A Practical Approach To Mental Health

A Practical Approach To Mental Health

We talk a lot about the importance of sharing our worries and anxieties, but what can we do on a practical level to change negative cycles and to create consistent patterns that support our mental health. Physiatrist, Dr Sarah Vohra, talks irrational thoughts and beliefs, why we catastrophise, what causes negative thought patterns and sabotaging cycles, the role of our senses, why quick fixes don’t work and what’s the role of those around us. Dr Sarah Vohra, The Mind Medic See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

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Could Eating Less Protein Help Us Age Better? Body Image & Burnout

Could Eating Less Protein Help Us Age Better? Body Image & Burnout

Could eating less protein actually help us to age better? Where is the line between genuine concern and harmful scrutiny when it comes to someone's body? And why are so many of us feeling burnt out by...

24 Aug 1h 1min

The Carnivore Diet, Finding Motivation for Healthy Habits & Hydration

The Carnivore Diet, Finding Motivation for Healthy Habits & Hydration

Why do so many people say they feel better on the carnivore diet? Is coconut water really the hydration hero social media claims it is? And how do we build healthy habits when motivation disappears? ...

20 Aug 43min

Can Sugar Affect Your Brain? How to Build Strong Bones & Poop Shoes

Can Sugar Affect Your Brain? How to Build Strong Bones & Poop Shoes

Could the amount of sugar we eat in early life influence our brain health decades later? What should we really be eating to build stronger bones? And why is social media suddenly obsessed with somethi...

17 Aug 55min

Can You Trust Your Hunger? Weight Loss Hype & BBQ Myths

Can You Trust Your Hunger? Weight Loss Hype & BBQ Myths

Could wellness mushrooms transform your health, or are they simply an expensive trend? Can you really trust your hunger cues after years of dieting and food rules? And should we be worried about what ...

13 Aug 56min

Are Two Meals a Day Enough? Eating Well for Less & Coffee

Are Two Meals a Day Enough? Eating Well for Less & Coffee

This week, we unpack the growing debate around meal timing and whether constant snacking is really helping our health, explore the latest report on the rising cost of healthy food, and take a look at ...

10 Aug 57min

Should You Really Eat the Rainbow, Blood Type Diets & What Do Smelly Farts Mean?

Should You Really Eat the Rainbow, Blood Type Diets & What Do Smelly Farts Mean?

Can your blood type tell you what to eat? Are plant proteins really "incomplete"? And does eating more colourful fruit and veg actually make a difference? This week we're tackling some of the biggest...

6 Aug 47min

Can Vegetables Protect Your Heart? Rethinking Screen Time & AI Wearables

Can Vegetables Protect Your Heart? Rethinking Screen Time & AI Wearables

Could eating more broccoli or beans in your twenties help protect your heart decades later? Should children under two avoid screens altogether? And are AI-powered wearables about to transform the way ...

3 Aug 52min

Fibre Hacks, Healthy Swaps & Fresh vs Frozen

Fibre Hacks, Healthy Swaps & Fresh vs Frozen

Can a fibre drink really help you hit your daily target? Are frozen vegetables just as healthy as fresh? And do you actually need to grind flaxseeds to get the benefits? In this listener Q&A, we answ...

30 Juli 42min

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