EPISODE · May 8, 2026 · 14 MIN
Nutrition Psychology for Mental Health: Foods That Help Anxiety, Stress & Low Mood
from Wellness That Fits · host Cassie Groeschl, Dietitian
Can nutrition affect anxiety, depression, brain fog, and stress? In this episode of the Wellness That Fits Podcast, registered dietitian Cassie Groeschl explores the powerful connection between gut health, nutrition, and mental health.Learn how the emerging field of nutrition psychology shows that food directly impacts mood, energy, focus, stress resilience, and emotional health. Cassie breaks down the science behind the gut-brain axis, serotonin production in the gut, inflammation, and how nutrient deficiencies may contribute to anxiety, fatigue, low mood, and brain fog.This episode covers:The gut-brain connection and mental healthNutrition psychology explainedHow the Mediterranean diet supports depression and anxiety recoveryResearch studies linking diet and mental healthWhy therapy plus nutrition creates better outcomesSimple nutrition strategies for busy moms struggling with stress and exhaustionIf you’re feeling overwhelmed, anxious, constantly tired, or mentally foggy, this episode will help you understand how targeted nutrition strategies can support your brain, mood, and overall wellness naturally.✨ Subscribe, leave a review, and share this episode with another mom who needs encouragement and practical wellness support.Chapters List00:00 Introduction to Nutrition Psychology02:58 Understanding the Gut-Brain Axis05:39 The Impact of Diet on Mental Health11:04 Combining Nutrition with TherapyWellness That Fits📞 Book a FREE Discovery Call with Cassie: identify your next best step to optimal brain and mental health🧠 Join my Newsletter for weekly insider tips on brain optimization, holistic nutrition, and restoring energy🥬Follow me on Instagram:@wellnessthatfits
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