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The road to mental health recovery is a long and often arduous process. Often, many face challenges and discrimination, but with the right support system, it can be done. In this episode, Timothy J. Hayes, Psy.D. interviews educator and mental health advocate, Lauren Spiro. Lauren shares her journey towards mental health and the opportunities she has received to help others reach their recovery. She also shares her thoughts on the educational process she helped pioneer – emotional CPR.
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Sometimes the thoughts that you have in your head can act like an inner critic that will just lower your self-esteem. It's always best to block out those negative thoughts and focus on living in the present. Self-help mechanisms like meditation, yoga, and breathwork can help. These are all the things Dr. Gail Brenner recommends. Gail is an author and psychologist who encourages people to find their inner peace. She will teach you how to fix your self-esteem and the importance of meditation. She will also talk about her book, The End of Self-Help to further delve into the topics at hand. Join in and learn how to live in the moment in this episode of On Your Mind with Dr. Timothy J. Hayes.
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Modern medicine treats mental health symptoms instead of healing the whole person. Many times, the cause of these issues are traumatic events and failing relationships. The show’s guest in this episode is Reverend Steven Steinberger-Domienik, who is also a mental health counselor. Reverend Steven discusses with Timothy J. Hayes, Psy.D. his experiences of helping mental health clients. Listen to this episode to understand the relationship between mental health and spirituality. Tune in!
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If a good leader can admit to their own weaknesses and work hard on addressing them, the entire team will surely benefit as well. When Wayne Dumas desired to unlock a better version of himself, he turned to the Optimal Being Program. Joining Timothy J. Hayes, Psy.D., the COO of Network Data Systems shares the fruits of being part of this particular program. He explains how he learned to handle his emotions accordingly, started to get into meaningful conversations, and become a more confident leader who doesn’t second guess. Wayne also talks about the optimal tools he gathered from the program, allowing him to set better goals and perceptions as an effective leader.
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People cannot function properly if their problems and burdens are left unchecked. They need to fix what is inside of them and they can't do it alone. In this episode, you will learn how you can, as a leader, support your team to become optimal beings. Timothy J. Hayes brings Mark Hattas and Rex Montague-Bauer, the founders of Rookha Group Inc and Journey's Dream, to this conversation. Their goal is to give leaders a more active role in supporting their people's mental and emotional state. They do this by using the optimal being program. Learn more about the principles and elements of wellbeing and how to use them in your workplace.
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Dealing with depression, anxiety, and other forms of psychological suffering is difficult. Diederik Wolsak joins Timothy J. Hayes, Psy.D. to talk about his healing center and how the forgiveness process helps in the whole healing process. He is the founder and program director of Choose Again Attitudinal Healing Centre that helps people transform their life again, by learning to identify and release the psychological blocks that keep them from living life to the fullest. Diederik himself has been through the dark path of his life and through discovering his process of healing, he is now helping others heal through the painful patterns and return home with a renewed sense of purpose and vitality. Join him in this episode as he takes us deeper into it.
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Have you been through a stressful challenge in your life that’s impacted your body? Today’s guest is Dr. Andrew Pleener, the Founder and Director of #SameHere Psych Alliance. In this episode, Dr. Pleener discusses with Timothy Hayes, Psy.D. how mental health should not be a topic limited to the 1 in 5 labeled with mental illness, but for 5 in 5 because owing to the fact that we all face challenges in life. If we don’t pay attention to our mental health, our physical health will be impacted as well. Are you ready to make mental health a part of everyday conversation? Then this episode is for you. Tune in!
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Are you aware that the physical pain you’re feeling can be connected to past trauma? Timothy J. Hayes, Psy.D., a Licensed Clinical Psychologist who specializes in relieving post-traumatic stress symptoms talks with Mitzi Montague-Bauer about the connection between physical pain and emotional trauma. He explains that majority of our discomfort is directly related to our mental, emotional processing and sometimes, what we feel physically or emotionally is a product of misuse of our mental energy. He highlights the importance of dealing with the roots of pain because he says that change doesn’t happen unless you apply the tools to do something.
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How do you close a chapter of your life that means so much to you? A lot of combat veterans, even veterans with other experiences, have trouble transitioning from combat. Veteran Wellness Coordinator Marcus Farris tells Timothy J. Hayes, Psy.D. how Mission 22 came upon and the way it helps veterans deal with trauma, learn to embrace new things, and transition to their new life. He explains that with Mission 22, they also teach health but in a way that tells veterans and spouses to take personal responsibility to their healing journey and that they make use of different resources that aid healing and transitioning in so many ways.
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Fighting sleep issues isn’t as easy as counting sheep at night. As Dr. Nishi Bhopal, a board-certified in psychiatry and sleep medicine shares with Timothy J. Hayes, most of the time, what helps improve our sleep quality has more to do with our lifestyle during the day than what we do during nighttime. Dr. Nishi highlights 3 important elements that are integral in creating better quality sleep and also touches on the subject of using sleeping pills, their effects, what they do, and how they could actually do more harm than good. Find out how you can improve your quality of sleep at night by digging deeper into the factors that affect sleep.
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