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Notas Mentales es un podcast de psicología para comprender mejor tu mente. En cada episodio encontrarás herramientas prácticas para mejorar tu bienestar emocional, fortalecer tu mentalidad y desarrollar tu máximo potencial.

Following a recent episode of mental health struggles, Fran (a former mental health worker and a current amateur music critic), once again reflected on how important music is when it comes to keeping his head as level as it can be.The Mental Notes Podcast sees him talking to musicians he admires, and who have been somehow roped into talking to him, about the intersections of music and mental health. Expect open conversations about song writing, coping mechanisms, the helpful and unhelpful sides of the music industry, and how to navigate life. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more ...

The podcast describes the work of the Swiss association wunschambulanz.ch SAW, which fulfils the final heartfelt wishes of seriously ill people at the end of life free of charge. With the help of specially equipped ambulance vehicles and professionally trained staff, the organisation enables terminally ill individuals to attend meaningful events or visit places they have longed to see. The entirely volunteer-based project is funded exclusively through donations and explicitly emphasises that it does not provide any services related to assisted dying. In addition to numerous success stories, ...

We don't have a mental health crisis. We have a mental health CARE crisis. Not Your Average NP is hosted by Rebekah Sireci, a British-born board-certified Psychiatric Mental Health Nurse Practitioner and founder of RuLin Integrative Psychiatry. This show is for the patients the system failed and the clinicians who got into this work because they cared. Direct, clinically grounded, zero tolerance for jargon, and occasionally very funny.

Mental Notes with Matt is a real talk podcast about the messy, meaningful work of being human. Hosted by Matt, a father, performer, and mental health advocate, each episode explores themes like reinvention, grief, creativity, and self-compassion, through raw reflections and honest conversations. Whether you’re on your own mental health journey or just craving more authentic connection, this show is here to help you feel a little less alone. Please note that I am not a licensed therapist and this podcast is a space for sharing personal stories and insights from my own lived experience.

Dad and daughter talk about challenges they face and antidotes they've discovered through research and practice.

Feel better and treat chronic pain with this groundbreaking guide to pain management from the bestselling author of How Not to Die. It's estimated that nearly 30% of people suffer from chronic pain. Too often, mainstream medical treatments prioritise highly addictive prescription pain...

Welcome to the podcast where we unpack what really happens after the heartbreak, behind the mask, and beneath the surface. Whether you’re navigating trauma bonds, unpacking toxic cycles, rebuilding trust, or searching for clarity in your mental health journey — you’re not alone.Each episode, we explore real conversations about:Healing from past relationshipsDBT therapy, EMDR, ADHD, PTSD, and depressionNarcissistic abuse, intimacy disorders, and emotional regulationFamily dynamics, suicidal ideation, and how to pick the right therapistAnd the unspoken question: “Who do I even tell?”We...

Life is full of difficult things, from tiny everyday disappointments to life-altering events. Everyone’s at least a little bit Not OK, something grief expert and psychotherapist Megan Devine knows from the inside out. In wide ranging, insightful, deep conversations, Megan talks with people about their often invisible losses - and what they’ve learned about being seen and supported in difficult times. With guests pulled from the front lines of entertainment, medicine, education, and activism, the conversations in It’s OK that You’re Not OK are funny, complex, emotional, and hopeful - ...

A guest sits down on the couch and tells Dr. Francis about their life. Dr. Francis takes it seriously. Dr. Francis is not a licensed Dr., but a Dr. sort of like Dr. Dre and Doc Martin. That is the whole show. Not A Licensed Couch is a session where real people and masked people get the same thing: someone who listens like it matters. It does. Seriously. He listens. He cares. Like, a lot.

The wait is over... Welcome to On a Mental Note Podcast with Aracelis. Make sure to continue to tune in and share my excitement with me, grow, laugh a little, and continue to subscribe, rate, review, and share.

Escolhi psiquiatria porque a divisão parecia óbvia pra mim: corpo ou mente. Hoje, com a prática, não tenho tanta certeza dessa fronteira. A maioria dos conteúdos de saúde mental oferece informação, mas esconde quem fala. Eu prefiro o contrário. Sou Hamer Palhares, médico Psiquiatra formado há pouco mais de um quarto de século. Notas de um Psiquiatra é um espaço onde você espia meus apontamentos — o que aprendo no consultório, nas leituras e no interesse que não para de crescer pela mente humana.

This is Chris from State of Gratitude and this is Not Your Average Gratitude Podcast, where we confess our ungrateful moments, recap what we've learned from our embarrassing lived experience (or haven’t yet), all while beading intention wrap bracelets with our guests.Let’s be real, this podcast is going to be a little raw, a little vulgar, a little gay, and a little pop culture. And since I’m no gratitude expert and neither are my guests, we talk about the real ways we live in gratitude. We have the chance to explore diverse stories of triumph, perseverance, and real moments of ...

Drlaurengoodall.com Dr Lauren Goodall reviews excerpts from her book on her new podcast series. She was ranked by Book Authority, as best Bipolar books of all time. Her new mental health educational podcast is down to earth and relatable with her delivery. Looking for new and fresh Sponsors for this fast-growing podcast, send us note on Doc's contact form on DRLAURENGOODALL.com Enjoy!

Not Your Mother’s MidlifeWelcome to Not Your Mother’s Midlife, the podcast where we dive into the vibrant, sometimes messy, and always real journey of thriving in midlife as a woman. I’m your host, sharing my own experiences—from navigating hormonal shifts to tackling fatigue and keeping the spark alive in relationships—with honesty and humour. Each episode is packed with practical tips on women’s health, fitness routines to boost energy and strength, and beauty advice to help you feel confident and radiant at any age. Whether it’s finding the perfect workout to combat midlife ...

Mental Health Happy Hour Live is the creation of Autism self-advocate J.R. Reed (Not Weird Just Autistic) and bi-polar & PTSD self-advocate Jason Cottom (The Bipolar DM). Mental Health in the United States is generally looked at in a negative way, and it shouldn't be that way. Join Jason, J.R., and their guests as they look at mental health in a healthy, positive light.New episodes drop on Wednesday, so grab something to drink and join us for the Mental Health Happy Hour!

Providing knowledge, help, and hopefully some laughs. Mental Medicine (not prescribed!) is a podcast where you can learn about the struggles of mental health, relate to people on their issues, and start off your day with a happier outlook on life. (*Disclaimer*: A few of the episodes include information not provided by a professional, please seek help from a professional if you need serious help)

On Not My Addiction – Own Your Story, hear how pain transforms into purpose. Each episode brings authentic conversations about growing up with addiction, creative healing strategies, and practical prevention insights. Through powerful interviews and personal reflections, we create a safe space for anyone seeking healing or offering support. Join us for a journey of honesty, resilience, and hope—because your story matters.

Tired of parenting advice that leaves you more confused than confident? We are too. Join two psychologists and moms as we get real about what’s happening in today’s homes. From child-centered parenting to mental health and how to bring back balance, structure, and sanity. Honest conversations. Evidence-based insights. A little humor and a lot of heart.

Real Talk from a Therapist in Training is a calm and candid space where a counseling student shares real-life insights, reflections, and lessons from the journey to becoming a therapist. From breaking mental health myths to exploring everyday emotions, each episode offers honest guidance with heart.