Episode 192: Supporting Others With Depression
Everyone needs something different when they're going through mental health difficulties. But there are definitely a few Do's and Don'ts.
Therapy can be expensive and NHS waiting times can be very long.
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It doesn’t replace one to one therapy but I hope my content would be a great help to you on your journey to overcoming your difficulties.
Whilst you wait. Do please consider becoming a patron at https://www.patreon.com/richardnicholls and for £6 per month you will get access to over 20 sessions worth of psychotherapy related audio with updates every Monday morning.
As well as 6 varying hypnotherapy tracks to listen to, again updating each Monday.
It doesn’t replace one to one therapy but I hope my content would be a great help to you on your journey to overcoming your difficulties.
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Bonus Episode: Matt Rudd
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Matt Rudd is a senior writer at the Sunday Times, he's a published author of both fiction and non fiction.
His latest book Man Down: Why Men Are Unhappy and What We Can Do About It, is out now. I read it the day it came out and thought he had some great things to share with you and so I invited him onto the show for a chat.
His latest book Man Down: Why Men Are Unhappy and What We Can Do About It, is out now. I read it the day it came out and thought he had some great things to share with you and so I invited him onto the show for a chat.
Episode 191: Goal Blocks
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There can be many reasons why we get blocked from achieving our goals.
Today I'm going to explore a few of them.
Today I'm going to explore a few of them.
Bonus Episode: Professor Sophie Scott
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Continuing the trend of a bonus episode in the middle of the month. This month I chatted with Professor Sophie Scott CBE.
Sophie is a neuroscientist working at University College London. She's a Fellow of the Academy of Medical Sciences, has presented the Royal Institutions Christmas Lectures and has been on multiple TV and Radio programs over the years talking about the neuroscience of laughter.
I hope you enjoy what she has to say.
Sophie is a neuroscientist working at University College London. She's a Fellow of the Academy of Medical Sciences, has presented the Royal Institutions Christmas Lectures and has been on multiple TV and Radio programs over the years talking about the neuroscience of laughter.
I hope you enjoy what she has to say.
Episode 190: Conflict Avoidance
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Avoiding conflict can influence the big things in life as well as the small things. It's why people split up over text rather than actually deal with a relationship problem face to face. And if you've ever had a huge sense of relief if you ring someone about a problem and their phone goes to voicemail, you'll know what I mean.
Bonus Episode: Dr Radha Modgil
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Recently I had the pleasure of chatting with the broadcaster and author Radha Modgil.
As well as being a familiar face and voice on various BBC TV and radio shows Radha is also a practising GP with a very special interest in emotional wellbeing.
As well as being a familiar face and voice on various BBC TV and radio shows Radha is also a practising GP with a very special interest in emotional wellbeing.
Episode 189: Energy Levels
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With some enthusiasm we can go from dragging our feet and saying how tired we are to suddenly being alert and awake. But whether it's about scripting a podcast episode or going for a run, it's really easy to say to ourselves "I don't feel like it" and if your energy levels have dropped it's definitely worth looking into why.
Episode 188: Impulse Control
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Whether it's because of tempting treats in your cupboard, the opportunity to play at online roulette or trying to push away thoughts that we don't like. Sometimes our brain works against us rather than for us and leads us down paths we were deliberately trying to avoid.
Episode 187: Pride & Prejudice
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Today's episode is a bit of a deep dive into racism, in response to the recent Black Lives Matter movement that has been gaining greater traction throughout the world this month.
Episode 186: Words & Language
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Part 4 of a 4 part video series taken from May's live stream that will run through June.
All about our inner dialogue.
All about our inner dialogue.
Episode 185: Talking To Yourself
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Part 3 of a 4 part video series taken from May's live stream that will run through June.
All about our inner dialogue.
All about our inner dialogue.
Episode 184: Mental Narratives
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Part 2 of a 4 part video series taken from May's live stream that will run through June.
All about our inner dialogue.
All about our inner dialogue.
Episode 183: The Meaning Behind The Thinking
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Part 1 of a 4 part video series taken from May's live stream that will run through June.
All about our inner dialogue.
All about our inner dialogue.
Episode 182: Conspiracy Theories
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What is it about conspiracy theories that makes them so popular?
Why can seemingly intelligent people believe myths that have no evidence to support them?
Put on your tin foil hat and let's find out shall we.
Why can seemingly intelligent people believe myths that have no evidence to support them?
Put on your tin foil hat and let's find out shall we.
Episode 181: The Foundations Of Confidence
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Confidence can be a tricky subject to talk about because its so big and ambiguous. What is confidence to one person is arrogance to someone else. Also, someone can be confident but still be anxious in certain situations, so it's even hard to define it really.
Episode 180: Dealing With The Coronavirus
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I've had a lot of messages from listeners asking for mental health advice during all this Coronavirus craziness.
It's on every website, every news channel. Every conversation you overhear in a shop. It's on everyones minds and so it should be...to a degree.
It's on every website, every news channel. Every conversation you overhear in a shop. It's on everyones minds and so it should be...to a degree.