How we breathe has a profound impact on how we feel emotionally, our experience of anxiety, panic attacks and so much more. In this insightful episode Campbell Will helps us learn more about the key role our respiratory patterns and physiology play in our mental health and wellbeing. He teaches us how to better understand our breathing patterns, to recognise dysfunctional patterns and how we can make meaningful change quickly.

Campbell Will is a Senior Physiotherapist and Breathwork Coach who focuses on root causes over symptoms to help his patients with pain and dysfunction. He's deeply passionate about helping others to optimise their mental and physical health, to regulate their nervous system and have more autonomy over their lives.

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When we think about mental health and wellbeing, we often think about how we can reduce distress and suffering. But that's only part of the picture. At the heart of Positive Psychology is a focus on what we can all do to significantly improve our individual wellbeing and happiness, which is what this episode is all about. Dr Jodi talks with Clinical and Coaching Psychologist Dr Suzy Green, Founder of the Positivity Institute, revealing how there's more to wellbeing than feeling good, what contributes to our happiness and wellbeing and how everyday brings opportunities for us to enjoy more joy and to savour a whole range of other positive emotions too.

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The state of our nervous system influences how 'at home' we feel in our body. When we're feeling stressed and anxious we often look outside of ourselves to try and feel better. We might try to control the stress in our life, which isn't always easy to do, or turn to unhelpful coping strategies to help us relax and feel more regulated. Today's episode reveals a better way.

In this conversation globally renowned nervous system educator Jessica Maguire teaches us nervous system fundamentals, what influences the state of our nervous system, how we can coax our nervous system back to a more regulated state using different strategies and more. Jessica helps us understand what's underneath the symptoms we feel and why we respond in different circumstances the way we do. We talk about anxiety, people pleasing, parenting, the Vagus Nerve and how we can repair our own nervous system over time.

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Ever find yourself trapped in a cycle of overthinking; going over and over the same situation in your mind without knowing how to move on? Maybe you worry a lot about things that might happen, or you're very good at jumping to the worst case scenario? Overthinking, rumination and worry can make life extremely difficult. The tendency to replay situations or events from the past, or worry about something that might happen, is common but doesn't have to be debilitating.

In this conversation, Dr Jodi talks with Carly Taylor to shed light on why we can get stuck in a cycle of overthinking and importantly, exactly what we can do about it. Carly uncovers the differences between rumination and worry, explains why we do it, shares openly about her son's rumination as he struggled with the challenges of Cushing's Disease, shares a powerful metaphor to help anyone struggling with overthinking to make change and more.

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As the proudly Autistic CEO of The Digital Picnic, Cherie Clonan is the most incredible champion of authenticity, innovation, neuro-inclusive leadership, compassion and courage.

Cherie talks openly with Jodi about her journey with anxiety and how it's impacted her over the years, how she manages it when it shows up and how her gorgeous dad saved her and her sister from an incredibly turbulent and traumatic life with their mum.

Cherie's business, The Digital Picnic, is a company people are lining up to work at and after listening to Cherie you'll understand exactly why. As parent to two neurodivergent children with her husband, Cherie also gives anyone parenting or teaching a child with Autism helpful insights born from her own parenting journey.

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Co-parenting can be excruciatingly difficult. Communication between parents has often already broken down making reasonable and fair decision making more challenging for both parties. When lawyers get involved things can quickly become antagonistic and even more stressful. But there is another way.

Today's guest, and founder of Co-Parenting Companion joins Dr Jodi to shine a light on an alternative approach to separation and co-parenting that saves years of anguish, tens of thousands of dollars and brings healing to a family system that has to transition to two homes.

Tiffany Rochester is a Psychologist and Co-Parenting coach dedicated to nurturing families and providing unwavering support to parents, ensuring that children can thrive in warm relationships with both parents.

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If you are new to the podcast this is a very different episode. Today Jodi is riding solo and sharing all of the coping mechanisms that she implements during tough times.

Jodi Speaks into exercising and practising self compassion, referencing previous episodes and experts that you can help you get back on track.

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Jodi is a speaker, educator, and bestselling author specialising in anxiety and well-being. Learn more: https://drjodirichardson.com.

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In this week's episode Dr Jodi speaks with Dr Kristen Neff on self-compassion.

Dr. Kristen Neff is currently an Associate Professor of Educational Psychology at the University of Texas, she has written numerous academic articles and book chapters on the topic of self Compassion and has been recognized as one of the most influential scholars in the field of psychology.

Well over 5000 studies have been conducted on self-compassion by various scholars since her seminal articles were first published in 2003.

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Jodi is a speaker, educator, and bestselling author specialising in anxiety and well-being. Learn more: https://drjodirichardson.com.

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