Iram Gilani is a Pakistani-American author who has faced abandonment, physical and emotional abuse, homelessness, and a violent gun assault, but has risen from the depths of depression and post-traumatic stress disorder to be a voice for the abused and marginalized. Her new book, Silent No More, is available for free for anyone who needs it: … [Read more...] about Reacting to Trauma Through Connection with Iram Gilani [Podcast]
Mental Health
5 Simple Anti-Aging Lifestyle Tips
This guest post was contributed by Dana Brown from Health Conditions. Many people feel that aging is bittersweet. Yes, you get the wisdom and insight that comes with a life well lived, but you may worry that you won’t be as energetic and sharp as you once were. But checking out resources like the Happy You Are Here podcast can help you find joy in each day, and prioritizing … [Read more...] about 5 Simple Anti-Aging Lifestyle Tips
Is Your Quest for Happiness Making You Unhappy? with Roshan Shetty
Roshan Shetty's new book, Shift Left, is a call to re-evaluate the lifestyle choices that are supposed to bring joy but end up bogging you down in uncertainties. This impacts your critical decisions, resulting in grief instead of joy. His book will abolish the boundaries that restrict you to be your better self in every choice you make on the journey to your desired … [Read more...] about Is Your Quest for Happiness Making You Unhappy? with Roshan Shetty
Loving the Full Range of Emotions Through Depression with Modita van Zummeren
Modita van Zummeren had 20 years experience as a medical doctor and struggling through depression. After fighting the depression for decades, she discovered how healing through depression is possible. This is the principle of her book, "Depression, a Stepping Stone Towards Bills". Now she is trained as a therapist (in bodywork, gestalt, zen counselling), as well as a family … [Read more...] about Loving the Full Range of Emotions Through Depression with Modita van Zummeren
Short-Term vs. Long Term Fix with Matt Tompkins [Podcast]
Matt Tompkins, host of It's The Fix Podcast, talks about recovering from an opioid addiction and coming to terms with his mental illness while managing a career in TV & Radio. We dive into the differences in looking for a short term fix to issues vs investing in long term fixes. Matt, an avid fitness enthusiast also explains how fitness alone won't save you. He tells … [Read more...] about Short-Term vs. Long Term Fix with Matt Tompkins [Podcast]