126 episodes

Join host Dr. Christopher Fasano, a Ph.D trained developmental neuroscientist as he discusses the rise in mental health illness, the importance of promoting early mental wellness, and easy strategies to implement. Some of the topics discussed are Anxiety, ADHD, social media, screen time, depression, suicide, bullying, addiction, and more.

The Better Mental Health Show Christopher Fasano, Ph.D.

    • Health & Fitness
    • 4.9 • 28 Ratings

Join host Dr. Christopher Fasano, a Ph.D trained developmental neuroscientist as he discusses the rise in mental health illness, the importance of promoting early mental wellness, and easy strategies to implement. Some of the topics discussed are Anxiety, ADHD, social media, screen time, depression, suicide, bullying, addiction, and more.

    Episode 126 “Non Digital Hobbies”

    Episode 126 “Non Digital Hobbies”

    It is so hard for all of us, but in particular children, to do something that does not involve a digital device. On today's episode we talk about why that is so bad for kids and some strategies to help them find non digital hobbies.

    • 11 min
    Episode 125 “Are We the Problem?”

    Episode 125 “Are We the Problem?”

    We spend so much time talking about our kids as it relates to cell phone usage. But how much of that problem is actually our, the parents/adults, fault? We are more addicted to cell phones than them. So are we the cause of the problem, or at a minimum, making the problem worse? We discuss on this episode.

    • 11 min
    Episode 124 “Break the Routine”

    Episode 124 “Break the Routine”

    Routines are habits, and not all habits are good for you. When we get in a routine, we are basically on autopilot and therefore remove real emotional and physical pleasure from our lives. On today's episode we discuss how routines can be detrimental and ways to shake it up.

    • 16 min
    Episode 123 “Life is Boring”

    Episode 123 “Life is Boring”

    With all of the digital devices our kids have available to them, life void of digital inputs is just plain old boring. How do we combat this? How do we get our kids to love and be pleasured by life outside of the phone, ipad, TV, social media, etc? So glad to be back for another episode to talk about this topic.

    • 16 min
    Episode 122 “I Am So Sorry”

    Episode 122 “I Am So Sorry”

    I have been away for 3 months, and I am so sorry for that. But in that time, I looked inside myself, and learned. On today's episode I share my learnings and hope you resonate with what I found.

    • 11 min
    Episode 121 “Don’t Be Nervous”

    Episode 121 “Don’t Be Nervous”

    So many times we might hear our kids, or even ourself say "I'm nervous" about something we are doing. On this episode, we talk about a different way of looking at being "nervous". Rather than being nervous, be excited! In fact, I argue we should get rid of using the word nervous all together. Take a listen and let me know what you think!

    • 15 min

Customer Reviews

4.9 out of 5
28 Ratings

28 Ratings

alaskateachermama ,

So good!

As an elementary school teacher and new mom, this podcast is SO GOOD! It is full of science-backed, peer-reviewed research and I love being able to apply it in my classroom at at home.

Because I’m so busy, I don’t have time to listen through fluff… this show outlines the most recent brain research and how it relates to the way we live and parent.

Just listen… it’s so, so good and worthwhile!

deenielo ,

Recommend!

Love listening to the perspectives posed in this podcast. Chris is open minded, asks great questions and examines important topics. As a teacher and parent, the information is relevant to both.

rbutton85 ,

Episode 34

Chris has such an easygoing, conversational tone which makes listening very easy! Enlightening information!

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