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 week’s episode, Dr. Brian Russell, an award-winning professor and a transformational coach for entrepreneurs, pastors and spiritually-minded professionals, talks about his new book CENTERING PRAYER: HOW SITTING QUIETLY IN GOD’S PRESENCE CAN CHANGE YOUR LIFE. He shares how silence and solitude help us to heal from past hurts and confront the enemy within. It helps us within to fulfil our divine purpose and experience the love that we desire. Sitting quietly in God’s presence can change our lives by strengthening our relationship with God, see and love ourselves for what God sees us – His precious and unique creation.
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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How do you deal with discrimination and racial socialisation?
In this week’s episode, Dr Sheila Modir and Jeff Kashou talk about their personal experience. They share tips on how to counteract harmful messages of discrimination.
Paul Shepherd shares his story of finding happiness, success and fulfilment in his life and career. He talks about the lessons he learned from personal development programs that he spent over 500 thousand dollars on. He talks about his definition of success and how we could feel fulfilled and successful every day.
Dr Shani Fox talks about her motivation for leaving her corporate job for a PhD program at the age of 40. She shares the Cancer Survivor’s Fear First Aid Kit, which is useful for cancer survivors and the people around them. She talks about how we can deal with fear, vulnerability and guilt.
In this episode, Michael Ashford, an award-winning newspaper reporter and editor on the podcast, talks about journalism and media, how to be a better listener and how to disagree in an emotionally intelligent way.
In this episode of MIRROR TALK, Mark Owens shares his struggle with addictions and how he overcame the addictions. He shares his journey of going in and out of jail as well as his experience during the time he served in prison. He narrates how believing in himself and working on his self-esteem helped him go from penury to becoming a multi-million dollar entrepreneur.
Joe Burns shares the story of how he hit rock bottom in 2010, lost his wife to PTSD and his house was in foreclosure. He shares his journey of healing and self-discovery that changed the way he saw himself, money, and relationships. He teaches how we can master the game of emotions so that we can take control of the money in our lives.
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