Brian O'Connell talks to Patrick Carroll, a physiotherapist who provides strength and conditioning programmes for runners, as well as clinical psychologist Dr Malie Coyne on how much our minds influence our bodies.
Oct 2018
How Exercise Impacts on The Brain & Our Mental Health
We chat to doctor and researcher at King's College London, Dr Brendan Stubbs, about the impact exercise has on mental wellbeing, how important the 10,000 daily steps are and what else we can do with our bodies to help our minds. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out info ... Show More
37m 1s
Jul 2024
Gareth Cornwall, Psychotherapist ~ Joseph H. Pilates, Patient
Send us Fan MailMany believe it’s the mind that builds the body. Joe Pilates understood this, but did he understand his own mind? On this 100th episode of All Things Pilates, I wanted to present something a little different for you. Last year, Gareth Cornwall, a psychotherapist w ... Show More
58m 36s
Dec 2020
How Successful People Train Their Brain For Optimal Performance
Dr. Amen studies the brain, Tana Amen studies the body and soul. Together, the Amen’s promote brain health as the key to addressing mental challenges like depression. In this episode of On Purpose, Dr. Daniel Amen and Tana Amen talk with Jay Shetty about the importance of brain h ... Show More
31 m
Jun 2023
233: Start to Heal: Letting Go of Your Pain Identity with Inka Land
Your thoughts make up your reality. Positive affirmations, mindset, actions, and healthier living choices. All these play a part in both our physical and mental wellbeing. Join Inka and Aileen as they discuss how much taking care of our physical brains and bodies contribute to ou ... Show More
1h 2m
Mar 2019
428 - How Your Brain Keeps Your Body Fit
The mind plays a large role in fitness, exercise, and sports—almost as large as our cardiovascular system, strength, speed, and power. Get-Fit Guy interviews neuroscientist Dr. Bob Schafer to learn how habits and mindfulness can improve our training. Plus, which is more important ... Show More
14m 19s