Mom-MD, Harvard trained educator, host of the 🧠 MindBodySpace Podcast and creator of Brain Talk. Empowers adults and kids with mental and physical resilience
Get inspired to eat whole food! Listen to The Impact of Nutrition on Mental and Physical Well-Being with Susan Greeley, of SENS Wellness — Castle Connolly Private Health Partners" by MindBodySpace . https://t.co/MTRFj1P3ke
On average, people spend about 50 percent of their lives in less-than-good health including 12 percent in poor health.1112 https://t.co/hcWsdWpBU8 via @McKinsey
A sign of emotional intelligence is moving from “You made me feel” to “This is how I reacted.”
Our emotions aren’t caused by other people’s actions. They’re shaped by our interpretations.
Blaming others gives them power over our feelings. Taking responsibility empowers us.
Dr. Sharma shared her insights on how to reduce inflammation and manage pain naturally.
I found her insights to be incredibly valuable and I am confident that her book will be a helpful resource for anyone who is struggling with pain.
If you need pain relief, chronic or from an injury, listen to episode 110 of the MindBodySpace Podcast where I speak with Dr. Saloni Sharma, a board-certified pain management physician and author of the book "Pain Solution: How to Relieve Pain Without Pills."
What you can’t see can do a lot of harm.
Choose with care what you put on your face and body. The Ugly Truth about Beauty Products https://t.co/m2tINcY72u
For kids, whose brains are not yet primed for emotional regulation, i.e., their prefrontal lobes have not made strong connections to their limbic system, improperly used social media can truly be traumatizing.
Kids and their relationships with social media is complex and as a Mom-MD who had a teen at home during the pandemic, I know it can be a lifeline to connect, but only when used safely and with plenty of mental training for my teen.
It's absolutely true that "Adolescents “are not just smaller adults,” Dr. Murthy “They’re in a different phase of development, and they’re in a critical phase of brain development.” https://t.co/w2vZ5FGN5X
Have you found a way to talk to your kids/students about social media?