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EPISODE · Nov 16, 2025 · 50 MIN

Playing rugby 40% blind - Rebuilding the Body & Remodelling the Mind for High Performance with Mark Mulcahy

from Trauma, Training & Transformation with Dr James Alder Exploring how movement heals the mind. · host James Alder

In this episode of Trauma, Training and Transformation, Dr. James Alder and Mark Mulcahy discuss the profound journey of rebuilding oneself after injury. They explore how injuries not only affect physical capabilities but also deeply impact identity and mental resilience. Mark shares his personal experiences with a life-altering heart condition that led to partial blindness and how he transformed his setbacks into a philosophy of healing. The conversation emphasizes the importance of support, understanding, and the mental aspects of rehabilitation, including the role of psycho-cybernetics in fostering a positive mindset. Listeners are encouraged to find their first win in recovery and to view their journey as a unique and individual process.As a military veteran living with PTSD, I’m using my journey to help others reclaim their identity and get the support they deserve, so please like, share, and subscribe to the podcast, and if you’d like to support the mission further, you can buy me a coffee using the link below:https://buymeacoffee.com/jamesalder003Keywordsrehabilitation, injury recovery, mental resilience, identity transformation, physical therapy, personal growth, support systems, psycho-cybernetics, overcoming adversity, athletic performanceTakeawaysRebuilding after injury is a complex journey.Injuries can significantly alter one's identity.Mental resilience is crucial in the recovery process.Labels do not define a person's capabilities.Building confidence is essential after an injury.The journey of recovery is as important as the destination.Finding small wins can lead to greater success.Psycho-Cybernetics can help reshape thinking patterns.Support systems play a vital role in rehabilitation.Every individual's recovery journey is unique. YouTube -https://www.youtube.com/@JamesAlder-003 Substack - https://substack.com/home@transformationthroughtrainingLinkedIn - www.linkedin.com/in/ dr-james-alder-phd-msc-mres-bsc-pg-cert-fhea-cpsychol-77b2a676Instagram- Instagram.com/@transformationthroughtrainingTikTok - @traumatrainingpodcastIf you are interested in the support Mark can offer, you can contact him on the following links:Apply to work with Mark - https://moveforever.info/apply-1-1-376769Email any questions to [email protected] - instagram.com/markmulcahy_Youtube - https://www.youtube.com/@markomulcahyLinkedIn - https://www.linkedin.com/in/mark-mulcahy-999796160/Facebook - https://www.facebook.com/mark.mulcahy.731/

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