Ep 68 Dr Meg Arroll | Tiny Traumas | The Self...

There was a time in my life when I blamed everything else for the pain I was in.My past. My circumstances. Other people. Bad luck.But the moment my life started to change was the moment I stopped waiting for someone to rescue me and started taking ownership of myself.In this epis ...  Show more

For years, I believed that crying made me weak.I told myself to hold it in. Stay strong. Keep moving. No matter what I felt, I buried it. And on the surface, it looked like strength… but underneath, it was doing damage I didn’t even realise.In this episode of The Johnny Lawrence ...  Show more

Dr. Margaret RutherfordA clinical psychologist, who has practiced for over twenty years in Fayetteville, Arkansas. Since 2012, her writing has been found on her own website, as she writes about mental health, with a special focus on Perfectly Hidden Depression, midlife and relati ...  Show more

Today I’m pleased to welcome a podcast guest who has become one of my favourite voices on social media, sharing her wisdom on the concept of self-healing. Dr Nicole Le Pera is a clinical psychologist who felt frustrated by the limitations of traditional psychotherapy and was draw ...  Show more

Social media has its flaws – but it can also be a force for good, creating communities and offering help to people who might not otherwise receive it. And my guest today is someone who uses her platform to do just that. Dr Julie Smith is a clinical psychologist, who’s passionate ...  Show more

Look, there are some things in life - a LOT of things in life - that just can’t be fixed or made better, you have to figure out how you’re going to live with them. If you’ve ever felt othered and invisible because of an illness or disability - this episode is for you. If you’ve e ...  Show more