113 – Monologue: How to Disconnect from Work
Host Dr. Marcia Sirota talks about disconnecting from the workplace amid the recent “Right to Disconnect” law implemented in Ontario.
Host, Dr. Marcia Sirota gets into it — with experts and regular folks — about the heavy stuff that gets in the way of what we want. Heavy stuff like addiction and mental health, isolation, and loneliness, difficult family and work relationships and the importance of self-care.
Dr. Marcia‘s approach is clear, human and accessible, which helps listeners turn their emotional shit into fertilizer.
Host Dr. Marcia Sirota talks about disconnecting from the workplace amid the recent “Right to Disconnect” law implemented in Ontario.
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Niro Feliciano is a psychotherapist, author, podcast host of “All Things Life”, and expert on anxiety, brain science, and spirituality.
A voracious reader and aspiring writer since childhood, Charise Jewell was born in Germiston, South Africa and immigrated to Canada when she was seven years old.
109 – Dr. Kevin Alderson: Discussing Addiction From the Point of View of Both Recovering Addict and Counselor
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Abby Medcalf is a Relationship Maven, psychologist, author, podcast host and Tedx speaker who has helped thousands of people think differently.