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The Midlife Mentors

The Midlife Mentors
Mental Health
Midlife Health
Midlife
Personal Growth
Burnout
Personal Development
Social Media
Nutrition
Menopause
Relationships
Health and Wellness
Fitness
Self-Improvement
Procrastination
Exercise
Self-Care
Anxiety
Midlife Reset Audit
Goal Setting
Resilience

We’re The Midlife Mentors. Here to lift the lid on our no nonsense approach to midlife health and happiness.As midlifers, we’re constantly told we need have it all figured out. But in fact most of us don’t.Our mission is not only to de-bust the crazy diet and fitness myths, but to empower and educate from an authentic and balanced perspective based on reality.It’s time to step away from the madnes... more

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Why is it that one piece of criticism can stay with us for years, yet we quickly forget the things that are going well?

The answer lies in our psychology. Human beings are wired to spot threats and problems. It's how we survived. B... more

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This week, I, Claire - go solo for a beautiful conversation with executive coach Hazel Martin and, honestly, this episode went somewhere completely different from where I expected.

We started out talking about career change for mid... more

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In this episode of The Midlife Mentors we’re talking about health optimisation.  

Today we find ourselves living in a obsessive health optimisation culture where we're tracking our sleep, monitoring our HRV, counting steps, taking ... more

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Have you ever looked at your life and thought, "I don't feel like me anymore?"

Maybe everything looks fine on the surface. The career, the family, the home, the responsibilities you've spent years building. But underneath, somethin... more

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Recent Guests

Dr. Johnny Andrews
Medical professional, associated with Ted's Health and Testosterone Replacement Therapy
Ted's Health
Episode: The Unhealthy Pursuit Of Optimal Health
Robin Hadley
Author, researcher, expert in male childlessness
robinhadley.co.uk
Episode: When Fatherhood Doesn't Happen: A Conversation About Male Childlessness With Dr. Robin Hadley
Mohammed Inayat
GP, founder of Human Longevity Clinics
Human Longevity Clinics
Episode: Peptides & Longevity: Miracle Breakthrough or Risky Trend? Interview with Dr Enayat.
Lyndsey Simpson
CEO, founder of 55 Redefined, author of The Age Rebellion
55 Redefined
Episode: The Age Rebellion: Why Midlife Is Our Time to Rise - Interview with Lyndsey Simpson
Neil Taylor
Founder of Me & My Old Man
Me & My Old Man
Episode: Stories Your Family Has Been Meaning to Tell: An Interview With Neil Taylor
Casey Davidson
Life and sobriety coach from Seattle, host of the Hello Someday podcast
Hello Someday Coaching
Episode: Choosing More: Life Beyond Alcohol - Interview with Casey Davidson
Dr. Suzanne Simpson
Therapist/educator with years of experience working with teenagers
Educator/Researcher
Episode: Raising Teens: From Conflict To Connection - Interview with Dr Suzanne Simpson
Dr. Max Pemberton
NHS doctor discussing GLP-1s and weight management
NHS, author of The Weight Loss Prescription
Episode: The GLP-1 Revolution: Upacking The Real Story, With Dr Max Pemberton & Dr Courtney Raspin
Dr. Courtney Raspin
Psychiatrist focusing on psychology of eating and weight management
Private practice, co-author
Episode: The GLP-1 Revolution: Upacking The Real Story, With Dr Max Pemberton & Dr Courtney Raspin

Hosts

Claire Davis
Co-host of The Midlife Mentors; focuses on health, mindset, and practical midlife guidance.
James Davis
Host of The Midlife Mentors; co-host discussing health, psychology, and practical strategies.

Reviews

4.8 out of 5 stars from 127 ratings
  • Dangerously poor advice

    Really terrible podcast that exploits women at one of their most vulnerable phases in life. Terribly inaccurate and harmful content.

    Apple Podcasts
    1
    Typin 123
    United Kingdom10 months ago
  • Master your time…

    Every time I think I’ve heard the best that Claire and James can possibly produce, they do another one that is even better. This podcast is yet another lightbulb moment and truly makes you understand how you can invest your time to make your life the best it can be!! Amazing. Now onto the next one…

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Saradoddie
    United Kingdom3 years ago
  • Life changing advice for midlifers

    James and Claire are my trusted source, go to support and comforting peers through this midlife rollercoaster. When your emotions are all over the place and you are bombarded with information, it’s been a life saver to have you guys there who I trust not only are up to date qualified but also experienced in all of this stuff for me to know what to do. Thank you sooo much and keep up the good work!

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Sasha Kelross
    Spain3 years ago
  • Jam packed with relatable, empowering info

    I’ve recently started listening to James & Claire and really enjoy their approach. Each podcast is jam packed with takeaway tips - either from their own experience, from evidence based research, or a combination of the two. They cover so many important topics, always in a really relatable chatty style. Highly recommend for anyone on a health journey wanting to dig deeper into what derails us, why, and how to stay on track.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    thecuriouscoco
    United Kingdom3 years ago
  • Great Show!

    Claire and James consistently share valuable information that will help you along on your journey to living your best and healthiest life. Be sure to subscribe so you don't miss an episode!

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Karen Schwab
    United States3 years ago

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Feedback often mentions motivation, accountability, and improvements in health routines.

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When Fatherhood Doesn't Happen: A Conversation About Male Childlessness With Dr. Robin Hadley
Q: Can you say something about the grief that men feel when IVF doesn't work?
Men experience disenfranchised grief surrounding IVF, often lacking social narratives or support, which can leave them feeling isolated; engaging in counseling and broader social support networks helps validate their feelings and provides pathways to coping.
The Age Rebellion: Why Midlife Is Our Time to Rise - Interview with Lyndsey Simpson
Q: What would you say to someone who feels fear about changing careers or pursuing a new path post-50?
Acknowledge fear as a natural response, then map out a 'glide path' rather than a cliff edge into retirement. Start with small, concrete steps, seek support from mentors and your circle, and test ideas with low-risk actions before fully committing. The goal is to build confidence through progress and a clear plan.
Choosing More: Life Beyond Alcohol - Interview with Casey Davidson
Q: What should someone do if they fear judgment for stopping drinking?
Build a supportive community, frame the period as a health experiment rather than a lifestyle deprivation, and seek out like-minded peers and mentors to normalize and sustain the change.
Choosing More: Life Beyond Alcohol - Interview with Casey Davidson
Q: How effective is gray-area drinking and can it be moderated permanently?
Gray-area drinking sits on a spectrum of dependence, and many people underestimate how addictive alcohol can be; permanent moderation is rare without recognizing the underlying triggers and committing to a substantial period of abstinence to reset the nervous system and habits.
Choosing More: Life Beyond Alcohol - Interview with Casey Davidson
Q: Casey, why do women in midlife come to you to get sober?
Women in midlife often face energy drains, social pressures, and hormonal changes that make moderation hard; they want to feel better, reduce anxiety, and regain control, not just cut back, which leads them to pursue goal-oriented, structured programs like a 100-day alcohol-free plan.

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A practical, evidence-informed show focusing on midlife health, happiness, and sustainable wellness. Across episodes, hosts Claire and James Davis challenge diet and hustle myths, emphasize humane, human-centered approaches to resilience, and share actionable strategies—from nervous-system regulation and mindful leadership to nutrition, sleep, and realistic habit change. Notable topics include longevity science, midlife reinvention, the psychology of eating and weight, alcohol-free living, and the social dynamics shaping health and identity in midlife. A standout thread is blending personal experience with research to deliver approachable, actionable guidance for listeners navigating midlife changes, parenting, and career transitions.

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Recent guests on The Midlife Mentors include:

1. Dr. Johnny Andrews
2. Robin Hadley
3. Mohammed Inayat
4. Lyndsey Simpson
5. Neil Taylor
6. Casey Davidson
7. Dr. Suzanne Simpson
8. Dr. Max Pemberton

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