In this episode, Michelle Zellner shares practical tips on improving our physical, mental and emotional health. She enlightens us on how we can make our hormones behave through our diet, stress management, exercise and a lot more. Michelle reveals secrets of a better night’s sleep and mapping our minds in the right direction. Additionally, she shares tips on life-lasting weight loss.
This week, Mark Henick shares his vital and triumphant story of perseverance and recovery from mental health challenges and suicidal attempts. In his memoir, So-Called Normal, Mark writes about growing up in a broken home and the events that led to the fateful night on the bridge that changed his life.
can awaken our inner awesomeness. She shares some tips on thriving after experiencing a challenging situation such as a breakup, divorce or loss of a loved one. She teaches us how to build a better relationship with ourselves while we let go of the past.
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In this second part of the podcast conversation, Dr Sheila Modir and Jeff Kashou talk about the impact of racial trauma on our mental health and how they are working with Disney, FreeForm to portray mental health responsibly. They share tips on how we can reduce psychological distress and promote as well as improve the overall functioning and wellbeing of each member of a family.
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In this episode, David JP Phillips talks about the magical science of storytelling and the 110 techniques of communication which could be used to effectively engage in meaningful conversations with yourself or your audience. He shares the easiest method of maintaining a good mental state.
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