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If one doesn't care about their health and well-being, they are at great risk of losing them. The fast pace of life made people forget about this. Listening to podcasts is a good way for people who want to take care of their health and personal well being, but don't have enough time. Aside from bringing in health tips and solutions to health problems even if you are offline, podcasts bring in the personal touch of fitness trainers, psychologists and other experts, too. In this catalog of podcasts, you can familiarize yourself with the latest health news and current health issues. Furthermore, you can learn how to protect your physical and mental well-being, change your nutrition, get rid of bad habits and improve the quality of your life. Also, you can find successful stories of people who managed to change their lives and overcome health problems, thanks to the guidance of experts, who are open for questions. Also, people who are shy or feel insecure can find podcasts which reveal the secret laws of attraction and learn how to master them as well as heal the psychological wounds they might have received in the past.
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Lifestyle By Design: Helping You Solve Everyday Challenges | Occupational Therapy | Health and Well-Being | Self-Help
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Lifestyle By Design: Helping You Solve Everyday Challenges | Occupational Therapy | Health and Well-Being | Self-Help
Karen Jacobs: Professor in Occupational Therapy, Occupational Therapist
Lifestyle by Design is hosted by Karen Jacobs, an Occupational Therapist and a professor in Occupational Therapy at Boston University. Lifestyle By Design’s motto is “helping you solve everyday challenges.” Each episode will introduce you to extraordinary people who will share with us their stories of how they addressed a challenge in their lives, as well as professionals who will share their expertise on how to handle challenges big and small.
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Maximize Mental Health and Well-Being
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Maximize Mental Health and Well-Being
Maximize Mental Health and Well-Being
A podcast about Maximize Mental Health and Well-Being
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Managing Stress: Principles and Strategies for Health and Well-Being, Sixth Edition
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Managing Stress: Principles and Strategies for Health and Well-Being, Sixth Edition
Jones and Bartlett Publishers
Practice many of the relaxation techniques for stress reduction with these Audio Files. Mental imagery, meditation, progressive relaxation, and autogenic training are taught with a professional mix of voice and restful music.
Many think nothing of popping aspirin when there are risks.Bởi Audacy
A low dose aspirinis no longer automatically recommended.Bởi Audacy
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Dr. Tyler Webster - Baby Aspirin - Who Should Take it?
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Pat talks with Dr. Tyler Webster of Valley Medical Group on the changing recommendations concerning baby aspirin.Bởi Audacy
It used to be a recommendation for just about all adults, especially seniors. Not any longer.Bởi Audacy
Start off the New Year by honestly asking yourself if you could benefit with a little help.Bởi Audacy
Make sure you are sleeping and getting your body to rev down properly during these cold winter months.Bởi Audacy
Because we feel like our lives are put on "hold", it's hard to deal with all the traditions we miss and how things are not returning to normal quickly enough.Bởi Audacy
More people are realizing they could cope better with a little help.Bởi Audacy
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Dr. Carrie Ditzel - SAD - Seasonal Affective Disorder
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Pat talks with Dr. Carrie Ditzel of Baker Street Behavioral discussing SAD, Seasonal Affective Disorder. This year since it's layered on top of the pandemic, many people find they may need some extra help coping during this cold and dark season. Paying attention to getting enough rest and exercise is important but it may help to talk to someone, to…
Dr. Ditzel says the "winter blues" could be especially difficult this year because of the continuing pandemic.Bởi Audacy
Get used to change because, just like always, the world is shifting.Bởi Audacy
Many people get angry that people around them don't think like them, too.Bởi Audacy
Writing down what's on your mind might be a good move for you in 2022.Bởi Audacy
It's been proven that one can chase away the blues with exercise.Bởi Audacy
Pat talk with Long Island therapist Ron Villano about facing the New Year. He discusses resolutions, exercise, surrounding oneself with good people, having patience with oneself, journaling and therapy using telehealth.Bởi Audacy
Forget about weight loss and going to the gym, maybe focus on surrounding yourself with good people and being patient with yourself in the New Year.Bởi Audacy
Not only eating a plant based diet helps one's longevity, but a strong sense of purpose, too.Bởi Audacy
Why do these people live so long?Bởi Audacy
Choose pals with a healthy lifestyle.Bởi Audacy
Dan explains the Okinawan concept of moai. In the U.S., we would call it a posse.Bởi Audacy
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Dan Buettner - "The Blue Zones Challenge"
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Pat talks with Dan Buettner, author of "The Blue Zones Challenge - A 4 Week Plan for a Longer, Better Life" Dan discusses the people in five of the world's Blue Zones who often live past 100 in great health. They eat a plant-based diet, have a group of friends and have a great sense of purpose.Bởi Audacy
Dan explains how the people in the Blue Zones don't have the diseases which we struggle with like heart disease and dementia.Bởi Audacy
Connection is really a super power and can save lives at this time of year, especially.Bởi Audacy
What brain chemistry has to do with suicidal thoughts and why talk therapy sometimes helps.Bởi Audacy
Not everyone who contemplates suicide may display signs.Bởi Audacy
It isn't always the people who appear to be down, who may be suicidal.Bởi Audacy
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Michael Lee Stallard - "Connection Culture"
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Pat talks with Michael Lee Stallard discussing suicide at this time of year. He is the author of "Connection Culture" and says that connecting with others so they don't feel so isolated and lonely can make all the difference in a life. If you need any help at all, please call the National Suicide Prevention Hotline: 1-800-273- TALK (8255)…
If someone in your orbit appears lonely or isolated, reach out at this time of year. You can make a real difference in a life.Bởi Audacy
Companies will have to start paying more attention to home care if they want to attract and keep good workers. Thanks.Bởi Audacy
Often, employees keep their home healthcare challenges a secret at work. They don't want to be seen as being over-extended.Bởi Audacy
Some progressive companies are catching on and offering home healthcare help, but, as a country, it's an uphill climb on this issue.Bởi Audacy
Kassidee Kipp says at any given time, 20 percent of the workforce is caring for someone ill at home.Bởi Audacy
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Kassidee Kipp - The Great Resignation & Home Care
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Pat talks with Kassidee Kipp, co-founder of the company, Grayce, which provides help with home care. Challenges with caring for an aging parent or sick partner at home while holding down a job are one of the causes for The Great Resignation. Companies in-the-know are offering related benefits to attract and keep good workers, since 20% of the workf…
Without help, you will not be able to "do it all" when it comes to caring for a sick loved one at home and holding down a job.Bởi Audacy
Home healthcare is something we need to increasingly pay attention to.Bởi Audacy
With labor shortages and the large baby boomer population, home healthcare is almost in crisis.Bởi Audacy
Self-care is especially important to caregivers, especially having someone to talk to.Bởi Audacy
In the past year, almost 42 million Americans were providing care to a sick family member at home.Bởi Audacy
Pat talks with Calvary Hospital's Assistant Director of Community Operations Coleen Nevin discussing home healthcare and the lack of enough aides to relieve family members who are caring for sick loved ones at home.Bởi Audacy
A boss doesn't create a good work environment overnight.Bởi Audacy
When humans are stressed and lonely, they often lash out. There are better ways to cope.Bởi Audacy
So many people are leaving their jobs because they just can't take it any more.Bởi Audacy
Why the boss acts like a dictator.Bởi Audacy
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Michael Lee Stallard - "Connection Culture"
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Pat talks with Michael Lee Stallard, author of "Connection Culture" and head of the Connection Culture Group talking about brutal honesty in the workplace and how work is changing these days.Bởi Audacy
Sometimes this is code for a chance to bully or exercise power against employees.Bởi Audacy
Chris Wark asks: Why take a chance that you'll get cancer?Bởi Audacy
Chris Wark believes if you are negative, cynical, angry, resentful, envious and hurt, it will eventually make you sick. He asked forgiveness of everyone he hurt in his entire life and forgave all those who hurt him, too.Bởi Audacy
He only consumed clean, raw plants and no meat, dairy or processed food.Bởi Audacy
His lifestyle played a role in his cancer and he wanted to see if cleaning it up could heal him.Bởi Audacy
Pat Talks with Chris Wark, cancer survivor and author of "Chris Beat Cancer" and "Beat Cancer Kitchen" in which he details how he opted not to do chemotherapy or radiation after his surgery for colon cancer. He devised a radical program addressing his mind and body which included a plant-based diet and spiritual dimension as well as forgiveness.…
