Top Mental Health Podcasts

Feeling Good The "Feeling Good" podcast is hosted by Dr David Burns, a renowned psychiatrist and author of the best-selling book "Feeling Good: The New Mood Therapy." The show explores the latest research and techniques for treating depression, anxiety, and other mental health conditions using Cognitive-Behavioral Therapy (CBT) and other evidence-based approaches. Each episode features expert interviews, listener Q&A, and real-world examples of how people are putting the latest insights into practice. The show provides practical tips and advice for anyone seeking to improve their mental health and lead a more fulfilling life. "Feeling Good" is highly recommended for anyone looking to learn more about mental health and well-being and for those seeking practical guidance for overcoming depression, anxiety, and other emotional challenges.

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The Amygdala And Trauma: How Trauma Impacts The Brain

Have you ever wondered why you sometimes jump when you're startled? Do you wonder why you have a harder time handling stress and anxiety than your family or friends do? Part of the reason might lay in your brain and a tiny almond-shaped part called the amygdala – the amazing amygdala.

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Trauma Truth Bombs

In this blog, we will take a closer look at what really causes trauma to get stuck in the nervous system. We'll explore the biological reasons we are so susceptible to trauma and learn that those same reasons hold the key to healing trauma. And finally, we'll briefly outline the present and future of effective trauma treatment from a patient-centered, practical and human perspective. But first, a bit of science is essential to set the stage.

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Our Over Aroused Brains

Life is all about balance. Our brains are no different; just like our physical self, our mental self also requires balance. Now you could view this as simply ensuring each week you have a balance of activities that can support better brain health, like meditation, yoga or deep sleep. This may work for those of us who are already 'balanced', but what happens if our brains are a little bit right of centre?

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