A Mental Health Journey

Conor Stone
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Sharing a story known by many. Conor Stone has lived with anxiety and depression for a number of years and in this podcast he looks to share his experiences in a way that can hopefully help others in their own journeys with mental health. See https://amentalhealthjourney.com for more blogs and podcasts

  1. 05/24/2021

    #23 Nutrition & Mental Health w Margaret O'Brien

    In this episode, Conor is joined by the founder of Balance My Life, Nutrition & Lifestyle Coach, Margaret ('Mags') O'Brien to discuss the important roll that our nutrition can have in our mental health. They discuss how food impacts the serotonin in our bodies, how it effects our sleep, how it influences our energy and how things like alcohol and caffeine can effect us. To reach out to Mags' you can find her at www.balancemylife.ie :)

  2. 04/27/2021

    #22 Becoming More Mindful in Day to Day Life

    This episode is all about becoming more mindful in your day to day life. It recognises that mindfulness doesn't need to be meditation. Mindfulness in its most simple form is having an awareness of your present experience, without any judgement for that experience. That could mean you are mindful when you recognise how tough your run is; when you notice a beautiful view  on your walk; when you hear the traffic you pass outside your window; or when you feel the wind and rain against your body at the bus stop. Mindfulness is everywhere, once you allow yourself to notice - Enjoy ❤

  3. 04/13/2021

    #21 Improving Your Mental Health

    In this podcast, Conor follows on from episode #20 with ways, in his experience, that we improve our mental health when we think it could be declining, or just in general. Take 20 minutes and see what you think :) Conor is not a therapist so these thoughts are his own and from his own experience.

  4. 03/30/2021

    #20 Noticing A Mental Health Decline

    Mental health issues are a weird one where often times you yourself are the last person to notice they exist. Before we can reflect and act, we have to notice. The challenge is that noticing isn't always as simple as it sounds. In this podcast, Conor shares his experiences of not noticing he was anxious/depressed/panicked until weeks down the line, and he discusses the things he spots in his self that helps him to notice potential declines now before things get too bad. Enjoy :)

  5. 03/16/2021

    #19 My Covid Year

    Its been a while.. sorry about that but I am back with a fortnightly podcast where I'll get back sharing my mental health journey in a way that can hopefully help you make your journey that little bit easier. What better place to start than by reviewing my year in the world of Covid-19 - I talk about my lows, my highs, my biggest takeaways and my hopes for the future. Hope you enjoy :) Please subscribe, share & leave a review if you like the podcast :) Follow A Mental Health Journey on IG - Conor Stone | AMHJ (@amentalhealthjourney_) • Instagram photos and videos

  6. 12/15/2020

    #18 Helping a Loved One

    The question I get asked more than any other is “How can I support my partner/brother/sister/friend/colleague when they have anxiety or depression?”. In this podcast, I wanted to share what types of things people have done to help me in my mental health journey, and hopefully do so in a way that helps you to help yourself and the person you care about. It isn’t easy but hopefully this is a good first step for you and your loved one. Educate yourself with books like Flagging the Therapy, Anxiety & Panic, Emotional Resilience and more from Dr. Harry Barry; and Podcasts from Caroline Foran, Niall Breslin and Fearne Cotton.

  7. 10/06/2020

    #17 Growing Up In War & Taking the Fight To ill Mental Health with Mandana Ahamadi, CEO of Aya

    Mandana Ahmadi is someone that I have only known for a few weeks but the moment I heard about her life story, I knew that I needed to have her on the podcast as my third interviewee.   Mani has a PhD in Computational Neuroscience and is the CEO of an exciting mental health start-up in the UK, but that reality did not look likely when she was growing up in war-torn Iran during the 1980s. Then, as a young girl, she watched as planes flew overhead and looked to drop bombs on her community; she was forced to flee to shelters in the middle of her school day; and she was denied so many of the opportunities that young children deserve to have. Those experiences have stuck with Mani and have given her a special perspective on the world. It is that perspective that led her to dedicating her academic and business careers to the world of positive wellbeing.  In this episode, I talk to Mani about; growing up in war times; resilience; better looking after ourselves during this pandemic; computational Neuroscience; and the idea behind Aya.  Sign Up to the Aya Beta App Here

  8. 09/13/2020

    #16 The Toughest Days of My Depression

    This is a podcast for anyone who is having a sh*tty time at the moment. I have talked about my depression a lot, but in this podcast I want to share what my toughest days looked like, how I got through them and where I am now. Essentially, I get it. Just know that you aren't crazy, there are lots of us who do feel or have felt like this. Please subscribe, review and share :) https://amentalhealthjourney.com/

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Sharing a story known by many. Conor Stone has lived with anxiety and depression for a number of years and in this podcast he looks to share his experiences in a way that can hopefully help others in their own journeys with mental health. See https://amentalhealthjourney.com for more blogs and podcasts

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  • Creator
    Conor Stone
  • Years Active
    2019 - 2021
  • Episodes
    25
  • Rating
    Clean
  • Copyright
    © Conor Stone
  • Show Website
    A Mental Health Journey