Category ArchiveTMB-Podcast

ByDr. Berney

Welcome to Psychreg – Interview with Dennis Relojo (TMBPRP001)

Welcome to The Mental Breakdown and Psychreg Podcast! Today we kick off our new partnership with Psychreg.org by interviewing its founder, Dennis Relojo.
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ByDr. Berney

Food on the Brain (TMB121)

Do you believe that there is a relationship between what you eat and your physical and mental health? While the answer may seem obvious, there are many who deny the relationship. But if you have ever eaten something that made you feel bad, then you know that the connection is real.
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ByDr. Berney

Psychreg Podcast (TMBMS090)

Welcome to The Mental Breakdown Morning Show! Each weekday morning, we will to help get your day off to a great start. Although 2017 is only 13 days old, a lot has already happened. Today we announce a new partnership between The Mental Breakdown and Psychreg.org. This relationship will help expand our audience to the United Kingdom and provide additional resources and interviews for the show. Check out Psychreg and read the various blog posts, written by mental health experts from around the world. It is a wonderful resource and we are definitely looking forward to fostering this relationship!
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ByDr. Berney

Preparing for an Empty Nest (TMBMS089)

Welcome to The Mental Breakdown Morning Show! Each weekday morning, we will to help get your day off to a great start. Our lives change completely when we have children. At that point, our children become a primary focus for everything we do. So what happens, 18 years later, when our child is leaving the home? Today we talk about preparing for an empty nest.
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ByDr. Berney

Restorative Justice (TMBMS088)

Welcome to The Mental Breakdown Morning Show! Each weekday morning, we will to help get your day off to a great start. We are often asked how to handle various situations, given that we are not proponents of punishment. Today we talk about restorative justice, a practice that helps children learn expectations, improve their behavior, and better appreciate the consequences of their actions.
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ByDr. Berney

Poverty and Brain Development (TMBMS087)

Welcome to The Mental Breakdown Morning Show! Each weekday morning, we will to help get your day off to a great start. We have always known that poverty has a profound effect on the opportunities individuals have in their lives. However, we now know that poverty is also related to reading skills, cognitive processing, and stress management.
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ByDr. Berney

Traumatic Events and Bystanders (TMBMS086)

Welcome to The Mental Breakdown Morning Show! Each weekday morning, we will to help get your day off to a great start. When most people hear about Posttraumatic Stress Disorder (or PTSD), they almost immediately think about a military veteran or someone who was in a serious accident. However, research tells us that even witnessing traumatic events can cause changes in our brain that are similar to those who have been directly traumatized.

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ByDr. Berney

Resiliency and Identity (TMB120)

If we step back, take off our political, religious, or even judgmental glasses for a moment, most of us would agree that there are individuals who demonstrate tremendous resilience. Hillary Clinton could have easily disappeared following the embarrassment she endured during her husband’s second term as president. Stephen Hawking could have easily thrown in the towel as his medical condition slowly immobilized him. Instead, Ms. Clinton went on to become a Senator and ran two valiant campaigns to be the first female president; and Dr. Hawking has become one of the principal thinkers in the fields of cosmology and physics. What makes them – and many others – so resilient?
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ByDr. Berney

TGIF (TMBMS085)

Welcome to The Mental Breakdown Morning Show! Each weekday morning, we will to help get your day off to a great start. In the age of social media and 140 character limits, deep – and arguably philosophical – statements are made through the use of acronyms. This week, we focus on some common acronyms that could help shape our lives. Today, we focus our attention on TGIF (Thank Goodness It’s Friday), which offers us two lessons. First, we are reminded that it is important to have down time, to look forward to the weekend as a time to refresh, recoup, and recharge ourselves. But TGIF is also a warning to avoid the tendency to focus so much on tomorrow, that we miss out on opportunities today. Don’t wish your life away by dreaming about Friday on Sunday night.
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ByDr. Berney

TBT (TMBMS084)

Welcome to The Mental Breakdown Morning Show! Each weekday morning, we will to help get your day off to a great start. In the age of social media and 140 character limits, deep – and arguably philosophical – statements are made through the use of acronyms. This week, we focus on some common acronyms that could help shape our lives. Today, we focus our attention on TBT (Throw Back Thursday), which encourages us to look back at our lives – the good and bad experiences – and learn from them so that we make better decisions in the future.
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