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EPISODE · Mar 20, 2026 · 30 MIN

226. Decoding Your Mind: Dr. Yasmine Saad on Emotions & Mental Health

from The Holistic Kids Show · host Holistic Kids

Timestamps: 00:00 - Introduction & Youth Mental Health Crisis 01:00 - Meet Dr. Yasmine Saad: The Wise Psychologist 02:25 - Dr. Saad's Origin Story: From Paris to Psychology 03:56 - Learning to Understand Your Own Emotions 05:07 - What Does "Decoding Thoughts" Really Mean? 08:52 - How to Shift Your Mindset & Change Negative Patterns 09:25 - Understanding Sadness, Depression & Purpose 15:20 - Why Teen Emotions Feel So Intense 18:02 - Simple Tricks When Your Thoughts Start Spiraling 21:24 - Social Media's Impact on Teen Mental Health 25:38 - Managing Test Anxiety & Performance Nerves 27:51 - Where to Find Dr. Yasmine Saad 28:48 - Episode Recap & Key Takeaways   In this powerful episode of The Holistic Kids Show, young hosts Dane and Iman tackle the youth mental health crisis head-on with internationally acclaimed psychologist Dr. Yasmine Saad. With alarming statistics showing 40% of high school students experiencing persistent sadness and over 80% of children dealing with weekly worries, this conversation couldn't be more timely. Dr. Yasmine Saad, a TEDx speaker who has shared stages with Deepak Chopra and Tony Robbins, reveals her revolutionary "Inner Message Approach" to understanding emotions and thoughts. Unlike conventional psychology that views negative thoughts as enemies to be eliminated, Dr. Saad teaches us to see them as messengers—signals from our mind calling our attention to what needs healing.   In this episode, you'll discover: Why negative thoughts are actually purposeful messengers, not obstacles to overcome The surprising reason teenage emotions feel so intense (hint: it's not just hormones) Dr. Saad's powerful technique for "decoding" recurring thoughts to reveal their hidden messages How to stop thoughts from spiraling using one simple question Why depression might be your body's way of telling you you're off course from your purpose Practical strategies for releasing overwhelming emotions (including the pillow technique!) How social media rewires teenage brains and perpetuates feelings of lack Dr. Saad's go-to brain trick for managing test anxiety and performance nerves   Dr. Saad shares her personal journey from Paris to becoming one of the world's leading psychologists, proving that following your passion—even against family expectations—can lead to extraordinary impact. Her compassionate, wisdom-filled approach offers teens and families a fresh perspective on mental health that empowers rather than pathologizes. Key Takeaway: Your thoughts have purpose. Negativity isn't here to harm you—it's here to move you, change you, and guide you toward your next stage of evolution. earn to decode the message, and you'll take control of your emotions instead of letting them control you. Perfect for teens, parents, educators, and anyone seeking practical tools for emotional intelligence and mental wellness.   Connect with Dr. Yasmine Saad: • Website: DrYasmineSaad.com • Group Practice: MedicineParkPsych.com • TEDx Talk: DecodeTEDx.com   --- Learn more about Dr. Madiha Saeed at https://holisticmommd.com, or follow her on social media @HolisticMomMD

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