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In this warm Sunroom conversation, Dr Corina Sims welcomes educator, counsellor, coach, and long-time friend Tasha Morath to explore a common but rarely named midlife experience: social withdrawal. Is it “normal”? When is it a red flag? Together they unpack the biology (oestrogen, serotonin, oxytocin), the psychology (mood, anxiety, identity), and the cultural lens that can turn “withdrawing” into wise selectivity—quality over quantity. You’ll leave with practical ways to support mood, connection, and confidence through perimenopause and beyond.
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About our guest – Tasha Morath M. Ed., M. Couns.
Tasha is an educator turned counsellor/coach with advanced training and a deep interest in mindset, behaviour change, and women’s midlife wellbeing. She blends evidence-based tools with practical, compassionate support—and she asks the best questions.
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This podcast is for information only and is not medical advice. Please seek personalised care from your healthcare professional.
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In this warm Sunroom conversation, Dr Corina Sims welcomes educator, counsellor, coach, and long-time friend Tasha Morath to explore a common but rarely named midlife experience: social withdrawal. Is it “normal”? When is it a red flag? Together they unpack the biology (oestrogen, serotonin, oxytocin), the psychology (mood, anxiety, identity), and the cultural lens that can turn “withdrawing” into wise selectivity—quality over quantity. You’ll leave with practical ways to support mood, connection, and confidence through perimenopause and beyond.
Key topics
Practical takeaways
About our guest – Tasha Morath M. Ed., M. Couns.
Tasha is an educator turned counsellor/coach with advanced training and a deep interest in mindset, behaviour change, and women’s midlife wellbeing. She blends evidence-based tools with practical, compassionate support—and she asks the best questions.
Chapter markers
Links & resources
Disclaimer
This podcast is for information only and is not medical advice. Please seek personalised care from your healthcare professional.

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