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Change Your Brain Every Day

Dr Daniel & Tana Amen
Mental Health
Anxiety
Brain Health
Depression
ADHD
Trauma
Grief
ADD
Alzheimer's Disease
Parenting
Addiction
Nutrition
EMDR Therapy
Sexual Addiction
Stress Management
Alcohol
Dementia
PTSD
Anxiety Disorders
Pain Management

New York Times bestselling authors, Dr. Daniel Amen and Tana Amen are your personal Brain Warrior Guides to help you win the war for your health and defeat anxiety, depression, memory loss, ADHD, addictions, disease, and obesity. Learn how you can take control of your brain and body for the rest of your life.

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As parents, we often care so much about our children's wellbeing that we will do whatever we can to make things easier for them. However, when we step in to fix our children's problem, are we helping them or hurting them? Dr. Amen reveals the approac... more

Should you post photos of your children's faces online? What about screen time? iPads? This week, Dr. Amen and Tana are joined by Dr. Lisa Strohman - who is an attorney, clinical psychologist, and author. As a licensed clinical psychologist, Dr. Stro... more

This in throwback episode, Dr. Amen and Tana Amen first began their relationship, Tana was carrying past trauma from her past experiences. Daniel suggested a unique treatment method for getting over trauma, but Tana wasn't convinced. Yet when she fin... more

In this powerful conversation, Dr. Daniel Amen sits down with Mariel Hemingway to explore the deep connection between family emotional history, trauma, mental health, and hormones. During the interview, Dr. Amen shares Mariel's brain scan and explain... more

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Recent Guests

Mariel Hemingway
American actress, author, mental health advocate
Self/Guest
Episode: Mariel Hemingway: Breaking Generational Trauma Before It Breaks You
Christine D'Clario
Bilingual worship leader, songwriter and author
Christian music industry / Christine D'Clario Foundation
Episode: I Gave My Pain to God — Everything Changed with Christine D'Clairo
Jedidiah Thurner
Co-founder of Love Has No Limits, strategic leader
Love Has No Limits
Episode: The Kindness Effect: How Your Brain Changes When You Care with Jedidiah Thurner
Daniel Amen
Medical doctor, psychiatrist, founder of Amen Clinics
Amen Clinics
Episode: Faith & Brain Health with Pastor Miles McPherson
Justin McMillen
Founder and CEO of Tree House Recovery
Tree House Recovery
Episode: Trapped to Triumphant: Justin McMillen on Breaking Addiction & Finding Purpose in Recovery
Uma Naidoo
Harvard Medical School board-certified psychiatrist, professional chef, and author
Massachusetts General Hospital – Director of Nutritional and Lifestyle Psychiatry
Episode: This Is Your Brain on Food with Dr. Uma Naidoo
Brittany Snow
Actress
Pitch Perfect franchise
Episode: The Trauma You Can't Think Away (Because It Lives in Your Body) with Brittany Snow
Danica Patrick
Former professional race car driver and public figure
Self/Brand related to athletic and health advocacy
Episode: Breast Implant Illness with Danica Patrick
Adrien Nunez
Former college basketball star and country-pop artist
musician/artist
Episode: Adrien Nunez: The Truth About Finding Out You Have ADHD

Hosts

Daniel Amen
Host and clinician focusing on brain health, often driving discussion and providing clinical context.
Tana Amen
Co-host and brain-health advocate who contributes personal perspectives and patient-facing insight.

Reviews

4.7 out of 5 stars from 2.6k ratings
  • Great content, too much intereupting

    Love Dr. Amen and really want to keep listening and learning from him but it’s so hard when Tana keeps interrupting, especially when it’s with trivial side tangents or comments. Had to turn it off because it got so annoying :(

    Apple Podcasts
    2
    lauren_b2
    United States2 months ago
  • New listener

    Like the topics and guests. Tana HAS GOT TO STOP INTERRUPTING and sharing stories. I have never written a review for a podcast before but felt like this needs to be said.

    Apple Podcasts
    2
    Podcastneedshelp
    United States2 months ago
  • Insensitive and disrespectful

    The few episodes I’ve listened to seem to have some accurate information. Some of their statistics are exaggerated and some are just completely untrue and not backed up by scientific research, either a large sample size.

    I find they are quite insensitive and don’t have any sympathy for much. They feel very rightwing and lacking sympathy and empathy. Not my type of people and I’m much happier listening to Mayim Bialik’s podcast. She is a neuroscientist and has kindness and empathy and is also h... more

    Apple Podcasts
    1
    Ambervertigo
    Canada2 months ago
  • Pregnancy findings

    Wow! What an episode - I find myself now (already had 3 kids) and totally made mistakes - what now? We can change our brains - how do we best support our kids? Just through modeling good habits or is there more?

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Karlithetree
    Australia3 months ago
  • Immediately helpful

    So much practical and applicable knowledge. Such a wonderful blend of insight and research for physical, mental, spiritual, and emotional health. I always learn something new and useful, that has a positive impact in my life. Thank you for all you do.🥰

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    NancyTP
    United States3 months ago

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Listeners praise practical, actionable brain-health guidance and relatable storytelling.
Some reviews note hosts interrupting guests, which can affect listening flow.
Episodes generate strong engagement with a mix of positive testimonials and critical, sometimes polarizing feedback.

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The Kindness Effect: How Your Brain Changes When You Care with Jedidiah Thurner
Q: Tell us what happens in the brain when someone performs an act of kindness.
Kindness grows the hippocampus, reduces stress hormones like cortisol, and shifts focus from self to others, which stabilizes mood and resilience.
Trapped to Triumphant: Justin McMillen on Breaking Addiction & Finding Purpose in Recovery
Q: How do you measure success in your program?
Success is measured by high completion rates, low relapse post-treatment, and long-term sobriety, supported by practitioner-led data collection and published outcomes.
Trapped to Triumphant: Justin McMillen on Breaking Addiction & Finding Purpose in Recovery
Q: What makes Tree House Recovery different from typical 30-day programs?
Tree House focuses on six months of immersive treatment, integrating biology, psychology, and social bonds in an ecosystem, with live-in team dynamics and ongoing education to build durable recovery rather than short-term abstinence.
Is It Undiagnosed ADHD or Unresolved Emotional Trauma? Her Shocking Brain Scan Results with Tianna Robillard
Q: What role do supplements play in the plan, and which products were mentioned?
Supplements like happy saffron were recommended for mood and PMS relief, with guidance to consult a doctor; BrainMD products are positioned as part of a broader brain-health protocol.
Is It Undiagnosed ADHD or Unresolved Emotional Trauma? Her Shocking Brain Scan Results with Tianna Robillard
Q: What practical steps were recommended to manage negative thoughts?
They walked through the five-question Ants exercise: Is it true? How does it feel? How would you feel without it? How would you act? What's the opposite thought and is there evidence for it—then apply that to calm the nervous system.

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Recent guests on Change Your Brain Every Day include:

1. Mariel Hemingway
2. Christine D'Clario
3. Jedidiah Thurner
4. Daniel Amen
5. Justin McMillen
6. Uma Naidoo
7. Brittany Snow
8. Danica Patrick

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