Dr Jodie's podcast, "Where to From Here," explores personal stories of resilience, mindset, and overcoming adversity. In episode 4, she goes in session with South African journalist Mary Lloyd, who moved from Hong Kong to Australia with her family to work for the ABC. 

Mary was diagnosed with breast cancer in 2019 during the COVID-19 pandemic. She shares her experience of having surgery to remove the lump, only to be told she had another cancer. Despite the challenging circumstances, Mary shows profound resilience and shares her mindset strategies that helped her through the experience with sincerity.

Mary has always used journalism as a vessel to shine a light on the world's problems and to give exposure to issues that matter. Her focus on women's health has led her to create a conversation around anxiety and to help people feel connected around their experiences. 

She often discusses the stigma around not being okay and society's pressure to present a perfect self. Through her work, she cultivates a voice that says, "it's okay not to be okay," and shares strategies to help women respond to discomfort and thrive.

Dr Jodie's conversation with Mary Lloyd is an inspiring and insightful look into the strength and resilience of the human spirit.

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In this episode of Where to From Here, Dr Jodie goes in session with Mark Beretta, Australia's most watched Sports Presenter with over 30 years of experience as a sports guru for Channel Seven. Mark is also an author, engineer, holds the rank of Major in the Australian Army (Reserve), 10-time Australian water ski champion, Dancing With The Stars contestant, and marathon bike rider.

Dr Jodie and Mark discuss the importance of having a heart-driven pull and how it aligns with personal values to achieve high-performance.

Mark shares his core values, including being dead-honest, trusting and uplifting others, and the impact that having just one person believe in you can have.

Mark's vibrant personality makes him a sought-after corporate host and MC, and he has covered almost every major international event in world sport.

He is a veteran of thirteen 13 Olympic Games broadcasts and was one of the anchors for Seven’s award-winning coverage of the 2000 Games in Sydney.

Mark also hosts Seven’s live coverage of Supercars, the Sydney Hobart yacht race and cycling’s Tour Downunder.

As a board member of the cancer charity, Tour de Cure, Mark works tirelessly to fundraise to help find cures and change outcomes. The charity has so far raised $100-million for cancer research in its 17 years, and helped to fund 100 breakthroughs in cancer research.

Despite his successful career, Mark remains humble and grounded. In this episode he provides advice for people experiencing anxiety, starting with the importance of breathing to make rational decisions.

Join Dr Jodie and Mark Beretta in this inspiring episode of Where to From Here as they delve into what drives high performance and achieving personal goals while staying true to your values.

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In this episode of Where to From Here Dr Jodie goes in session with Mark Wales, former special operations commander, champion of Survivor 2022, Author, and Keynote Speaker. Mark opens up about how he and his brother were sexually abused as children by a family member in the mid-eighties.

As a former special operations commander, Mark was used to operating in dynamic, high-stress situations. However, his time in the military seemed mild compared to the courage it took to report the abuse he suffered. He described taking it to court as similar to ‘confronting the boogie man’.

But it was taking it back to his time in the military that helped Mark establish the tools to master the fundamentals of resilience, values, and purpose. Mark’s story highlights the mind and body connection, as well as a holistic approach to mental health, well-being, and high performance. Listen to this episode for practical tips you can apply to rebuild your life when you feel as though you’ve hit rock bottom.

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In the very first podcast episode of Where to From Here, Dr Jodie goes in session with Sarah Berry, lifestyle and health journalist at The Sydney Morning Herald & The Age.

Sarah shares what it feels like to be a journalist with debilitating public speaking anxiety, her challenges with being a Type-A personality, and the belief that you have to be ‘perfect’ in order to be good enough.

Throughout the episode, Sarah comes to realise her strength, tenacity, and resilience and narrows in on the compassionate voice that enabled her to get through some hard times in her life, including facing her mother’s depression and battling her own health issues. 

Dr Jodie and Sarah go deep on perfectionism, feeling outside your comfort zone, reframing experiences, the unknown, and how not to focus on fear.

If you’re looking to explore the limits of your own potential and how to celebrate the small wins, then this is a must-listen!

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