiosity matters in relationships, and how Martina’s work as a trauma therapist shaped the way she thinks about parenting and partnership

• How Same Page Parenting approaches real-life topics like identity, intimacy, screen time, food, and neurodivergence through reflection and conversation rather than one “right” way to parent

Modern Mommy Doc Podcast: “Same Page Parenting: Communicating, Repairing, and Raising Kids Together with Martina Nova: Episode 208” (see here)

In this episode:

• Why conversations about division of labour and the invisible mental load can go sideways, especially when emotions are already running high

• How the families we grew up in continue to shape the parenting decisions, expectations, and reactions we bring into our own homes

• Why conflict in front of children isn’t necessarily the problem, and how healthy repair can model something valuable about relationships

The Peaceful Parent Podcast: “You, Your Partner and Same Page Parenting with Martina Nova: Episode 224” (see here)

In this episode:

• Why postpartum mental health needs to include both parents, and how isolation, identity changes, past trauma, and the enormous lifestyle shift of having a baby can affect each partner differently

• Why couples with young children can start feeling touched out, disconnected, transactional, or more like roommates, especially when intimacy was previously an important way they connected

• How gender roles and invisible labour get reproduced in family life, and what children learn from watching who carries the household and parenting responsibilities

• Article Contribution for Nola Family Magazine.com: “Mom Rage” (see article here, full digital magazine here p.14-15)

• Article Mention for GoodHousekeeping.com: “10 Reasons Why Now Is the Best Time to Raise a Kid, According to Experts” (see here)

• Article Mention for Parents.com: “The ‘I Turned Out Fine’ Debate Is Exposing a Huge Generational Parenting Divide” (see here)

• Article Contribution for BCACC Insights Magazine Spring 2026: “The Unique Challenges of ADHD in Motherhood” (see here)

• Article Mention for She Knows Website: “It’s Normal For Kids to Have a Favorite Parent. Here’s How to Deal If It’s Not You” (see here)

• Article Mention for City Parent Digital Magazine: “New Book Helps Parents Align Their Values and Find Their Own Voice” (see here)

• Article Contribution for Parents Magazine: “Parents Are Using the ‘Jessica’ Trick to Stop Toddler Tantrums—Here’s Why It Works” (see here)

• Article Contribution for Thebabyspot.ca: “Same Page Parenting” (see here)

• Article Contribution for Motherhood Moment: “Book Nook - Same Page Parenting: Align with Your Partner to Raise Happy, Confident, and Resilient Kids” (see here)

• Article Contribution for Motherhoodlater.com: “Same Page Parenting by Martina Nova (Book Excerpt)” (see here)

• Article Contribution for Deborah Kalb Books: “Book Q&As with Deborah Kalb” (see here)

• BCACC Insights Magazine Fall 2022 article contribution “Being Human First” (see here)

• 2026 Raising Creative and Resilient Kids Summit: “Same Page Parenting:
  Understanding the Real Conflict
  Behind Parenting Disagreements” (see here)

• 2025 Perinatal Mental Health Conference Speaker: “The ADHD Parent In A Postpartum World: Navigating Overwhelm, Shame, And Sensory Overload” (see here)