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Why do we crave sugar when we are stressed? Why does coffee sometimes feel essential? And why can changing our diet feel so difficult even when we know what is "healthy"?  This week on Mastering Change, Emma speaks with nutritionist and somatic practitioner Luis Mojica about the relations…
Therapist, author and anti-oppressive practitioner Myira Khan believes that healing cannot be separated from identity, culture, faith or belonging.  In this episode of Mastering Change, Emma Stapleton and Dr Keisha Siriboe explore how these different dimensions of our lives shape the way we experie…
What makes someone a great trauma therapist?  In this episode of Mastering Change, Emma Stapleton and Araminta Jonsson are joined by trauma specialist Dr Sarah Woodhouse for a conversation about what truly supports healing after trauma.  Drawing on more than twelve years of trauma research and exte…
Frontline workers are trained to stay calm in the middle of extraordinary situations. But trauma does not always show itself during the crisis.   In this episode of Mastering Change, clinical psychologist and researcher Nicola Cogan explores the hidden psychological impact of frontline work. Drawin…
Many of us think of healing as something we do on our own.  We focus on understanding ourselves, regulating our nervous system and working through our patterns in private. But what if healing is not something that happens outside of relationship?  This week on Mastering Change, writer, therapist an…
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