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In this mini-episode from Hurt to Healing, Susannah Constantine shares her powerful journey from being a high-functioning alcoholic to finding sobriety. She opens up about the emotional toll of living a double life, the pivotal moment that made her realise she needed help, and the challenges of rebuilding trust with her family. Susannah sheds light on the often hidden nature of addiction and the strength it takes to confront it.
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Instagram: @susannahconstantine
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In this mini-episode of Hurt to Healing, we revisit a powerful converstion with Danny Gray. Danny opens up about his experience with body dysmorphia and the struggles he faced growing up, offering deep insights into what truly helps when supporting a loved one dealing with mental health challenges. He shares the journey that led him to create Warpaint for Men, a brand born out of personal pain and a desire to make a difference. Danny’s powerful reflections and practical advice are a reminder that sometimes the best way to help is simply to be there, without judgement.
Find Danny:
Instagram: @danny.h.gray
JAAQ: https://jaaq.org/home
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In this mini-episode of Hurt to Healing, we revisit a deeply moving conversation with Laura Adlington. Laura opens up about the complexities of body image, food, and the pressure to conform to societal expectations. She shares her personal journey with disordered eating and the emotional toll of constantly being judged for her appearance. Laura’s vulnerability shines through as she discusses her evolving relationship with food and how she’s learning to embrace body neutrality over the unrealistic ideals of body positivity. It’s an insightful and empowering conversation you won’t want to miss.
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Instagram: @laura.adlington
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In today’s mini-episode of Hurt to Healing, we revisit an insightful conversation with mental health advocate Ben West. Ben passionately addresses the simple yet powerful solutions to the growing mental health crisis. He discusses the importance of education, prevention, and smarter allocation of resources, emphasising the need for mental health training in schools, just as we train teachers to respond to physical health crises. Ben shares why the path to meaningful change isn’t as complex as we might think—and how each of us can play a role in reshaping the future of mental health care.
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Welcome to another mini episode of Hurt to Healing. In today's snippet, we’re diving into my insightful conversation with Millie Gooch, founder of the Sober Girl Society. Millie shares her experience navigating social events without alcohol, from dealing with the pressures of drinking culture to building confidence through sober dating. She also offers practical tips for anyone looking to reassess their relationship with alcohol and emphasises the growing "sober curious" movement.
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In today's mini snippet, we’re revisiting a powerful conversation with Anna Williamson, a well-known mental health advocate, who opens up about her journey with anxiety disorder. In this clip, Anna discusses the critical difference between everyday anxiety and anxiety disorders, and how the latter can deeply affect your quality of life. She shares her personal experience of managing triggers, the importance of self-awareness, and offers valuable insights on mental health struggles.
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Welcome to Hurt to Healing with me, Pandora Morris. On today’s best bit, we revisit an insightful conversation with Dr. Angharad Rudkin, a child clinical psychologist, who explores how children typically respond to their parents' divorce.
Dr. Rudkin explains that children often blame themselves due to their egocentric and magical thinking, and how important it is for parents to constantly reassure them that the divorce isn’t their fault. She also touches on how divorce can impact younger children, teens, and the different ways boys and girls process these emotional changes over time.
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Today, I wanted to share a special clip from a previous conversation with someone many of you might know—Spencer Matthews. Spencer has just completed an incredible feat: 30 marathons in 30 days in the desert, setting a brand-new world record. It's an extraordinary achievement, but what really struck me when we spoke was his attitude towards exercise.
I was curious to know if his intense focus on fitness was something he used to replace drinking, or if it had become an addiction in itself. What I discovered was a man deeply passionate about setting challenges for himself and pushing his own limits.
As we’re in between seasons, I wanted to start resharing a few clips from some of your favourite episodes as a reminder of the brilliant guests and fascinating conversations we’ve had so far. So, here’s a snippet from my chat with Spencer Matthews—enjoy!
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In today’s bonus episode, I speak with Netta Weinstein, a professor of clinical and social psychology at the University of Reading, about the nuances of solitude and loneliness. We delve into the key differences between the two and why solitude is essential, even as society focuses on combating loneliness. Netta shares insights on how solitude can be experienced even in the presence of others, its mental health benefits and challenges, and the importance of balancing social interactions with alone time. We also discuss the guilt many mothers feel when seeking solitude and the need to embrace the superpowers of solitude in our busy lives.
Find more information on Netta: https://www.reading.ac.uk/pcls/staff/netta-weinstein
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In this episode, bestselling author and authenticity expert Kelly Weekers joins me to discuss the impact of social media on our mental health and self-perception. Kelly explores how social media can lead to unrealistic aspirations, affect beauty standards, and create a facade of numerous friendships while many lack real connections. We also talk about its effects on romantic relationships and whether social media contributes to feelings of loneliness among singles. Kelly offers insights on recovering from social media’s negative impact and provides practical advice for improving self-confidence in the digital age.
Find Kelly:
Website: https://kellyweekers.com/
Books: https://kellyweekers.com/the-books/
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On today’s Healing 101 episode, I am joined by Professor Michael Norton, a distinguished Harvard psychologist and world-leading expert in behavioural science. Professor Norton's latest book, "The Ritual Effect," offers a groundbreaking exploration of the transformative power of rituals in our lives. Moving beyond habits, he delves into the profound meaning and joy that rituals bring, illuminating how they animate our existence and foster emotional regulation, resilience, and connection.
With profound insights drawn from psychology, anthropology, and neuroscience, Professor Norton elucidates why rituals hold such significance in our lives. From coping with grief to savouring moments of joy, rituals play a pivotal role in navigating life's transitions and fostering emotional well-being. In our conversation, we explore the nuances of rituals, from their potential to strengthen relationships to the risks of becoming obsessive or inhibiting.
Find Michael:
Website: michaelnorton.com
Twitter: @michaelinorton
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On today’s episode I am joined by Katie Maycock, a Burnout Specialist and Speaker dedicated to helping individuals regain control of their health and overcome burnout. With a background in Nutrition and Physiology, Katie brings a unique blend of personal experience and professional expertise to her work. After experiencing chronic health issues due to her corporate career's demands, Katie embarked on a journey to understand and address burnout's detrimental impact. Now, she works with Type A professionals, including CEOs, Directors, and Entrepreneurs, to help them prioritize their well-being and achieve peak performance.
In this insightful conversation, Katie shares her personal journey with burnout, highlighting common signs and symptoms and exploring its effects on relationships and self-perception. She discusses societal pressures, resilience-building techniques, and the importance of seeking support to navigate burnout and cultivate self-compassion. This episode offers valuable insights and practical strategies for anyone seeking to overcome burnout and thrive in both their personal and professional lives.
Find Katie:
Website: getyourshittogether.io
Instagram: @getyourshittogether.io
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Welcome to today's HEALING 101 episode featuring Dr. Mark Horowitz, co-author of The Maudsley Deprescribing Guidelines, a groundbreaking publication that offers an evidence-based approach to safely taper off psychiatric medications. Dr. Horowitz's personal experience with challenging withdrawal from SSRIs inspired him to investigate a new gold standard for safe medication withdrawal, known as hyperbolic tapering. This method, contrary to current practices, emphasises a slow and intentional process to minimize withdrawal symptoms.
With 1 in 4 Americans on antidepressants and many facing withdrawal challenges, Dr. Horowitz's work is more critical than ever. As the co-founder of Outro Health, a platform and virtual clinic dedicated to supporting individuals tapering off SSRIs safely, he is at the forefront of revolutionising mental health care. Join us as we delve into this essential topic and explore ways to empower individuals to reclaim control of their mental health journey.
Find Mark:
Website: markhorowitz.org
Twitter: @markhoro
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On today’s episode, I am joined by James O'Loghlin, a distinguished television and radio host, acclaimed author, and one of Australia’s foremost corporate speakers. I first discovered James when I was in Sydney a few months ago and heard his podcast with Professor Ian Hickie (another one of our previous guests) called Minding Your Mind. Today's episode is a slightly different format to our regular Tuesday episodes, rather than being about James' own mental health journey, the conversation revolves around the importance of human connection for mental health and its pivotal role in nurturing our mental wellbeing.
Find James:
Website: jamesologhlin.com
Twitter: @jamesologhlin
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On today’s HEALING 101, I am joined by Thomas Curran, a leading expert in the psychology of perfectionism. With a keen understanding of this complex trait, Thomas sheds light on its nuanced impact on mental health and relationships.
Throughout our conversation, we delve deep into the essence of perfectionism, exploring its origins, manifestations, and detrimental effects on individuals' well-being. Thomas shares invaluable insights into the personality types prone to perfectionism and uncovers the root causes driving this relentless pursuit of flawlessness.
Find Thomas:
Website: thomcurran.com
Instagram: @thom_curran
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Introducing our guest for today's episode, Louise Boyce, also known as @mamastillgotit. Louise's journey is a profound exploration of resilience, self-discovery, and the transformative power of motherhood. From her early experiences in the modeling industry to her ongoing battle with anxiety and an eating disorder, Louise candidly shares her struggles and triumphs, offering valuable insights into mental health and the pressures of societal expectations.
Louise opens up about her journey with anxiety, the challenges of navigating the modeling world's beauty standards, and the complex relationship between body image and self-worth. She reflects on her decision to step back from the industry to prioritize her well-being and shares the pivotal moments that led to her recovery. As a mother, Louise delves into the transformative impact of parenthood on her mental health, discussing the highs, lows, and unexpected joys of raising children. Through her platform, Mama Still Got It, Louise empowers women to embrace their authentic selves and find strength in vulnerability, challenging the stigma surrounding maternal mental health.
Find Louise:
Website: mamastillgotit.com
Twitter: @mamastillgotit_
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On today’s Healing 101 I’m thrilled to welcome Dr. Emma Svanberg, an award-winning Clinical Psychologist for Parents. Emma shares insights into the significance of delving into our childhood experiences to shape adult relationships. She discusses the lasting impact of emotional trauma on relationships, the struggle for healing, and the link between trauma and self-relationship. The conversation turns to the possibility of full healing from childhood abuse or trauma and practical steps to achieve it. Join me for a concise yet insightful conversation with Emma on the profound connection between childhood experiences and adult well-being.
Find Emma:
Website: dremmasvanberg.com
Instagram: @mumologist
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Today I am joined by Professor Ian Hickie, a leading expert in mental health. With a distinguished career dedicated to understanding and addressing depression, Professor Hickie brings invaluable insights into the symptoms, causes, and impacts of mental health challenges, particularly within relationships.
Throughout this episode, we delved into crucial topics, exploring strategies for maintaining a healthy balance between autonomy and relationships, as well as practical advice for supporting loved ones experiencing mental health challenges. Additionally, Professor Hickie shares insights from his groundbreaking research on the role of new technologies in understanding and treating depressive disorders, offering us a glimpse into the latest advancements in this vital field.
Find Ian:
Twitter: @ian_hickie
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On today's Healing 101, I'm thrilled to be joined by Nik and Eva Speakman, the world-leading life change experts, and ITV's This Morning resident therapists. In this episode they share insights into their backgrounds and unique therapeutic approaches for tackling relationship challenges. The Speakmans address common mental health issues affecting relationships, offering practical advice on communication, trust, and navigating external influences. They discuss the importance of individucal self care within relationships and how they have built strength as a couple. The episode concludes with actionable steps for couples to enhance their bond and mental well-being leaving us with empowering words of encouragement.
Find Nik and Eva:
Website: nikandeva.com
Instagram: @thespeakmans
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Today I am joined by Becky Excell, a Sunday Times best-selling author with over 1 million followers on social media, who joins me to discuss her complex relationship with food including struggling with an eating disorder and managing a gluten allergy for over 15 years. Becky openly shares how she transitioned into a food-based career and provides valuable insights into her recovery journey, reflecting on how she has embraced a healthier relationship with food and managed to navigate the challenges of working in the food industry. This is a really wonderful episode and one that I found incredibly relatable and Becky offers wisdom and inspiration for anyone grappling with similar struggles.
Find Becky:
Website: glutenfreecuppatea.co.uk
Instagram: @beckyexcell
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