Podcast appearances and mentions of leanne hall

In this clip from 2023, Psychologist Leanne Hall talks about if people can really change?  The House of Wellness returns Sunday Jan 14.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Leanne is a psychologist, author, presenter and advocate. In this episode we talk about the digital service delivery of mental health support during the pandemic as well as the advances in AI as well as the role technology will play in the future of mental health.   Leanne's also the author of Head First Health Fast, the Smart Approach to Outwitting Body Issues and Sustaining Achievable Health and we touch on the importance of health body image in today's society.   Welcome Leanne.  

 Psychologist Leanne Hall talks about if people can really change? See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

The malevolent side of the internet and social media confronts us in 'Dark Mode' by Ashley Kalagian Blunt when the psycopathy of a marginalized few is unleashed.What are the flow on effects on classmates when a Year 10 student is abducted and how are the stresses dealt with by family and especially the girls who question their role in society? ‘The Gaps' is winner of the Prime Ministers Literary Award for YA and is written by Leanne Hall.

We've finally got our act together to share with you our favourite fiction, films, TV and audio of the year. Thank you for joining us in 2021 and supporting our wonderful authors. (You can blame Michelle's full-time reporting contract for why this is going live in February and not January) Season 8 will be in your ears in March! We're keeping recommendations brief. If we've featured or discussed the book before, we'll link to the episode. Listen to our Non-Fiction November wrap up to hear our fave non-fiction for 2021. We'll mark any PR/review copies with * Adult fictionCaitlin: Freckles by Cecelia Ahern* (https://www.betterwordspodcast.com/episode/finding-characters-ps-i-love-you-and-lessons-from-18-novels-with-cecelia-ahern (listen to the interview)) The Hush by Sara Foster* (https://www.betterwordspodcast.com/episode/the-future-of-dystopia-and-exploring-the-mother-daughter-bond-with-sara-foster (listen to the interview)) It's Been a Pleasure, Noni Blake by Claire Christian (https://www.betterwordspodcast.com/episode/writing-funny-and-publishing-in-a-pandemic-with-abigail-mann (original recommendation)) Michelle: Last Night by Mhairi McFarlane* (https://www.betterwordspodcast.com/episode/creating-a-music-icon-and-oral-history-narratives-with-dawnie-walton (listen to Caitlin's recommendation)) The Couple by Helly Acton (https://www.betterwordspodcast.com/episode/unlikely-friendships-dads-in-ya-and-feedback-from-your-favourite-authors-with-tobias-madden (original recommendation)) Home Stretch by Graham Norton - a touching exploration of the way one tragic event ripples out throughout so many lives. Adult fictions: honourable mentionsCaitlin: Beautiful World, Where Are You by Sally Rooney Michelle: The Man Who Died Twice by Richard Oseman Young AdultCaitlin: Kate in Waiting by Becky Albertalli Social Queue by Kay Kerr* (https://www.betterwordspodcast.com/episode/the-absurdity-of-the-human-body-with-sarah-walker (listen to our book club)) Henry Hamlet's Heart by Rhiannon Wilde* (https://www.betterwordspodcast.com/episode/teenage-male-friendships-all-boys-schools-and-peak-2000s-culture-with-rhiannon-wilde (listen to the interview)) Michelle: The Gaps by Leanne Hall* (https://www.betterwordspodcast.com/episode/violence-against-women-the-perfect-victim-myth-and-slow-writing-with-leanne-hall (listen to our interview)) The Monster of Her Age by Danielle Binks* (https://www.betterwordspodcast.com/episode/horror-films-acting-dynasties-and-the-strange-limbo-of-grief-with-danielle-binks (listen to our interview)) Margot and Me by Juno Dawson The out-of-your-comfort-zone bookCaitlin: Harry Styles: The Making of a Modern Man by Sean Smith* Michelle: Detransition, Baby by Torrey Peters The surprising bookCaitlin: One Last Stop by Casey McQuiston Michelle: Space Hopper by Helen Fisher (listen to our book club chat) The new release we want to read Caitlin: How to Be Perfect by Michael Schur Michelle: People Person by Candice Carty-Williams The book we already own and want to actually read Caitlin: Still Life by Sarah Winman* Michelle: Shuggie Bain by Douglas Stuart TVCaitlin: Superstore Morning Wars (aka The Morning Show) Ted Lasso Michelle: Line of Duty Motherland I'll Be Gone in the Dark MoviesCaitlin: Dear Evan Hansen Spiderman: No Way Home Tick Tick Boom Michelle: Promising Young Woman Cruella The Mitchells vs the Machines AudioCaitlin: Taylor Swift: Evermore/Fearless/Red (music) Sentimental in the City Drama Queens Michelle: RedHanded podcast You're Wrong About The Fred and Rose West Tapes Books and other things mentionedLast Christmas (film) Queenie by Candice Carty-Williams All Killa No Filla (podcast) I, Tonya (film) The Five by Hallie Rubenhold Connect with us on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/betterwordspod/ (@betterwordspod)

Garry and Leanne Hall are cattle producers from the Macquarie Marshes in north central NSW. Part of their property is Ramsar (International Convention on Wetlands) listed, which creates an extra level of responsibility and connection with their landscape. The Halls, with their two children, are passionate about the sustainability of their production system and their role as an ecosystem service provider, managing their land to ensure they have positive environmental outcomes. They are involved in water management at all levels on a daily basis and regularly host visits from political level to government agency staff. The Hall family have cared for their property for four generations and their families have had landholdings in the area for seven generations. With a strong interest in traditional land use practices and how they can learn from the ability of a culture to survive for 50,000 years prior to European settlement. Garry and Leanne are passionate about building strong business relationships and never lose sight of the fact that every kg of beef they produce is destined for human consumption. They live and work with their livestock on a daily basis and are well over 100km from the nearest town, as such, they are believers in a strong local community and surrounding themselves with positive people. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Leanne Hall is an author of and specialist in young adult and children's fiction. Her debut novel, This Is Shyness, won the Text Prize and was followed by a sequel, Queen of the Night. Her novel for younger readers, Iris and the Tiger, won the Patricia Wrightson Prize for Children's Literature at the 2017 NSW Premier's Literary Awards. This week we're diving into her beautiful and haunting YA novel, The Gaps.  Just a note a warning before listening:  This episode deals with discussions of violent crime against women. It was recorded in late February 2021, before Sarah Everard's abduction and murder in London. Some of the discussions may be triggering and if you'd like to skip straight to the writing chat, skip ahead to 49 minutes.  Our interview starts at 25 minutes.  https://heymamaearth.com/features/live-in-the-seasons (Read Michelle's article on how seasonally living changed her perceptions of living in the moment).  Caitlin recommends: Moxie (movie) A fun movie about teen girls smashing the patriarch brought to us by Amy Poehler. Caitlin hasn't read the YA book of the same name, but we've both heard brilliant things about it.  Michelle recommends:  The Trespasser by Tana French Character-driven and atmospheric crime fiction  filling the Line of Duty-shaped hole in Michelle's heart. In this interview, we talk about: The ‘odd-couple' friendship at the heart of The Gaps The haunting crime at the centre of the novel and Leanne's own experience as a teenager on the periphery of a major crime Re-visiting teenage trauma when writing The way girls and women are, from a young age, taught to protect themselves from violence Why Leanne wanted to explore the ‘perfect victim' myth and the dangers of that narrative in the media Leanne's view on the ethics around true crime as a media genre and the boundaries she gave herself when writing (with a tangent about the brilliance of Veronica Mars) Why Leanne wanted to explore race, culture, and class issues in the novel and how writing and fictionalising the story was therapeutic How Leanne wrote The Gaps in tandem with her previous middle grade novel Iris and The Tiger Leanne's genre-bending style and how she departed from that in The Gaps The success of Leanne's debut novel, This Is Shyness and the pressure of writing knowing people are expecting it Books and other things mentioned: 10 Things I Hate About You Angus, Thongs and Perfect Snogging Sundays Pop and Culture  panel from Louise McSharry (the episode Michelle referenced is https://open.spotify.com/episode/2xIF5IVfYM2UzU7W53LdxM?si=CZfowiEhTFWSLrxfqGekYw (this one)) Line of Duty  Veronica Mars Follow Leanne on Instagram https://www.instagram.com/lilymandarin/ (@lilymandarin) Follow us on Instagram https://ww.instagram.com/betterwordspod (@betterwordspod) The Gaps is out now in Australia.  We both received copies of The Gaps for review from Text Publishing. 

This episode is a collaboration with Darebin's FUSE festival.Our guest is author of young adult and children's fiction, Leanne Hall.  For information on this five-part FUSE series and the FUSE festival check out Darebin FUSE Spring 2020.Show notes for this episode on our website www.thefirsttimepodcast.com or get in touch via Twitter or Instagram @thefirsttimepod

Leanne is a registered psychologist and has worked as a Therapist for over 20 years. More recently she was the Therapist and Relationship Expert on Channel 7’s Bride & Prejudice. Leanne has featured as an expert on relationships, mental health & wellbeing across many media; including TV, editorials, print/online publications as well as podcasts. She is a published author, having published her first book in 2017 in addition to several book chapters. She is currently completing her PhD at Sydney University in a completely different area; Ultra Running. Where she is researching embodied ways to overcome injury.Married with 2 children; Leanne also lives the every-day challenges of being a working mum, and with her eldest about to embark on the HSC - she is confident that she will continue to make mistakes, and blunder through life just like everyone else! See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Change is an inevitable part of life, so it’s surprising that we’re not better equipped to deal with it when it happens. In this episode of the Well-thy podcast, health journalist Casey Beros chats with integrative psychologist Leanne Hall about how to not only deal with change, but how to embrace it and thrive through it. From breakups to redundancy and becoming a parent to losing one, this is a must-listen episode.

Anxiety is at epidemic levels and most people have experienced it in some way. If you want to know where anxiety comes from and how to deal with it better for yourself and your kids, through everything from nutrition to psychology, this episode is for you. Together with author and mind-body expert Leanne Hall we dive deep into the topic of anxiety and stress in this episode of Unstoppable. Timestamps: 04:35 - What anxiety is and why it's so common 09:18 - How to manage anxiety healthily 13:08 - Why do we avoid dealing with stress and anxiety? 20:28 - Balancing OCD through structure and discipline 23:33 - Regulating stress and emotions 30:38 - Benefits of fasting against anxiety 41:15 - Where to start in taking care of your mental health

Kulja and Dylan chat with Associate Professor in Urban Planning at The University of Melbourne Dave Nichols for his monthly segment to wrap the year in urban planning issues, spanning construction headaches, level crossings pains and local government responses to the climate crisis.Next up Tony Wilson, author and founder of the Speakola website drops in for his annual visit to round out the year's most significant speeches across a variety of genres.Lastly, author and illustrator Sally Rippin drops in to the studio for her monthly instalment of the Reading Room, joined by author and children's and young adult specialist at Readings bookstore Leanne Hall to suggest some kids reading picks for summer.This is the last edition of The Grapevine for 2019. A huge thanks to the listeners and Triple R subscribers for all your support this year - can't wait to bring you more in 2020!

In this episode, integrative psychologist Leanne Hall shares how changing your mindset can get you out of the seemingly never-ending dieting cycle, and gives tips on how to make sure even winter blues don’t derail your healthy eating and exercise goals.

Children's bookseller and author Leanne Hall sits down with Readings Kids shop manager Angela Crocombe, to give us an insight into the wonderful world of kids' publishing and bookselling. They touch on representation and diversity in children's publishing, the success of Bruce Pascoe's Young Dark Emu, and give us some of their personal children's books recommendations.

Readings children's specialist bookseller Leanne Hall talks to Chris Gordon about the children's and YA books she's most excited for in 2019.

Kids bookseller Leanne Hall chats with Ambelin Kwaymullina about editing the anthology, Meet Me at the Intersection.

Booksellers Angela Crocombe and Leanne Hall share their favourite children's and young adult books from the past year. You can find all the books they mention here: http://bit.ly/2CMIQO1

In our 'Conversations with booksellers' series, our Managing Director Mark Rubbo chats with Readings staff about their work. This episode sees him in conversation with Readings Kids bookseller, award-winning author and Readings Foundation Grants Officer Leanne Hall.

This episode of the Stella Podcast features Stella Ambassadors Alice Pung, Leanne Hall and Rebecca Lim on a panel titled No One Way To Be Asian In Australia.

She’s 28, nice, smart, isn’t bad looking or crazy. People always tell her, “I can’t believe you’re not taken!” How does she get over the anxiety that she will never find anyone to have kids with? He’s a health nut who has moved in with a guy 14 years younger and drinks. How can he get him to put the bottle away without putting the relationship in jeopardy? Bianca's been having serious troubles with her hubby and is in major debt. She's found out her dad is leaving her money. Should she tell her husband?  Join Osher Günsberg with psychologist Leanne Hall as they dish out the real talk relationship advice your friends will never say to your face.  Show Notes Your hosts are: Osher Gunsberg and Leanne Hall Have a question? Call the podphone on 02 8999 9386 OR record a voice memo in your phone and email podcast@mamamia.com.au  This show was produced by Monique Bowley and Kelly Glover for the Mamamia Podcast Network. You can buy books from  any of our podcast guests at our iBooks store at apple.co/mamamia. And while you are there, please subscribe to the show, and leave a rating and a five star review!

He moved back to his hometown where most of his childhood friends are now married and everyone knows everyone, including his ex. How can he meet people? A woman found out she is pregnant but her husband isn’t excited about having a third child leaving her faced with an ultimatum, “It’s him or the baby”. What is the right thing to do? What does it mean if your boyfriend doesn't post pics of you on his social media? Does she have the right to want to be on there? Join Osher Günsberg with psychologist Leanne Hall as they dish out the real talk relationship advice your friends will never say to your face.  Show Notes Your hosts are: Osher Gunsberg and Leanne Hall Have a question? Call the podphone on 02 8999 9386 OR record a voice memo in your phone and email podcast@mamamia.com.au  This show was produced by Monique Bowley and Kelly Glover for the Mamamia Podcast Network. You can buy books from  any of our podcast guests at our iBooks store at apple.co/mamamia. And while you are there, please subscribe to the show, and leave a rating and a five star review!

Indi is happily married but can't stop obsessing about sex with strangers. Should she just do it and not tell her husband? Bec snooped on her boyfriend's facebook and found him chatting with his ex about the wild sex they had and all the funny things they loved about each other. Is electronically cheating a thing? Should she confront him even though he’ll find out she was looking at his laptop? And too-shy Alicia is into another very-shy guy, and she thinks he likes her back...but they're stuck in a shy standoff.  Join Osher Günsberg with psychologist Leanne Hall as they dish out the real talk relationship advice your friends will never say to your face.  Show Notes Your hosts are: Osher Gunsberg and Leanne Hall Have a question? Call the podphone on 02 8999 9386 OR record a voice memo in your phone and email podcast@mamamia.com.au  This show was produced by Monique Bowley and Kelly Glover for the Mamamia Podcast Network. You can buy books from any of our podcast guests at our iBooks store at apple.co/mamamia. And while you are there, please subscribe to the show, and leave a rating and a five star review!

She’s 26 and dates the same type of guy over and over. How can she break the cycle? A woman has been with her boyfriend for four years and he's not taking her marriage hints. Should she ask him? And Dave is in love with his best mate's ex. What a cliche.  Join Osher Günsberg with psychologist Leanne Hall as they dish out the real talk relationship advice your friends will never say to your face.  Show Notes Your hosts are: Osher Gunsberg and Leanne Hall Have a question? Call the podphone on 02 8999 9386 OR record a voice memo in your phone and email podcast@mamamia.com.au  This show was produced by Monique Bowley and Kelly Glover for the Mamamia Podcast Network. You can buy books from  any of our podcast guests at our iBooks store at apple.co/mamamia. And while you are there, please subscribe to the show, and leave a rating and a five star review!

Year 7 students interview Melbourne author, Leanne Hall. Leanne has written This is Shyness, and most recently, Iris and the Tiger. 

We journey into a surreal world in Leanne Hall's adolescent novel, 'Iris and the Tiger'.

Psychologist Leanne Hall on drinking in your 20s and your developing brain. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.