EPISODE · Aug 25, 2026 · 41 MIN
What Goes On In UK Soap Dramas Behind The Scenes with Beth Cordingly
from The House of Hormones · host The House of Hormones
Season 2 Episode 23 – Beth CordinglyIn this episode of The House of Hormones, we're joined by actor Beth Cordingly for an open and honest conversation about anxiety, postnatal depression, hormones, women's health, and life in the spotlight.Beth shares her own experiences with anxiety and postnatal depression, discussing the impact these challenges had on her life and why having more open conversations around women's mental health is so important.We also talk about the power of television and soap storylines in raising awareness of important issues. From reaching millions of viewers to starting conversations that may otherwise never happen, we explore why representation and storytelling can play such an important role in women's health.The conversation also covers HRT, understanding your own body, and becoming more aware of how different changes and treatments can affect you personally.Beth and Leah discuss celebrating women's bodies, the influence of social media on women's health, and the pressures women can face around appearance and ageing.This is an honest, funny, and important conversation about women's health, mental wellbeing, body confidence, and the realities of life both on and off screen.00:00 Intro01:00 Who is Beth Cordingly?03:00 Beth's experience with anxiety07:00 Postnatal depression13:00 Soaps and the importance of their storylines20:00 HRT25:00 Knowing your body and understanding the effects of different changes33:00 Celebrating women's bodies35:00 Social media and women's healthIf you're interested in women's health, anxiety, postnatal depression, HRT, mental health, body confidence, social media, acting, and the power of storytelling, this episode is one you won't want to miss.Topics Covered
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