155. The Art of Slowing Down
In today’s fast-paced world, the act of slowing down has become more of a luxury than a necessity. Yet it’s a crucial component of a balanced life and overall wellness. In this episode, we are joined by Caitie Forde-Smith, the Program Director at Skyterra Young Adult and the former Guest Services Director at Skyterra Wellness. Drawing from her vast personal experience and the transformational journeys she has witnessed in both programs, Caitie delves deep into the art and importance of slowing down.
154. Why Being a Sports Fan is Good for your Mental Health
Ever felt that rush of excitement just before a big game? Or the camaraderie when donning your favorite team’s colors? It turns out these emotions are more than just fleeting moments of joy. In this episode, we delve into recent studies that have uncovered some surprising benefits of being a passionate sports fan. From boosted self-esteem to an overall sense of life fulfillment, cheering for your team may be doing wonders for your mental well-being. Tune in to learn why your sports fandom might just be one of the best things for your mind.
153. No One Wants to See You Fail: Tips for Public Speaking from a Theater Professional
How to be more comfortable speaking in public is a skill to be learned. On today’s podcast, we talk again with Kerrie Seymour, a professional actor, director and theater professor on how to build your confidence as a public speaker. Learn how to use acting methods to appear more confident in front of an audience and hear the simple mindset shift that will help remove (almost all of) your anxiety and let your public speaking fears go.
Resources:
– Make Your Voice Heard by Chuck Jones
– Permission to Speak by Samara Bay
– www.kerrieseymour.com
152. Meal Prep Made Easy: Quick, Healthy and Delicious Ideas from Skyterra’s Dietitian
It can be quick and easy to make delicious meals that are also good for you! On today’s episode, we talk with Molly, Skyterra’s Dietitian, on her advice for her favorite go-to meal, three ingredients to always have on hand, and the one piece of surprising advice she always gives to guests. Learn the benefits behind prepping and planning your meals, and how to set yourself up for success and health.
151. Growing Together: Gardening and Community Wellness
In this second of a three-part series, we dig deep into the soil—and soul—of gardening, unveiling its multifaceted benefits that extend far beyond just growing your own produce. Today we discuss the very real physical benefits of getting your hands dirty in a garden.
150. Roots and Reps: Physical Health through Gardening
In this second of a three-part series, we dig deep into the soil—and soul—of gardening, unveiling its multifaceted benefits that extend far beyond just growing your own produce. Today we discuss the very real physical benefits of getting your hands dirty in a garden.
149. Cultivating Calm: The Mental Health Benefits of Gardening
In this three-part series, we dig deep into the soil—and soul—of gardening, unveiling its multifaceted benefits that extend far beyond just growing your own produce. Today we discuss the mental health benefits and therapeutic calm that come from tending to plants.
148. When Treatment isn’t Treatment: Making the Choice to Work on Your Wellness
More than ever, young adults are struggling to find their place in this world as they seek control, autonomy and independence. Today we talk with Greg Ostler, Skyterra Young Adult’s Clinical Director, on an alternative for young adults who are seeking treatment. Find out how wellness looks different for young adults, and how the Young Adult program at Skyterra is different from traditional treatment.
147. How to Make — and Sustain — Big Changes in Your Life
She’s back! We check back in with frequent LoseSmart guest Ellen to discuss her journey to make big changes in her life. Hear how Ellen’s goals have changed and how her mindset shift has helped her reconfigure her idea of health and confidence.
146. How to Begin Healing Your Relationship with Food
It’s about the food, and it’s also not about the food.’ When it comes to emotional eating, avoiding the all-or-nothing mindset is so important. Today we chat with Dr. Ardelle Bland, Skyterra’s Clinical Therapist, on how to reprogram and unlearn habits, and how to discover the awareness and longings behind emotional eating.
