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From Walking Heads to Whole Human Beings
In this episode of the Mind–Body Connection Podcast, Dr Phil Parker speaks with Marjon Oomens about her recovery from 20 years of chronic pain and the transformative role of the mind–body connection. Together they explore how emotional awareness — and learning to truly feel again — can open new pathways to healing.
By shifting our focus from physical symptoms to underlying stress patterns, inner beliefs, and often unconsciously repressed emotions, new possibilities can open up for recovery, resilience, and prevention. Change begins with understanding how the brain responds to perceived unsafety — and with listening to the wisdom of the body.
They also discuss Marjon’s work in leading the grassroots non-profit Emovere foundation, where recoverees and professionals join forces to share recovery experiences and scientific knowledge, creating a ripple effect to broaden the healthcare paradigm, and empower people to regain ownership of their health and wellbeing.
An inspiring conversation about awareness, reconnecting with yourself, and creating meaningful change.
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What does it look like to live the mind–body work – day to day, in real life?
In this episode of the Mind–Body Connection Podcast, Dr Phil Parker is joined by Dr Becca Kennedy, who brings a grounded, human perspective to mind–body change, neuroplasticity, and recovery. Together they explore how awareness, language, and moment-to-moment choices can support nervous system regulation and lasting wellbeing.
An honest, practical conversation about integrating mind–body principles into everyday life, beyond theory and into experience.
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What if your thoughts, emotions, and stress responses are influencing your immune system—right down to the level of your cells?
In this episode of the Mind–Body Connection Podcast, Dr Phil Parker is joined by Dr Karin de Punder, an expert in psychoneuroimmunology, to explore how the mind, nervous system, and immune system constantly communicate—and what this means for health, resilience, and recovery.
A fascinating conversation that brings together cutting-edge science and a compassionate understanding of the body’s adaptive intelligence.
Listen now and discover how mind–body interactions shape us from the inside out.
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Dr Phil Parker is joined by Dr Howard Schubiner, a leading voice in mind–body medicine and chronic pain recovery. Together they explore how the brain can learn pain and physical symptoms—and how those same neuroplastic processes can be harnessed for healing.
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Science + hope What if chronic pain and medically unexplained symptoms aren’t just random misfortune — but messages from the brain that can be heard and changed? ?? In this episode, Dr Phil Parker and Dr David Clarke discuss neuroplastic symptoms, how stress and emotions can shape physical experience, and what this means for recovery and resilience. Tune in for clarity, science, and new possibilities.
Some of the hardest-to-explain conditions — migraines, chronic pain, IBS — may come from the brain’s learned responses to stress and trauma. In this conversation with Dr David Clarke, we unpack what “neuroplastic symptoms” really are, why they’re so misunderstood, and how people can reclaim their wellbeing. This is a conversation every curious mind and compassionate clinician will appreciate.
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Season 5 of the series that has already drawn over a millions listeners begins.. In this opening episode of the Mind–Body Connection Podcast, Dr Phil Parker explores how our thoughts, emotions, and physiology continually shape one another—and how understanding this connection can transform health, resilience, and recovery.
He also pays tribute to Prof Andreas Evers, a guest from season one.
Listen in and start the season with fresh insight into what’s truly possible.
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