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| Publishes | Twice weekly | Episodes | 21 | Founded | 3 months ago |
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We welcome former heroin addict turned neuroscientist Dr. Brian Pennie and his sister Anne Pennie, a trainee psychotherapist, for a deeply honest conversation about addiction, recovery, resilience, and the impact of addiction on families.
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I’ve really enjoyed every episode so far of Mind Your Self. The topics are both interesting and highly relatable, and the conversations feel very real and grounded. The content offers genuinely valuable information that stays with you after listening.
It was also a pleasure to be a guest on the podcast myself and to contribute to such meaningful discussions. Looking forward to more episodes!
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This show centers on mental health, healing, and personal growth through intimate conversations with therapists, healers, and people with lived experience. Across episodes, listeners encounter stories of trauma, recovery, motherhood, grief, addiction, mindfulness, breathwork, and holistic approaches to well-being. Guests range from clinicians and wellness practitioners to individuals navigating major life challenges, offering practical coping strategies, self-care routines, and insights into navigating stigma and systemic barriers. The format tends to blend personal narrative with professional perspectives, making it useful for anyone seeking relatable mental health content, practical tools, or inspiration for resilience and self-discovery.... more
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