Brock Bastian is a clinical psychologist, researcher, TEDx speaker and author who is passionate about helping us understand the importance of experiencing the spectrum of emotions and sharing the skills and insights that help us live full lives despite the psychological challenges we all face. Brock talks about what inspired him to write his book 'The other side of happiness' and also helps us understand more about our experiences throughout the pandemic. 

http://www.brockbastian.com/

http://www.brockbastian.com/book

Emotion Circumplex

TEDx Talk: Why we need pain to feel happiness

ACT of Living

Let Grow

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When we understand what's behind our anxiety, why it makes us feel the way we do and powerful strategies that help, our world opens up in beautiful new ways. In this episode I jump on the mic to share more about where anxiety comes from and how you can use practical skills and ideas to settle it down so you can move forward and live life on your own terms. 

The User's Guide to the Human Mind; Shawn T. Smith, PsyD

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David Knoff was the leader of the Davis Research Station in Antarctica when the pandemic hit. When their ticket home was postponed indefinitely, David continued to lead and support a team of 24 expeditioners through uncertainty, anxiety and high pressure challenges over 537 days of winter. This, of course, is the name of his new book chronicling his, and his team's experiences stranded on ice while the world outside was changing forever.

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Muscle tension is such a common symptom of anxiety and, left unchecked, can lead to other challenges, and in some cases, can amplify anxiety about the tension and possibly even accompanying pain. In this short episode I share the ways muscle tension can show up and practical strategies to help dial it back. Enjoy! 

Progressive Muscle Relaxation

https://www.anxietycanada.com/articles/how-to-do-progressive-muscle-relaxation/

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After listening to Louise Hayes you'll learn to think differently about your anxiety, or that of someone you care about with a powerful shift in perspective. You'll also understand why she's a global leader in acceptance, mindfulness and positive therapeutic approaches to life's curve balls. In this episode you'll also learn a new, easy to remember, 3 pronged approach to understanding what anxiety is telling you, and managing the worry and physical symptoms that come with it. 

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Website

What makes you stronger

Pearl Lotus Nepal

Instagram

Twitter

Facebook

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So many of us underestimate the importance of sleep when it comes to our mood, our mental health and how we get through the day. In this episode sleep expert Olivia Arezzolo shares wisdom, tips and strategies galore, some of which you may have never heard before. You'll learn about the bi-directional nature of sleep when it comes to anxiety, the importance of knowing and understanding your chronotype, overcoming bedtime resistance as well as Olivia's clever signature sleep routine. You'll be snoozing soundly in no time after listening to this one. 

Here's where you can learn more:

Olivia's website

Olivia's book: Bear, Lion or Wolf

Instagram

Facebook

Chronotype quiz

Email

LinkedIn

Sleep kit

Sleep coaching

Sleep school - Discount code for sleep school: VIP50

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Today's guest, self-care and stress management expert Corey Jackson, blends the very best of what modern research and ancient wisdom bring to managing stress, anxiety and overwhelming emotions. Corey shares his wisdom so generously; some of what you'll learn includes: what's at the heart of anxiety, the time-span of our emotions and the role of mindfulness in emotional regulation, how to get started with attention training, what to expect as a beginner and how to bring your practice off the mat and into your life. 

https://coreyjackson.com.au/

https://coreyjackson.com.au/short-courses/

https://business.facebook.com/CEBwithCoreyJackson/

https://www.linkedin.com/in/stress-burnout/?originalSubdomain=au

Mind the hype

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Our vagus nerve plays a critical role in our mental health, physical health, our connection with those around us and how at home we feel in our body. In this episode the incredibly knowledgeable Trauma Informed Physiotherapist Jessica Maguire talks about the role of the vagus nerve in chronic stress, anxiety, gut health and chronic pain, the most powerful tool for improving the health of our nervous system and so much more.  

Jessica Maguire Website

Jessica Maguire Youtube channel

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A good relationship with a psychologist or counsellor is critical to the success of therapy. In this episode I share why finding a good psychologist is like finding a fab pair of jeans, my 'third time lucky' journey to finding my psychologist and tips to keep in mind when finding yours.

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When we feel stressed and anxious it can often drive us to look for ways to alleviate the discomfort. 'Comfort eating' is one coping mechanism that can bring short-term relief, but leave us feeling guilty, ashamed and lacking in willpower. A classic example of the happiness trap. In this episode mindset coach and nutritionist Carly Taylor helps us to understand why it's common, why it's hard to stop, why more willpower isn't the answer and how to break the cycle. 

Better You Program

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Carly Taylor Coaching 

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