The Mind Faculty

In this episode of The Mind Faculty podcast, Jade Goh discusses attachment styles in romantic relationships with Shankar Thiruchelvam. They talk about how early childhood experiences can influence the type of people we're attracted to and how we can start to build a secure connection with our partners. 

In this episode of The Mind Faculty podcast, Jade Goh discusses how anxiety manifests in romantic relationships with Esther Loh. They talk about how to support a loved one with anxiety, and the strategies an anxious person can use to support themselves. 

In this special bonus episode of Season 2, Jade Goh talks to Sharan Kaur about the importance of sex for our mental health. They also discuss the misconceptions about sex that may be affecting the your sexual pleasure. 

In this episode, Jade Goh talks to Sharan Kaur, a relationship counsellor with The Mind Faculty talk about heart break and how it is similar to the grieving process. They also discuss  what to do and more importantly what not to do during a break up. (Hint: it's not stalking your ex!) 

In this episode, Jade Goh talks to Joyce Hue, a clinical hypnotherapist with The Mind Faculty about the subconscious beliefs and programmings that we may face during the coronavirus pandemic and how to address them. This episode also contains a guided visualisation exercise. 

In this episoide, Jade Goh talks to Sharan Kaur, a couples counsellor with The Mind Faculty about the relationship challenges we may face during the pandemic and how to strengthen our connections with our partners and our family. 

In this episode, Jade Goh talks to Dr Lim Chee Min about depression, anxiety and how to break away from negative thought patterns that may arise during the coronavirus pandemic. 

Jade Goh speaks to Mr Ko Teik Yen about the importance of mindfulness during the COVID-19 pandemic. They discuss how the mind can transcend the space-time barrier, paying attention while making chicken rendang and how to turn anxiety into productive energy. 

Jade Goh speaks to Professor Stephen Jambunathan about the psychological impact of the COVID-19 pandemic on the community, and the importance of psychological services.