Psychologist Dr Mark Rackley has two decades of experience helping people with their mental health issues.
On this podcast, he shares his own expertise, gains access to world- renowned doctors and talks with individuals about the issues they personally face to help us understand our own issues and what we can do about them.
We all have issues, so lets talk about them.
Publishes | Twice monthly | Episodes | 59 | Founded | 3 years ago |
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Number of Listeners | Categories | Health & FitnessMental Health |
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What is RSD?
How is this symptom linked to ADHD?
What can you do if you struggle with RSD?
For many people with ADHD, RSD can be the main issue that they struggle with. RSD can cause intense emotional pain and make relationships a ... more
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We are hardwired to cry - after all it's how we announce our arrival into the world. But there is more to crying than just tears, there's a physical and psychological effect.
Why do we cry?
What happens in our mind and body when we... more
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You may have had a favourite teddy, blanket or toy as a child that helped you feel secure and safe.
These are not just toys, we create relationships with them that are meaningful to us and give us a feeling of calm. We may think tha... more
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What is the relationship between your gut and brain?
How do the gut and brain impact each other?
What does this relationship have to do with your mental health?
In the latest episode of ' I Have Issues,' I discuss the the gut / bra... more
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Dr Mark Rackley tackles a lot of difficult subjects in this interesting podcast. I’ve learned a lot about some serious issues that I’ve seen family members and friends struggle with. I like how the episodes are layed out with explanations, quotes, experiences, and hope that things can get better.
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Offering insights into various aspects of mental health, this podcast addresses a wide array of topics, emphasizing the importance of open conversations surrounding mental well-being. From personal narratives involving motherhood challenges and postnatal depression to expert discussions on ADHD and societal factors impacting mental health, the episodes convey a blend of expert knowledge and relatable experiences. Anxiety, grief, and the stigmas associated with seeking help are recurring themes, alongside practical advice for coping strategies and support systems. By highlighting the personal and societal dimensions of psychological issues, listeners gain a multifaceted understanding of mental health, aiming to foster a supportive community ... more
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Recent guests on I Have Issues include:
1. Sid Batty
2. James Elliott
3. Laura Guckian
4. Dr Shane Cassidy
5. Sarah Hoover
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7. Dr Hugh Coyne
8. Ben Kennedy
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