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The World's First Podcast with Erin & Sara Foster

It’s Okay to Be a Mess (with Dr. Caroline Leaf)

The World's First Podcast with Erin & Sara Foster

Dear Media | Wishbone Production

Leisure, 750325, Female Founders, Aging, Advice, Comedy, Business, Nutrition, Life Advice, Society & Culture, Infertility, Health & Fitness

4.62.6K Ratings

🗓️ 2 November 2023

⏱️ 81 minutes

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Summary

This week, Erin and Sara sit down with Dr. Caroline Leaf, a communication pathologist and cognitive neuroscientist. They discuss the mind-brain-body connection, how to deal with intrusive thoughts, the expectation mindset, and much more.

Transcript

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0:00.0

Hi, I'm Otto. Welcome to Erin Sarah's podcast.

0:10.0

Okay, today we are joined by Dr. Caroline Leif. You guys, she's a clinical neuroscientist

0:17.7

and communication pathologist who specializes in the mind, brain, and body connection. Okay, she

0:23.8

give us so much insight into how humans function. We talked about how social media impacts our brain

0:30.7

and mental health, how we can work to rewire our brains, how to deal with intrusive thoughts,

0:36.5

and really so much more. I didn't know what to expect going to this conversation, because

0:43.6

you know, it's a they're heavy topics, but this conversation was surprisingly light.

0:49.5

And I don't know, I think you're going to really walk away just having tools to implement change.

0:57.1

So enjoy this episode.

1:04.8

Hi. Hello. How are you doing? Good. How are you? What a beauty you are. I mean,

1:10.0

that's skin. Oh, that's very kind of you, but you both on bed yourself. Beautiful.

1:15.4

We we're not very put together right now. I've got wet hair. I just try to pull it back for you,

1:19.2

but it just didn't come together right. Oh, we're loving to meet you both.

1:23.8

So nice to meet you too. So why don't you give us, um, and give our listeners a little bit

1:28.9

about your background and sort of how you got into studying the brain and like what you do?

1:33.6

Absolutely. Well, I've been in the field for nearly 40 years, so that maybe ages need to

1:37.9

be in the field of a long time. And it's been, I'm a clinical neuroscientist and

1:42.0

communication pathologist and audiologist. And I've specialised in the field of psycho neurobiology.

1:47.8

So what all of that means is that I've looked at the how what the difference between the mind,

1:51.7

brain and body and how they connected and how thoughts form and what is a thought and what are

1:56.5

memories and what are emotions and, you know, what is mental health. And then I worked a

2:01.4

largely in my practice for at work for after don't practice any more practice for 25 years.

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