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Mental Health is You - 5 Top Podcasts for Resilience, Stress-Relief, and Mindfulness

 

Podcasts provide a valuable and reliable resource for gaining new insights in resilience, stress-relief, and mindfulness. Easy to stream or download and listen to on the go, podcasts can help you learn about insights into happiness and meaning, be them scientific or not!

This "Mental Health is You" blog series is here to help explore the use of mindfulness, empathy, and compassion in Meaningful, Memorable, and Motivational ways. In this blog post, we share five favorite podcasts about learning new skills, strengthening existing ones, and improving how you navigate your way through this pandemic and post-pandemic journey. Explore, listen, and feel free to add your suggestions in the comments. 

Note: Some podcasts may require a subscription.

Podcasts

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1. The Positive Psychology

Bringing the Science of Happiness to your earbuds with Kriten Truempy, this podcast covers the full spectrum of positive psychology, from light-hearted inspiration to deep, thought-provoking discussions such as Post-Traumatic growth or positive parenting. 

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2. The Anxiety Podcast

Hosted by Tim JP Collins, this podcast provides a safe, supportive space for those suffering with anxiety, stress, and panic attacks. The show focuses on moving past anxiety and fear through personal stories, new skills, or coping strategies. You are not alone. 

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3. Meditation Minis

This award-winning meditation podcast by Hypnotherapist, Chel Hamilton, is filled with 'mini' meditations to calm anxiety, overcome negative thinking, increase confidence, and more. 'Mini' means that most of these meditations are just 10 minutes or less. 

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4. The Hilarious World of Depression

This podcast tries to put a fun spin on a hard topic—depression. It is brought to you by American Public Media and HealthPartners' Make It Okay campaign, who are committed to breaking the stigma around mental health. The Hilarious World of Depression is hosted by veteran humorist and public radio host, John Moe.  

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5. Cleaning Up the Mental Mess

This podcast is hosted by Dr. Caroline Leaf, a cognitive neuroscientist, author, and mental health and mind expert. She provides practical and scientific tips and tools to help you take back control over mental, emotional, and physical health. 

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Dr. Christina Barss
Dr. Christina Barss

Dr. Christina Barss is an experienced industry subject matter expert in improvement sciences and organizational culture change. Her unique blend of practical, academic, and art perspectives creates custom operational and employee engagement solutions that transform the bottom line. For example, her PhD in sustainable systems design focused on disparately located interprofessional teams in transition during lean transformation at a large, midwestern, urban, academic medical center. Dr. Barss' 12 years in healthcare were filled leading strategic enterprise-level initiatives to improve patient safety, quality, service, and innovation as well as teaching and coaching executives. From C-suite to frontline, she connects seamlessly and guides others in building trust bridges. Her continuous improvement science foundation began in the manufacturing industry. She presents nationally and internationally on design thinking, change management, organizational culture, corporate learning, executive education, and succession planning.

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