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The Mind and Fitness Podcast

Eddy Lindenstein
Chronic Pain
Mind-Body Connection
Pelvic Health
Tension Myositis Syndrome
Stress Management
TMS
Emotional Healing
Erectile Dysfunction
Premature Ejaculation
Trish
Pain Management
Michael Hodge
Anxiety
Alternative Therapies
Stigma In Sexual Health
Mind-Body Syndrome
Emotional Health
Burning Mouth Syndrome
Burnout
Pain Science

Health, Wellness, Fitness and The MindBody Connection

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Recent Guests

Dr. Yoni Ashar
Clinical psychologist and neuroscientist involved in the Boulder Back Pain Study.
Lin Health and Weill Cornell Medicine
Episode: 388 - Revisiting Dr Yoni Ashar from 2021 on The Boulder Back Pain Study
Ellen Ronka
Psychotherapist specializing in shame and psychosomatic symptoms
Episode: 385 - Shame and Psychosomatic Symptoms with Ellen Ronka
Sarah Dakhili
TMS psychotherapist with over 10 years of experience in mental health, focused on mind-body connections
Mental Awakening
Episode: 382 - Sarah Dakhili, Mental Awakening (From 2021)
Steve Ozanich
Number one international bestseller and author of The Great Pain Deception
Amazon
Episode: 380 - THE Steve Ozanich Episode and The Great Pain Deception
Skylar Whitman
A chronic pain advocate from Tampa who discusses her journey with rheumatoid arthritis and nervous system regulation.
Healing with Skylar
Episode: 378 - Healing with Skylar
Christie Uipi
Mental health professional, hosts the Like Mind, Like Body Podcast, and runs the Better Mind Center
Better Mind Center
Episode: 377 - Revisiting Christie Uipi's 2021 Visit
Lisa Schlosberg
Expert in emotional eating and holistic health practitioner.
Episode: 375 - We Can't Solve an Emotional Problem with a Physical Solution with Lisa Schlosberg
Tanner Murtagh
MSW-RSW and pain psychotherapist
Pain Psychotherapy Canada
Episode: 374 - Revisiting That Episode on Intensity, with Tanner Murtagh
Dr. Erin Brunelle
A Doctor of Physical Therapy with a focus on mind-body approaches to pain management.
Alchemy Physio
Episode: 372 - Pain is a Product of Predictive Coding with Dr. Erin Brunelle, PT

Host

Eddie Lindenstein
Host of discussions centered on mental health and physical well-being, with a focus on the mind-body connection and personal healing journeys.

Reviews

4.9 out of 5 stars from 366 ratings
  • Great guests, lots of valuable info. Host's interviewing style needs improvement. Many times, he abruptly wraps up after the guest finishes a thought without any acknowledgment of what they were saying. It comes across as rude or as if he wasn't even listening. Most recent example is episode 385.

    Podcast Addict
    5
    meohmy
    a month ago
  • Sarno’s work continued

    Thank you for continuing Sarno’s work! This podcast and especially the stories of healing are so needed. Very inspirational and informative.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    D0I2
    United States2 years ago
  • Great TMS min/body guests

    Eddy is well read on the mind body links to chronic pain. He asks the guests the questions we all need answers to. Highly recommend and will listen to them all.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    futdxgyhcsgb
    Canada2 years ago
  • Not your average fitness podcast!

    Eddy goes deep! He’s got such a relatable manner and his topics cover a wide range of fitness, wellness, chronic pain and mind-body healing modalities. Do yourself a favor and tune in!

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Aimee C. H.
    United States3 years ago
  • Great program. Interviews with Julie Markowitz are automatically skipped. Can't tolerate her uptalking and vocal fry.

    Podcast Addict
    5
    meohmy
    3 years ago

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Audience members have praised the engaging interview style of the host, which encourages meaningful conversations.
Many reviews highlight the podcast's inspiring content and its impact on listeners' personal healing journeys.
Listeners appreciate the combination of expert insights and relatable personal stories about overcoming chronic pain.
Some feedback mentions a desire for more balanced perspectives on specific topics discussed in episodes.

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Recent interactions between the hosts and their guests.

388 - Revisiting Dr Yoni Ashar from 2021 on The Boulder Back Pain Study
Q: Why do some people transition to chronic pain while others do not?
The development of chronic pain can be predicted by psychological measures like anxiety and contextual factors.
388 - Revisiting Dr Yoni Ashar from 2021 on The Boulder Back Pain Study
Q: What is your current line of work and focus?
I am a clinical psychologist and a neuroscientist at Weill Cornell, focusing on pain reprocessing therapy.
384 - Confronting What is Imperfect, with Sarah Dakhili
Q: What can somebody do that's listening to this right now that's 40 and says, yes, that really resonates with me?
Journaling consistently and honestly can help individuals reconnect with their true selves.
383 - The Foggy Noodle
Q: Having dealt with your own tendonitis, do you treat it the same as other TMS equivalents?
Yes, I do. The pain from tendonitis can feel real, but it's largely related to the psychological aspects of dealing with injuries.
382 - Sarah Dakhili, Mental Awakening (From 2021)
Q: What are two or three things you would start to integrate if you woke up with pain?
I would incorporate creativity, practice mindfulness, and engage in self-inquiry.

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Focusing on the intricate relationship between mental health and physical well-being, this podcast explores a variety of topics related to the mind-body connection. Episodes often feature conversations with therapists, chronic pain advocates, and experts in the field of mental health, discussing the effects of emotions on physical pain and chronic conditions. Noteworthy themes include emotional healing, self-compassion, and holistic approaches to health. The discussions emphasize personal recovery stories and practical advice for listeners seeking to improve their mental and physical health.

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1. Dr. Yoni Ashar
2. Ellen Ronka
3. Sarah Dakhili
4. Steve Ozanich
5. Skylar Whitman
6. Christie Uipi
7. Lisa Schlosberg
8. Tanner Murtagh

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