Keeping Connected, Happy and Well

  • Episode 4: The Physiological Sigh

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    Episode 4: The Physiological Sigh
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    On this week’s episode, we look at the research from the Neuroscience Labs of Andrew Huberman at Stanford University. The Physiological Sigh is a quick and research tested way to quickly calm down the nervous system. Yoga Nidra or NSDR or Non Sleep Deep Relaxation also is a practice that is accessible to all and can have beneficial mental and physiological effects.


  • Episode 03: Your Mental Health in the Natural World

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    Episode 03: Your Mental Health in the Natural World
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    Today in Keeping Connected, Happy and Well, we’ll explore research that speaks to our connection to the natural world and its positive effects on our mental health and wellbeing.


  • Episode 2: Social Health Research

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    On today’s episode we look at some of the current research being published around micro interactions and Social Health.


  • Episode 1: Social Health

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    Today on Keeping Connected, Happy and Well, we look at how connecting with strangers can increase our sense of wellbeing.


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    Welcome to Keeping Connected, Happy and Well with Dr Stephani Stephens.


Join your host Dr Stephani Stephens, a psychotherapist, researcher, author and lecturer in counselling at the Univeristy of Canberra each week as she examines and explores contemporary research on ways to hack and help how we live.