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Happiful: Finding What Works Happiful - Mental Health
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We are all individuals and it’s time for us to find what works for us. In our podcast, Happiful: Finding What Works, host Kat Nicholls talks to wellness professionals and those with lived experience to understand what it means for something to ‘work’ and the steps we can take to find what works for us.
Subscribe today and join us every Wednesday as we find what works, together.
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Coping with Trauma: The Exhale
This week we’re inviting you to take some time to relax. Yoga teacher Sarah Wheeler, our guest from last week’s conversation on trauma is sharing a calming yoga nidra practice with us. Get yourself comfortable, turn away from any distractions, and enjoy.
Note: Please do not listen while driving.
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Coping with Trauma: Finding What Works
In today’s episode, we’re exploring the topic of trauma - what it is, how it can affect us and what can help us cope. With this in mind, please listen with care as we do discuss sensitive topics.
Learn more about how trauma works (including the helpful library analogy), different therapies that can support from EMDR to yoga nidra, and the importance of connection and vulnerability.
Learn more about trauma and EMDR.
Connect with Sarah and pick up her books.
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Food and Mood: The Exhale
This week we’re taking a moment to digest last week’s conversation on food and mood. From how you start your day to the way food makes you feel, answer the questions shared here to explore your personal link between food and mood.
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Food and Mood: Finding What Works
How can food impact our mood? From the pick-me-ups we get from comforting meals, to the impact of food on our gut microbiome, in today’s episode we learn more about this fascinating link.
Learn more about Laura.
Learn more about Bryony.
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Processing our Emotions: The Exhale
Last week we explored the importance of processing and explored various tools to help with this. In today’s exhale episode, we’re asking some questions to help you understand how you might process best, and ways you can build a reflection habit.
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Processing our Emotions: Finding What Works
Today we are delving into the topic of processing emotion - what does it really mean and why is it so important? As usual, I am joined by experts and those with lived experience to help us learn what tools can help, when to step back from introspection and how to tackle obstacles that get in our way.
Content warning: We do touch on some difficult topics in this conversation, including grief and racism, so please listen with care.
Find professional support at Counselling Directory.
Learn more about silent walking.
“We write to taste life twice, in the moment and in retrospection.” Quote from Anaïs Nin.
Contact Samaritans by phone: 116 123 or email: jo@samaritans.org
Connect with Sasha on Substack and Instagram @inmyjournallately
Connect with Hannah on her website, Instagram @journal.for.joy and pick up her book Hometown Journal
Connect with Bhavna on Counselling Directory, her website and on Instagram @bhavnar.1