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EPISODE · Sep 14, 2022 · 49 MIN

Ep. 220 - Importance of Hope on Health

from Beyond The Basics Health Academy Podcast

Forest bathing, the limbic system, and the effects of hope are all topics of conversation on today's episode with Cathy Moore. Listen in as we do a deep dive on how our mental state can affect our wellbeing and learn new ways to rewire your brain or face difficult fears. BE KIND TO OTHERS, TAKE CARE OF YOURSELF, AND MAKE GOOD CHOICES [00:15] Welcome to Kathy [01:15] The mind and body connection [05:41] Fear and the brain [10:24] Retraining the limbic system [13:21] Dan Seigel's hand model of the brain [17:15] Gut health importance [17:52] Programs for rewiring the brain [21:53] Ways to face fears and engage in life [28:37] Cortisol responses and respecting that response [32:51] Hope and its effects [37:51] Ways to add hope into your life [44:22] Research conducted about hope [48:11] Wrapping up Stay connected to Dr. Meaghan and her work through the following links: Youtube: One Agora Integrative and Aesthetic https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZBvlMzs8K94 Instagram: OneAgoraHealth DrMeaghanKirschling Facebook: One Agora Health Twitter: BTBHAcademy LinkedIn: Dr. Meaghan Kirschling Clinic Website: oneagorahealth.com

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