
Mind the Body is a podcast about the space between how we think, feel, and live in our bodies — and how trauma, culture, and relationships shape the way we experience the world.
Hosted by psychodynamic psychotherapist and EMDR therapist Yvette Vuaran, the show unpacks how the body remembers, how the mind protects, and how understanding that connection can change the way we live and love.
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 27 | Founded | 9 months ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | Health & FitnessMental Health | |||

🎧 Episode 26: Plato's New Cave - AI and Body Image
What happens when the online images we encounter every day become so familiar that we stop questioning whether they're real?
What if the greatest challenge of AI isn't simply that it changes how w... more
🎧 Episode 25: Rupture and Repair – The Cornerstone of Secure Love
Why do some relationships survive the hardest moments and become stronger, while others slowly unravel through misunderstandings that seem almost insignificant?
What if the strength... more
🎧 Episode 24: Loved, But Can't Feel It? Attachment Insecurity and Dissociation
What happens when someone tells you they love you, and you know they mean it, but you simply can't feel it?
Or when someone leaves the room and, despite knowing they'll... more
🎧 Episode 23: Lost Boys - Why So Many Young Men Are at War With Their Bodies
Why are so many young men struggling to feel at home in themselves? Why are increasing numbers turning to the gym, self-optimisation, or the online world in search of conf... more
🎧 Episode 22: The Hypervisible and the Unseen - Algorithms, Body Image, and the Fragile Self
What happens when we become more visible than ever before, yet feel increasingly unseen? And why does the digital world so often leave us feeling disconnec... more
🎧 Episode 21: Glass Skin - Cosmeticorexia, Looksmaxxing, and the Face We're Really Looking For
Why are children as young as eight becoming obsessed with perfect skin? And what are we really looking for when we can't stop trying to improve our faces... more
🎧 Episode 20: Loving What Can't Leave You - AI Companions, Attachment Hunger, and the Body We Are Forgetting
What happens when the thing that understands you best has no body of its own?
In this episode of Mind the Body, I explore the growing phen... more
🎧 Episode 19: Limerence, Attachment, and the Other We Create
What happens when longing becomes more real than the person it is attached to?
In this episode of Mind the Body, I explore the psychology of limerence - the intense, consuming experience... more
How this podcast ranks in the Apple Podcasts, Spotify and YouTube charts.
Apple Podcasts | #86 | |
Apple Podcasts | #222 |










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A clinically informed exploration of how mind, body, and relationships intersect, with a focus on trauma, attachment, body image, and the social and cultural pressures shaping self-perception. Across episodes, the host weaves psychodynamic theory, EMDR-informed perspectives, and cultural analysis to illuminate why people feel held back or seen in their bodies, how technological and societal forces influence self-image, and how healing emerges through attuned relationships and embodied practice. Noteworthy strengths include a consistent therapeutic lens, thoughtful integration of theory and case-grounded insights, and a willingness to tackle timely topics like AI, cosmetic surgery, and perimenopause through the lens of attachment and embodim... more
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