Overcoming Opioid Addiction, Social Media and Mental Health

FromHealth Discovered

Start listening View podcast show

Overcoming Opioid Addiction, Social Media and Mental Health

FromHealth Discovered

ratings:

Length:

24 minutes

Released:

Apr 26, 2018

Format:

Podcast episode

Description

This week: Weight loss without counting carbs, calories, or fat; when pain relief morphs into addiction; social media and kids’ mental health; and how to feel like a winner. Discussed this week: Special Report: Pain and Opioids

Released:

Apr 26, 2018

Format:

Podcast episode

Titles in the series (100)

WebMD Chief Physician Editor Neha Pathak, MD, and Chief Medical Officer, John Whyte, MD, MPH, explore fascinating stories to find the unexpected things that help us understand our health.

Skip carousel

Good News in Women's Health, Micro-Me Time: This week, in our special Mother's Day episode: Positive developments in women's health, modeling healthy habits for kids, share-worthy advice from moms, cutting yourself some slack, and a tip for busy women everywhere. Discussed this week: by Health Discovered
19 min listen
Why Women Struggle to Get the Right Diagnosis; Signs You're Headed for Burnout: Tips to eat healthy all summer; WebMD news director Valarie Basheda on why women's health care falls short; who really needs travel vaccines; are you too busy for your own good; and how making time to worry may help relieve anxiety. Read... by Health Discovered
17 min listen
Warning Signs of Heat Stroke; 5 Summer Health Myths Busted: Dr. Michael Smith on how to protect yourself from heat stroke; summer health myths that might surprise you; Dr. Neha Pathak on the importance of the age you feel; tips to keep your dog safe around water; and why you should consider putting your nose... by Health Discovered
20 min listen
Summer Health and Safety: This week, in our summer safety special: What to know about Lyme disease; how to pick the perfect watermelon; sun protection tips; the truth about dry drowning; and how to get your day off to a great start. Discussed in this episode: by Health Discovered
17 min listen
The Keto Diet, Married With Bipolar Disorder: This week: A new study says drinking alcohol is better than exercise for longevity; an expert's take on the keto diet; new hope for people with life-threatening peanut allergies; how one couple faces life with bipolar disorder; the truth about... by Health Discovered
24 min listen
Overcoming Opioid Addiction, Social Media and Mental Health: This week: Weight loss without counting carbs, calories, or fat; when pain relief morphs into addiction; social media and kids’ mental health; and how to feel like a winner. Discussed this week: by Health Discovered
24 min listen
Loneliness is as Dangerous as Smoking: In this episode: sitting hurts your body and your brain; loneliness is being called a widespread public health problem; how one man lost 100 pounds; and tips to tap into your creative side. by Health Discovered
20 min listen
Intermittent Fasting; Plus, the Truth About Probiotics: Fasting is both timeless (as a part of many traditions) and trendy for its weight loss and health benefits. Is it safe – and worth the hunger? Also, get a behind-the-headlines scoop on evaluating health news. Plus, what to know if you take... by Health Discovered
22 min listen
Electric Scooters: Are They Safe? No, the Flu Shot Won't Give You the Flu!: Electric scooters have literally popped up overnight in many cities across the U.S. Leigh Vinocur, MD, an emergency physician in Baltimore, talks about the safety risks that come with this zippy new mode of travel. Flu season starts up soon. We’ll... by Health Discovered
22 min listen
What Happens When You Meditate for 21 Days: We challenged WebMD staffers to try meditating for 21 days. Our chief medical editor Dr. Michael Smith talks with two participants about their experiences. Health editor Mark Spoor shares how meditation helped him curb anxiety and stress, and content... by Health Discovered
20 min listen
Should You Break Up With Your Phone?: Or at least put it in check? Catherine Price, author of How to Break Up With Your Phone, tells us when we might need to outsmart our smartphone habits -- and how to override the urge to keep checking it "just in case." by Health Discovered
49 min listen
Coffee Controversy, Exercise in Middle Age: This week: The controversy brewing over coffee and cancer; a little inspiration that might just motivate you to exercise; how some cleaning products may affect your health; and a habit that's good for you -- and for someone you care about. by Health Discovered
21 min listen
Promising New Migraine Drugs, Romaine Recall: This week: New drugs offer hope for hard-to-treat migraine; expert answers to questions about the romaine recall; morning people may outlive night owls; how multitasking makes you less productive; and help for when you hit the afternoon slump. by Health Discovered
15 min listen
Healthy (But Fun) Lunchbox Ideas; Sanity-Saving Back-to-School Tips: Beau Coffron, better known as Lunchbox Dad, shares ideas to up your lunch game; WebMD medical editor Dr. Neha Pathak on strategies to stay sane during the back-to-school hustle; plus, tips to get your kids talking. by Health Discovered
21 min listen
What's Really in Your Beauty Products: This week, early mammograms may mean less invasive breast cancer treatments; summer health hazards to avoid; guest Dr. Jessica Helm on how certain beauty products may affect your health; the perks of a midday snooze; and a surprising mood booster. by Health Discovered
23 min listen
Should You Quit Diets Forever?: Is weight loss one of your goals for the new year? Check out our conversation with nutritionist Christy Harrison, MPH, RD, CDN, author of the new book, Anti-Diet. She tells us why diet culture is toxic for so many people, what intuitive eating is (and... by Health Discovered
32 min listen
What We Know About "Polio-Like" Illness; Why Do We Love a Good Scare?: We have the latest on the CDC's investigation into the mysterious "polio-like" illness that's spreading across the U.S. Also, what you can do to help prevent Alzheimer's -- starting today. Plus, why do we love scary movies, haunted houses, and... by Health Discovered
24 min listen
How Exercise Can Fight Depression; Safety Tips and Skinny Cocktails for July 4th: Fireworks safety tips; WebMD Chief Medical Director Michael Smith on how exercise can fight depression; top 5 low-cal cocktails; colon cancer screening news; and how to give your brain a boost. Read more: by Health Discovered
16 min listen
Dad's Day Edition: Raising Smart Kids; Surviving a Heart Attack; Get a PSA Test?: Good news in men's health; dads who exercise may have smarter babies; who should get a PSA test; life after a heart attack; best health advice; and why you should talk your kid's ear off. Watch our video: by Health Discovered
18 min listen
Is Coconut Oil "Pure Poison?"; Parenting Pro Tips From a Pediatrician: STDs are more common than ever, with record-high rates. Our Chief Medical Editor, Dr. Michael Smith, tells us why it's happening and how to protect yourself. Also, is coconut oil healthy or not? Plus, get a pediatrician's tips to help your kids thrive... by Health Discovered
16 min listen
Can You Learn to Be More Resilient; Surprising Causes of Blood Sugar Swings: Resilience can get you through tough times. Our Medical Editor Dr. Neha Pathak tells us what helps. Find out about surprising things that can spike your blood sugar. Take our quiz on what boosts your mood. Plus, learn why you might want to do a little... by Health Discovered
17 min listen
Cancer Vaccine, Living with Schizophrenia: This week: Experts are hopeful that a vaccine may cure cancer; the link between salt in your diet and dementia; an inside look at what life is like with schizophrenia; how one woman lost 80 pounds -- and keeps it off; and how to refresh your morning... by Health Discovered
31 min listen
Surprising Signs of Drowning; The Truth About Beauty Trends: If someone near you at the pool or on the lake or beach were drowning, would you know it? WebMD's chief medical editor, Michael Smith, MD, tells us what to watch for. It might help you save a life. Then, we talk with dermatologist Laurel Geraghty, MD,... by Health Discovered
27 min listen
Anxiety: What's Normal, What's Too Much, and How to Make It Work for You: A little anxiety can be helpful. After all, it's good to be aware of the world around you. But how much is too much? And how do you tell if anxiety is getting the better of you -- or a loved one? Seth Gillihan, a psychology professor at the University... by Health Discovered
26 min listen
5 Mistakes That Boost Blood Pressure Readings; How Safe is Supermarket Meat?: Common mistakes that raise blood pressure readings; WebMD medical editor Dr. Neha Pathak on how to protect yourself from superbugs in supermarket meat; tips to keep your pets cool; how much do you know about how your brain works; and why you should... by Health Discovered
15 min listen
The Very Real Grief of Miscarriage; Is Your Smartphone Hurting Your Health?: Psychologist Dr. Susan J. O'Grady on how to process the grief that comes with miscarriage, and what not to say to someone who has been touched by it; Dr. Neha Pathak explains why you might want to dial back your smartphone use; plus the connection... by Health Discovered
16 min listen
What Happens When You Quit Sugar for 30 Days; Anahad O'Connor of The New York Times; Surprising Things That Raise Your Blood Pressure: Could you stop sugar for 30 days? What would you crave most? We find out. Plus, WebMD's chief medical officer, John Whyte, MD, MPH, interviews Anahad O'Connor, a reporter covering health, fitness, and nutrition for The New York Times. Then, learn... by Health Discovered
27 min listen
The Truth About CBD Oil, Super Bowl Health Trivia, How to Clean When Your Whole Family Is Sick.: CBD oil is trendy, but is it really a miracle cure for, well, everything? WebMD's Chief Medical Editor Dr. Michael Smith has the answers. Do the short winter days get you down? You might have seasonal affective disorder. Learn what it is and what to... by Health Discovered
27 min listen
Easy Ways to Upgrade Your Diet; Are You Drinking Too Much?: Wendy and Jess, hosts of the the Food Heaven podcast, share their must-have kitchen gadgets, meal-prep tips, and eat-healthy advice; WebMD news editor Valarie Basheda discusses a concerning trend -- more women are drinking too much; plus, how you can... by Health Discovered
22 min listen
Self-Help Books: Are They Really Worth It?: Meet Jolenta Greenberg and Kristen Meinzer, hosts of By the Book. These podcasters check out all the latest and greatest self-help books so you don’t have to. They live the book to the letter for two weeks, then share everything they learned along... by Health Discovered
27 min listen

More Episodes from Health Discovered

Skip carousel

How Can We Find Seasonal Allergy Relief?: As spring is ramping up, many of us may notice our ramping up along with it. Additionally, many of us may also notice that every year, our tend to get worse. So, what’s going on regarding pollen? We talked with , allergist... by Health Discovered
21 min listen
Constipation: Your Guide to Optimizing Gut Health From Fiber To Breathing Exercises: In this episode, discover effective solutions for constipation and tools to improve gut health. Each year, millions suffer from , leading to 2.5 million doctor visits. What are the signs that it’s time to consult a doctor? What are the most... by Health Discovered
29 min listen
Building Kinder Communities: Addressing Youth Mental Health with Born This Way Foundation: We are experiencing a . Young people worldwide are increasingly struggling to manage the escalating stress and complications of everyday life. In 2021, 42% of high school students reported feeling so for two consecutive weeks that they... by Health Discovered
23 min listen
The Path to Restorative Sleep: Insomnia Insights from a Sleep Expert: Every night, millions of Americans are affected by . Insomnia presents in various forms, including difficulty falling asleep at night and frequent waking up during the sleep cycle, resulting in feeling tired during the day. What are the ?... by Health Discovered
27 min listen
Gallstones and Gallbladder Health: What to Know and Life After Removal: More than one million Americans are diagnosed with every year, and women of all ages are more likely to develop them. How are gallstones formed? What do they mean for our health? While problems can be uncomfortable and potentially... by Health Discovered
23 min listen
Health Disparities, Equity, and Empowerment: Transforming Black Health Outcomes: Health equity is when everyone has a fair opportunity to achieve their highest level of health. But in the United States, that’s not always the case. Today, Black Americans are more likely to die at early ages for most health issues, and young Black... by Health Discovered
20 min listen
A Guide to Colorectal Cancer: Screening, Prevention, and Early Detection: March is awareness month. According to the American Cancer Society, nearly double the number of young adults under 55 are being diagnosed with colorectal cancer. And while it’s a highly treatable cancer, many people will not have symptoms... by Health Discovered
30 min listen
Can We Build The Lives We Want? Discussing the Science of Happiness with Arthur C. Brooks: Many people desire happiness, but is there ? Can we learn to be happy regardless of external challenges? Are there evidence-based tools and practices for managing emotions and enhancing our lives? We spoke with , who co-authored the... by Health Discovered
24 min listen
Are The Toxins In Our Clothes Making Us Sick?: Often, when we think of toxic chemicals, our minds go to household cleansers or environmental pollution. But we can also be affected by harmful chemicals in our clothing. What are some of the chemicals found in clothing, and what do they... by Health Discovered
22 min listen
How Can Lifestyle Medicine Positively Impact Weight Management?: Weight management is something that many people struggle with. And sometimes, it can feel impossible. But what happens when we shift our focus beyond the scale? How would incorporating sleep management tools, social support and connection, and other... by Health Discovered
23 min listen
Heart Health Disparities and Black Americans: Risk Factors, Prevention, and Lifestyle Changes: is the leading cause of death for men, women, and people of most racial and ethnic groups in the United States alone, with one person dying from heart disease every 33 seconds. February, in addition to American Heart Month, is Black History... by Health Discovered
25 min listen
How Can Practical Optimism Change Our Lives?: Between the extreme opposites of toxic positivity and pessimism lies a healthy middle ground that we often overlook: practical optimism. What does it mean to move through the world with ? And even if we often feel pessimistic or hypervigilant,... by Health Discovered
23 min listen
Reimagining Romantic Relationships: Managing Expectations and Communicating Needs: Over the past century in the U.S., there's been a societal transformation in what we expect from our romantic relationships. It's not just about love anymore; there's a growing belief that our partners will fulfill many roles, including being... by Health Discovered
21 min listen
Heart Valve Disease Awareness: Prevention, Symptoms, and Treatments: February is American Heart Month, and a pivotal date, , shines a spotlight on Awareness Day, emphasizing the significance of the role heart valves play in maintaining our overall health and well-being. What function do the serve?... by Health Discovered
27 min listen
From Microaggressions to Hypervigilance: How Racism Affects Black Mental Health: When we think of racism, we often think of overt acts of prejudice and discrimination, but what about subtle , bias, and systemic barriers? February is Black History Month, and we are looking at the ways can impact the Black community... by Health Discovered
28 min listen
Sober Curious? Shift Your Relationship To Alcohol With Mindful Drinking: In January, many people choose to refrain from alcohol, or what is known as a “,” after potential excess during the holiday season. But what about those who want to refrain longer or explore their relationship with alcohol? What does it mean to be... by Health Discovered
22 min listen
Cervical Health 101: Pap Smears, HPV, and Cervical Cancer: Do you know the difference between a pap smear and a pelvic exam? Do you know where the cervix is located and what it does? Most importantly, what about the connection between (HPV) and ? According to some experts, almost 100% of sexually active... by Health Discovered
20 min listen
Top Tips for Men to Take Control of Their Health: From Screenings to Mental Health: A 2023 survey by Cleveland Clinic found that 44% of men do not get an . How should men take control of their health? What are the top health concerns for men after the age of 40? What health screenings are essential? And why do we often... by Health Discovered
23 min listen
Start the New Year with Self-Compassion: In the first episode of the new year, Dr. Pathak takes a different approach to traditional New Year's . Rather than overwhelming you with the pressure of becoming a "new you," this episode encourages listeners to appreciate and love the "you" that... by Health Discovered
22 min listen
How to Create Healthy Boundaries in Complex Relationships: Many of us can relate to feeling triggered or having our buttons pushed in our closest relationships, but what can we do about it? Is there an effective way to identify and communicate ? Can we create and sustain even in the midst of... by Health Discovered
22 min listen
Can We Calm Our Mind With Food?: It’s commonly said that we are what we eat. A great deal of research has been done to find a correlation between , but misinformation persists. Figuring out how certain foods impact our physical, mental, and emotional health while... by Health Discovered
26 min listen
Understanding Seasonal Affective Disorder (It's Not Just the Winter Blues): We've all heard of , but did you know that it's more than just the winter blues? The cooler temperatures, seasonal changes, and limited daylight hours of the winter months can stir up a certain cozy feeling, but they can also bring a sense of... by Health Discovered
26 min listen
Vaccine Skepticism or Anti-Science Aggression? A Talk with Dr. Peter Hotez: What happens when vaccine hesitancy and medical misinformation evolve into an anti-science aggression? While navigating the , we found ourselves facing daily monumental decisions regarding our health. As the pandemic continued, many of us became... by Health Discovered
18 min listen
HIV/AIDS: From Misinformation to Medical Breakthroughs: Forty years ago, the idea that HIV would shift from a terminal illness to a chronic manageable disease was almost unthinkable. In recent years, another health crisis, COVID-19, much like HIV, was wrought with fear, stigma, and misinformation. In honor... by Health Discovered
22 min listen
Is Breathwork the Key to Nervous System Regulation?: Have you ever been in a stressful situation where it feels as if you are losing control of your body? Activation of the sympathetic nervous system may cause our chest to tighten, our thoughts to race, and our breathing to become shallow. What are our... by Health Discovered
26 min listen
Everything You Need To Know About Pancreatic Cancer: In 2023 alone, an estimated 64,050 Americans will be diagnosed with , accounting for 3% of all cancers in the U.S. and 7% of all cancer deaths. The most concerning thing about pancreatic cancer is that detection often occurs in later stages when... by Health Discovered
23 min listen
Why Lung Cancer Screening Is Important Yet So Overlooked: is the second most common cancer in the United States. An estimated 238,340 people in the U.S. will be diagnosed with lung cancer in 2023, and 64% of lung cancers are diagnosed at stage III or IV. With all of these , it’s surprising... by Health Discovered
32 min listen
Type 1 Diabetes: Myths, Challenges, and Treatment Breakthroughs: is a condition in which your immune system destroys insulin-making cells in your pancreas. Typically diagnosed in childhood or adolescence, type 1 diabetes is not just a medical condition; it's a story of resilience and adaptability, requiring a... by Health Discovered
32 min listen
Intimacy, Sexuality, and Cancer Survivorship: Communicating Wants, Needs, and Fears: is crucial to our well-being. Despite its impact on our lives, it’s still not something we commonly discuss with our doctors. This is particularly true for , both during treatment and in the post-treatment phase. What are some of the... by Health Discovered
27 min listen
Navigating A Breast Cancer Diagnosis and Beyond: A Cancer Survivor’s Story: There are many misconceptions about what people experience following a . In honor of Breast Cancer Awareness Month, we decided to look at breast cancer through the eyes of a . We spoke with , a two-time breast cancer survivor, founder... by Health Discovered
36 min listen

Related podcast episodes

Skip carousel

Kimberly Snyder: Yogic Science, Cultivating Fearlessness, Overcoming Mental Barriers + Managing Emotions: In this week’s episode, leading functional medicine expert Dr. Will Cole sits down with meditation teacher, nutritionist, and author, Kimberly Snyder. While most people are familiar with yoga, very few understand the science behind this deeply... by The Art of Being Well
61 min listen
Shedding Shame & Reclaiming the Word "Fat" with past coaching client Mary Kate: In this week’s episode, Bonnie is joined by past group coaching client, Mary Kate. In today’s episode Bonnie & Mary Kate will discuss: Reclaiming the word fat Leaving the shame spiral behind Breaking free of the diet cycle... by Diet Culture Rebel Podcast
37 min listen
48. Mindset and Your Journey to Health and Happiness with Coach Kiah by Health Bite
40 min listen
Aligning Dieting Phases with the Seasons of Life: In today’s episode, we discuss whether you should cut weight, maintain weight, or gain weight and how to best set yourself up for success going down any of those paths by aligning it with the seasons of the year. Dieting is already an uphill battle... by Inside WAG Nutrition Podcast
49 min listen
Improving Your Body Image and Breaking Free From Diet Culture in Your 40s with Past Client Haylee: In this week’s episode, Bonnie is joined by past client, Haylee. In today’s episode Bonnie & Haylee will discuss: Improving body image Breaking free of diet culture in your 40s Becoming an intuitive eater while managing an... by Diet Culture Rebel Podcast
41 min listen
Parents roundtable – Episode 22: We talk with parents who have found support and recovery. Some of their children are still drinking or drugging, some have found recovery, and some struggle with mental illness. by The Recovery Show » Finding serenity through 12 step recovery in Al-Anon – a podcast
70 min listen
Preview: Let Your Community Be Your Compass with Akiera Gilbert: In honor of Eating Disorders Awareness Week (EDAW), we’re sharing a teaser of next month’s episode. It’s with Akiera Gilbert, the new CEO of Project HEAL, whose theme for EDAW is “let your community be your compass.” In this mini-episode,... by Food Psych Podcast with Christy Harrison
13 min listen
A Radical New Way To Think About Eating Well: Michelle Shapiro, RD, discusses how to best nourish and create the healthiest diet for your body and learn how to assess the overload of nutrition information on social media. by The Liz Moody Podcast
83 min listen
Food as Medicine - PediaCast 387: a pediatric podcast for parents by PediaCast: Pediatric Podcasts for Parents
67 min listen
074: Dr. Mark Hyman - Create An Emergency Food Pack | The Pegan Diet | Sugar Is The New Fat: On this week's episode, we are speaking with practicing family physician and nine-time #1 New York Times bestselling author, Dr. Mark Hyman. by The Ultimate Health Podcast
46 min listen
4 Big Fat Food Lies that Make You Fat and Sick: Since the release of my book Eat Fat, Get Thin, I… by House Call With Dr. Hyman
10 min listen
61. The best habits you should still hold onto post-pandemic: In this episode you and I are going to discuss some crucial habits you should be holding onto when normal life resumes, whenever that will be. by Self Care IRL
25 min listen
Toxic Parents & Sneaky Boundary Crossings by Our Whole Childhood
37 min listen
136: How to Carry Less While Enjoying Motherhood More with Erica Djossa by Holding Space
51 min listen
? The Ultimate 2022 Beauty Trends Forecast with Allure Editor-in-Chief Jessica Cruel: *WTF* is a beauty NFT? Why “biodegradable beauty” needs a rethink, the rise of luxury vagina care, and the one makeup trend you’ll see everywhere this year with Allure Editor-in-Chief Jessica Cruel. by Breaking Beauty Podcast
49 min listen
Ep 146: Q&A - Dieting When Hormones Are Wrecked, Nutrition Advice For Autoimmune Issues, Whether or Not You Can Attack 2 Goals at Once, and More!: Today's Episode is Another Jam Packed Friday Q&A: - Nutrition advice for autoimmune disease and issues, how to diet if your hormones are suffering, how much I hate waist trainers, nutrition genome, whether or not you can tackle mutliple goals at once, ... by Tailored Life Podcast
51 min listen
Dieting, Disordered Eating, and Eating Disorders - What's The Difference?: This week’s podcast episode is from a podcast I did on the The Balanced Dietitian Podcast with dietitian Marie-Pier Pitre-D'Iorio. Enjoy the alternative perspective of hearing me interviewed and join us as we discuss: - Eating concerns... by Aligned Nutrition Podcast
37 min listen
403: How to Overcome COVID-19 Anxiety with Dr. David Carbonell: You’re stuck at home, your economic future is uncertain, and it’s difficult to plan more than one day at a time. To make things even more challenging, the people and activities that bring you the most joy might be unavailable. What do you do? How do by The Lucas Rockwood Show
43 min listen
147: Q&A—Comparison, Diet Culture Messaging, Bingeing vs. Restricting and More: Q&A with podcast listeners by Nutrition Matters Podcast
35 min listen
The Science of Why Diets Don’t Work with Lindo Bacon: Today is a huge day for the Food Heaven podcast because we are chatting with one of the most important people in the HAES movement: Dr. Lindo Bacon. This week we chat with Dr. Bacon, about why all bodies are good bodies and should be supported in... by Diabetes Digital Podcast by Food Heaven
52 min listen
Dealing With Addicts - Dr Cali Estes by Mental Illness Happy Hour
99 min listen
A Question You Need To Ask Yourself by Real Life Weight Loss
25 min listen
#225 Raising Independent Resilient Kids by Dr Justin Coulson's Happy Families
17 min listen
Why Winners Win: We just had a weekend... What did you do over the weekend? Did you stick to your diet, workout, review your finances, plan your week or read something that to help you improve your skill set or mindset? Or did you take a break... by Start Today Podcast
12 min listen
73. Biohacking for Weight Loss & Bloating Issues: In this episode I discuss 4 powerful biohacks for weight loss, metabolic health, and bloating issues. - Resources ThinkDirty Ewg.org Good Face - Purchase your own Healy Frequency Device - Dora Vandekamp Resources Instagram: @doravandekamp - by Biohack Your Beauty Podcast
42 min listen
#272: Rebuilding Body Trust, the Importance of Unlearning, and Why Body Liberation Is for Everyone with Hilary Kinavey and Dana Sturtevant of Be Nourished: Be Nourished co-founders Hilary Kinavey and Dana Sturtevant return to discuss the process of unlearning, including/especially for healthcare providers; wanting body liberation for others while thinking it doesn’t apply to ourselves; how diet culture... by Food Psych Podcast with Christy Harrison
66 min listen
S9 | E92 Beyond the Surface: Eating Disorder Recovery with Kyla Fox: Trigger Warning - This episode focuses on eating disorders and eating disorder recovery. Kyla Fox is an Eating Disorder Specialist, Survivor and Advocate who reframes the way that we think about and treat eating disorders. As someone who struggled ... by We Go There Podcast
51 min listen
64. Things that will help battle your seasonal depression, 15 to be exact!: In this episode you and and Ty are going to discuss things that we can do to manage and maneuver around seasonal depression. by Self Care IRL
26 min listen
Episode 134. Day wine, sweltering heat and being ‘the fit one’. by Heal your relationship with food - the ETPHD team podcast
57 min listen
Episode 69: Your Future Self—8 Challenges to Resolve As You Become the Person You Were Meant to Be by The Best of You
39 min listen

Discover this podcast and so much more

Overcoming Opioid Addiction, Social Media and Mental Health

Overcoming Opioid Addiction, Social Media and Mental Health

Description

Titles in the series (100)

More Episodes from Health Discovered

Related podcast episodes