Podcasts about men's health week

Greg Ryan speaks about men's incontinence, Friday Flashback - Billy doesn't like the name Brenda, scuba diving furphys, Billy's Joke See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

It's Men's Health Week this week so the dads discuss what they do to look after both their mental and physical health as well as keeping themselves happy. The discussion (quite topically) gets on to football (soccer for you non-UK listeners) and the discussions get heated and before you know it, both have soaring blood pressure! Andy did a little "Artistic licencing" on this weeks task which needs to be seen to be believed - credit to him though, he fought his corner. Check out the @Dadtales Instagram account for the evidence there. The Dad's have asked if I can reiterate the importance of "checking in" with someone who you've not spoken to in a while. It might be something that really makes their day. be kind, be thoughtful and above always, keep smiling!!

This week we revisit our online event series ‘We Need To Talk About Mental Health' which we hosted back in November. For Men's Health Week, we've picked our favourite bits from two of the talks that covered all things body image, the concept of masculinity, mental health, men's wellness and so much more. If you like what you hear, these talks in full plus the rest of this event series is available for free over on our YouTube Channel: https://bit.ly/35sHmZH Thanks so much to our incredible guest. Full line up: ‘The Pressure to Be Buff' - Dr Russell Delderfield and Laurence Fountain 'Are You Man Enough? The Crisis Of Masculinity' hosted by Danny Price, featuring Alexis Caught, Ash Bhardwaj and Nathaniel Pamah. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/speakon/message

Jonathan joined us on air for an open chat about his battle with testicular cancer earlier this year. Love you all

Dr Brad McKay joins Deborah Knight to discuss men's health. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

On this episode, we talked about: Putting ourselves in stressful mindsets, showing up in society,  having confidence in yourself, having a positive outlook on life, prioritizing your health, acknowledging your emotions, doing past trauma healing, giving myself gratitude, finding your spiritual connection, taking yourself seriously and so much more!   "We have chemicals that trigger emotions, and those chemicals are triggered by how we treat our body" "The types of food you're eating has an impact on what's going on in your body and in your testosterone levels" "Majority of men don't know what it's happening in their body and why they're feeling a certain way"   Let's connect over on Instagram: @Johnny.Elsasser  

In this episode I've given a few bits of advice around how you can get involved in Men's health Week and have an impact on the men around you   Everything I speak about relates to women too. I'm just referring to men here because of the week that it is ;)   Much love everyone,   MG     

It's Men's Health Week this week, and friend of the show Dr Zac joined us for a special MINI today - Focusing on self-checks all men can do at home.

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This episode was inspired by Men's Health Week and gave Gerhard and I the opportunity to reflect on his experience with anxiety, depression and suicidal ideation. Gerhard shares his definition and belief of what masculinity is and how it has shaped the way he views mental health. Shit gets pretty emotional towards the end as we reflect on the friends and family we have lost to suicide. If you or someone you know is going through this please get reach out to someone and share! Telling someone can be the hardest part but know that you are loved and you can work through this. Mens Line Australia: 1300 78 99 78 Dad in Distress (peer support for separated dads): 1300 853 437 SANE Australia (people living with a mental illness): 1800 187 263 Lifeline Australia: 13 11 14 Follow us @nessvoigt @gerhardfvoigt Grab your deck of Mana Wahine Affirmation Cards @ www.vanessavoigt.com.au   

This week on The Bottom Line on KCLR John spoke with Michael O'Keeffe, Chief Executive of the Broadcasting Authority of Ireland. Michael spoke with John about the BAI, their role in broadcasting & the wider media world, the future of Journalism in Ireland, media consumption by the public and the future of online media. www.bai.ieDr. Noel Richardson lecturer & director of The National Centre for Men's Health located in IT Carlow joined John to speak about International Men's Health Week which took place from 15th -21st June. Noel discussed the importance of being proactive in managing your health and some tips and advice for looking after yourself while working from home.  https://www.mhfi.org/mhw/about-mhw.html & https://www.itcarlow.ie/research/research-centres/healthcore.htmA sector that is a huge contributor to the local economies of Carlow & Kilkenny is the hospitality & tourism sector, and as many businesses in the sector prepare to open their doors for the first time in months,  John met with Paul Beehan, General Manager at the Newpark Hotel, Kilkenny.  Paul spoke about how the last number of months have been in the hotel, the preparations and plans for reopening on the 29th June and what the "new norm" will look like. https://www.newparkhotelkilkenny.comDavid Beirne, Senior VP Of UPMC International and Managing Director of UPMC Ireland joined John to speak about the recent good news that the UPMC Global Technology Operations Centre will be located in in MacDonagh Junction, Kilkenny and is expected to employ up to 60 skilled technology workers and other support staff over the next three years. David spoke about the healthcare sector & the plans for the future of UPMC in Ireland. https://www.upmc.ie/Jobs for Family Carers Ireland is a central place to post any jobs from around Ireland that may suit family carers, allowing them to have a career while also being a carer. Fiona O'Neill, founder of Jobs for Family Carers spoke with John to tell us about the work that she does, how it came about and her plans for the future. www.jobsforfamilycarers.ie With thanks to O'Neill Foley, Produced by Deirdre Dromey.To contact the show, email thebottomline@kclr96fm.com

Men's Health Week is a great opportunity to celebrate our mosaic brains and the incredible, uniqueness of the masculine and feminine tendencies found in all blokes – some weighted in more areas than others. The world needs you and your health is a critical matter. There are health issues which only affect men. The world could be more sensitive toward your needs and how we promote healthcare in a way that makes it a more engaging place for which you can be cared for. Joanne Wilson is a neuropsychotherapist, relationship specialist, workshop facilitator and guest speaker. Tune into radio Salt106.5 each Friday morning for her co-host of the Morning Wakeup. Don’t miss more on these Sunshine Coast Daily articles and FREE relationship resources at www.relationshiprejuvenator.com

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Welcome to our very first podcast - Get To Know Your Physio. Our Physiotherapist Kyra and our Exercise Physiologist Bernie caught up this week to talk about the common health issues that men face in their day to day reality. From the football field to the workshop, how are men ignoring the coming signs of injury. We're delving into everything around men being as healthy as possible.

While breast and prostate cancer are conditions that men could potentially deal with, male menopause doesn't exist. - Habang maaaring magkaroon ng breast cancer at prostate cancer ang kalalakihan, hindi totoong kondisyon ang male menopause.

Nnamdi was diagnosed with High Blood Pressure in in 2019 and he didn't believe it as he had no family history of hypertension. He shares his story with us to mark the end of Men's Health Week. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/TheOgeShow/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/TheOgeShow/support

Day 4 - Up the Creek with a Paddle 7 DAY CHALLENGE – Setting Goals the Smart Way SETTING GOALS THE SMART WAY Specific. When setting goals, they should answer the highly specific questions of who, what, where, when, and why. Measurable. In order for us to track our progress, goals should be quantifiable. Track progress and set timelines. Attainable. It is important to evaluate your situation honestly and recognize which goals are realistic, and achievable. Relevant. Is this goal relevant to your life and to the "big picture" questions you have already asked yourself? Some good questions to ask yourself when figuring this out are: does it seem worthwhile? Is now the right time for this? Does this match my needs? Time related goals must have a due date. Instead of saying I am going too, say this goal will be realised on the DAY MONTH YEAR. Prioritise goals, make them realistic, achievable and worthwhile. This will give you a clear idea of what success will look like on completion. Check out the Physical, Mind, Social and Food Challenge from Day 4. Summary · SMART GOALS for success. · On your bike. · Focus on your dreams and goals. · Say “hi” to a stranger today. · Make a food list and start using it to shop.

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In as much as pregnancy and motherhood alter a woman's life, men go through fertility, conception and postnatal issues they may not understand or have enough support with. - Nangangailangan din ng tulong ang mga kalalakihan pagdating sa fertility, conception at postnatal anxiety at depression.

@buscoforbrekky talks to Chief Inspector Bob Fitzgerald from @BlacktownPAC about a message for Men's Health Week (this week)

In this episode, Dr Sola talks to us about prostrate cancer: meaning, symptoms, diagnosis, warning signs, risk factors etc. #prostratecancer #menshealthweek #menhealthmonth #menshealthawareness --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/TheOgeShow/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/TheOgeShow/support

This is International Men's Health Week. Mick Osborne, a community support worker with the Kildare Leader Partnership, says there is an expectation that men should try to be like heroes and role models, but the reality is that the only person we can be is ourselves. He reminds us men that we need to take care of ourselves too, in all aspects of our health. Produced and presented by Brian Byrne.

This is the 1st of 2 episodes we have decided to put out for Men's Health Week in which Murph and I will be talking to each other about the podcast, about our own Mental Health journeys' over the last few years and working through the Coronavirus restriction periods. We are really grateful for everyone who has been supporting us so far and we are looking forward to the coming season of the Men of Words! Enjoy.

Day 3 - Up the Creek with a Paddle 7 DAY CHALLENGE - Preventative Health Preventative health is taking measures to maintain a healthy, happy and meaningful life. Your best outcomes require staying active, eating food that will provide maximum energy, maintaining a positive thought process and staying socially connected to friends and family. Simply walking daily for 15 minutes with 3 spurts of 20 seconds will keep the body fit and the blood circulating to all extremities. For better health reduce salt, sugar and fat intake. Thinking positive thoughts will keep negative actions at bay, maintaining friendships and family connections will provide you with social wellbeing, this may be as simple as phoning/texting on a regular basis.  Check out the Physical, Mind , Social and Food Challenge at www.wellman.org.au Summary · Prevention is better than cure, more life less pain. · 3 x 20 second spurts while walking. · Breathe in HAPPY breathe out CALM. · Take your parents out for a coffee. · No meat day.

It's time to take a look at one of the most overlooked topics when it comes to your health...so grab a bag of healthy chips and enjoy!

It's men's health week, which I inadvertantly read as "men's mental health week" when I saw it... check your filters Dave! But that lead me to the question why do we even need a men's health week? Well, the simple answer is that men (on average, not ALL men) are more likely to ignore illness, both physical and mental (except for man flu... by god will we tell you about that!) and try to push it to the side. This is something that is generationally drilled into us and in 2020 is it still the right approach? In this episode I discuss that and more. WOuld love to know your thoughts on what it means to "be a man" in 2020!

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After an accident, professional cyclist Chek stopped eating and wanted to give up on life. One day he reached out and turned his life around.

Day 1 - Up the Creek with a Paddle 7 Day Challenge Day 2 is about Self Management. What you think and feel will play a major role in how you live your life. Your conscious thoughts, reactions and emotional responses will be tested throughout your life. Life is a roller coaster of highs and lows, the key is how you react to both scenarios. When you are young the likely reaction is more knee jerk than considering options and finding the best solution. Self management is stepping back, checking for the best solution, creating a positive culture in your conscious thoughts and being aware that emotional responses need to be monitored. For a man, wisdom comes with age. Brain development can take up to 27 years. Managing thoughts and feelings is a lifetime priority for happiness. Check out the Physical, Mind, Social and Food Challenges at https://www.wellman.org.au/post/day-1-up-the-creek-with-a-paddle-7-day-challenge Summary · Life is a roller coaster, step out of the square and have a look to see how you are dealing with reactions and emotions. · Get your legs moving today. · Check in on your conversations and responses. · Have a laugh it is free. · Go green for goodness.

Men's Health Week celebrate .. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/madhurima-ghosh2/message

Former captain and current player at Sturt Football Club, Zane Kirkwood, joins David and Will to talk Men's Health Week. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Belinda tells Xavier, Juelz & Pete the story of how she lost her husband to cancer and how important Men's Health Week is.

Day 2 - Up the Creek with a Paddle 7 DAY CHALLENGE Self resilience is the capacity to withstand stress. Being resilient doesn't mean going through life without experiencing stress and pain. You will feel grief, sadness, and a range of other emotions after adversity and loss. The road to self resilience lies in working through the emotions, effects of stress and painful events. https://www.wellman.org.au/post/day-2-up-the-creek-with-a-paddle-7-day-challenge Summary · Take the first step towards becoming resilient. · Less car use more leg use, stand up at work on a regular basis. · Deal with situations early. · Phone a friend. · No sugar or salt.

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 Tom Sainsbury is adding yet another string to his considerable bow by taking on an ambassadorial role during Men's Health Week, which kicks off tomorrow. He joins the show to discuss men's health and the art of unscripted comedy.

 Tom Sainsbury is adding yet another string to his considerable bow by taking on an ambassadorial role during Men's Health Week, which kicks off tomorrow. He joins the show to discuss men's health and the art of unscripted comedy.

Next week is Men's Health Week, so Dr Bryan Betty's been looking at heart health. Why are men more likely to have heart attacks, and how to avoid heart health issues.  LISTEN TO AUDIO ABOVE   

Shira and Ryan talk with the host of "Dying for Sex", Nikki Boyer, and everything you need to know about Men's Health Week.

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To recognise Men's Health Week, we've identified the top five biggest killers of men, and explored how exercise can help prevent or treat each... ROMcast provides bite-sized chunks of health, happiness, fitness and performance. Presented by Exercise Physiologist and Scientist, Coach and Director of Range of Motion, Dan Williams.   Enjoy ROMcast? We'd love if you could rate or review our show on iTunes or Stitcher, and don't forget to subscribe on iTunes or Stitcher so you don't miss future episodes!

Why is Australian male health so in need of attention? Why work on men's health? - چرا سلامت مردان در استرالیا و جهان نیاز به توجه دارد؟

Back to our regular broadcast! This week on the show my guest is Karen Oldham-Waring who runs Sunflower Training and Consultancy which she set up three years ago to helps businesses get the most out of the staff by really considering the mental health of their employees. She contacted me wanting to discuss Men's Health Week which runs from the 11th to the 17th of June and this conversation is great. We talk about how businesses should consider the mental health of their employees and how to mitigate problems. How and why people seem to be suffering more with depression and anxiety more today than in the past and loads of other topics relating to mental health for men and women. If you want to find out more about Karen and her business or need some extra resources to support yourself then go to www.sunflowertraining.co.uk or contact office@sunflowertraining.co.uk If you have any trouble with any of the topics discussed in the show then here are few other resources that can help; Samaritans: 01872 277277 or 116 123 or jo@samaritas.org   https://www.nhs.uk/conditions/suicide/#helplines   If in doubt, rememer… A.S.K. Ask if suicide is on their mind Signpost to help Keep them safe until you can get them to secondary help   This weeks featured music is by St.Austell based band True Collision and the track is called "Get Crazy (With Me Tonight)" You can find them at; Official Site: www.truecollision.com Facebook: www.facebook.com/truecollision Youtube: www.youtube.com/truecollision   Thank you to The Weavers in Bodmin for allowing us to record If you want to know more about the Kernow Kast here are the links; YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCNAQJ_Wx_xjxLMCMPg9ju2A   Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/kernowkast/   Twitter and instagram: @KernowKast   iTunes: https://itunes.apple.com/gb/podcast/kernowkast/id1203003513?mt=2   Stitcher: https://www.stitcher.com/podcast/kernow-kast/the-kernow-kast   Website: www.Kernowkast.wordpress.com   Thank you for listening and please if you have 2 minutes leave me a review on Apple Podcasts!

June 12-18 is Men's Health Week. Men make up 49% of the population, and we're determined to reduce the number of men dying prematurely. Sadly, more than four men die every hour in Australia from conditions that might have been prevented, this is a catastrophic situation for the family left fatherless! In this episode we discuss men's health with Associate Professor Gary Richardson. Gary is the Director of the Szalmuk Family Department of Medical Oncology in the Cabrini Institute. He is a past-chairman of the Medical Oncology Group of Australia and immediate past-president of the Private Cancer Physicians of Australia. He established the Oncology clinical research program at Cabrini, the Cabrini Family Cancer Clinic, the Oncology Service at Cabrini Brighton, and the apheresis service. He is Chairman of Foundation 49. Foundation 49 is a not-for-profit men’s health promotion initiative of Baker Heart and Diabetes Institute. They encourage men to take better care of their own health and wellbeing and have regular health checks.They produce great resources including the highly valued Men’s Health Toolkit Booklet, the Whole New Ball Game Magazine and a monthly EDM with information on events and activities. Foundation 49 - http://www.49.com.au/ The Foundation 49 Business Breakfast on 14th June 2016 is the main fundraiser of the year and is the largest Men’s Health event in Victoria during International Men’s Health Week. Get involved and support the fundraising breakfast here: F49 Business Breakfast

The male health podcast from the Men's Health Forum with comedian John Ryan and MHF websites editor Jim Pollard. Different takes on male mental health. Comedian John Ryan with a dose of optimism and a shot of attitude and therapist Adam Thearle on how the NHS can help with fast-acting, drug-free support. The ideal i-listen. You'll never feel the same again.

Tune in as the DFW Healthy Living team interviews Bonnie Braxton with the Low T Men's Clinic in Colleyville. They talk about the dangers of steroids, the long term effects, and how to get your testosterone levels to a place where you can be you!

This week the DFW Healthy Living team talks about men's health and how it is affected by having to much estrogen in the body. They discuss ways to tell if you are estrogen dominant and how to balance the estrogen/testosterone in the body.

Listen as the DFW Healthy Living team discuss the importance of exercise in a man's life. Not just the act of lifting weights, but incorporating small movement exercise to help parts of the body you would not typically think of.

The DFW Healthy Living team talks about men's health for the month of October. This week they tackle the topic of prostate cancer and how to keep your PSA count high with natural means! It can be done.