Why do we feel so overwhelmed, anxious, disconnected and lost...and what does that have to do with what's happening on our planet?
This show explores the hidden connections and deeper patterns that are forming our inner struggles and the wider crises unfolding around us. From mental health to ecological collapse, productivity culture to planetary grief, from burnout to reconnection, join me to po... more
Publishes | Twice monthly | Episodes | 99 | Founded | 4 years ago |
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Number of Listeners | Categories | Health & FitnessMental HealthSociety & Culture |
This is part two of our short interlude exploring the archetypical language of astrology in the context of our time of extraordinary planteraty upheaval.
In part one, we explored astrology as a language of nature and why it's scorned and dismissed ... more
Who fancies a short side-quest away from the connection between our mental health and planetary heath today?
Although we won’t be going far, because it’s all connected of course
To help answer a suprisingly amount of questions I’ve received follo... more
The prevailing Western approach to mental health often treats anxiety, grief, sadness, despair and other challenges as individual problems to be fixed (by you!) and ignores the larger systems we exist within.
But how's that going? Take a look around... more
In a horrifying-but-necessary act of intimacy, I am inviting you to join me on a journey of shedding in today’s episode
Nature shows us that death is food. Decay is enrichment for what’s next.
What is dying in you? What needs to be shed, to make s... more
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Fun, deep and to the point!
In the first three episodes, Siobhan sets the basics of understanding the nature of thoughts, and where all kinds of feelings come from.
From that stage, with her assistant “anxious Alice,” Siobhan keeps pointing us towards the path to mental health, and more peaceful confidence.
May you listen beyond the personal mental noise; and remember who you really are!
J Enrique Román
Florida, USA
Siobhan shares things that make you questions your thoughts and how to grow in your personal life. Informative and enjoyable
Life changing information delivered in a fun, easy to listen to way.
This podcast is real and uplifting. The episodes are short but to the point, and sure to entertain. Siobhán is an incredible, superb witty host that can articulate Three Principles in a way that is so refreshing. I love all the stories (and Anxious Alice) - it makes it interesting and relatable. Listen to this podcast, you’ll not be disappointed :)
It’s hard not to fall in love with Siobhan. She uses relatable stories, metaphors, and humor to point you towards the peace that exists within. If you struggle with anxiety, self doubt, insecurity, overwhelm, or stress, this is a Podcast that you don’t want to miss! What Siobhan shares just may change how you experience life.
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This podcast investigates the complex relationship between mental health issues such as anxiety and the ecological crises facing our planet. It addresses how societal norms, particularly those rooted in capitalism, contribute to feelings of overwhelm and disconnection. Through personal stories and insightful commentary, listeners are invited to explore their inner mental landscapes while also reflecting on the larger patterns affecting our world. Each episode delves into topics like planetary grief, the challenges of productivity culture, and the healing potential of reconnecting with nature. The engaging and often humorous tone of the host encourages vulnerability and authenticity, making these heavy subjects accessible and relatable. Uniq... more
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