Podcast appearances and mentions of radha modgil

This week Emma speaks to chief executive of the National Academy for Social Prescribing Charlotte Osborn Forde and Dr Radha Modgil, a GP and TV and radio broadcaster, who is also an ambassador for the National Academy for Social Prescribing.In this conversation Charlotte and Radha explain some of the evidence to support the use of social prescribing, what works in projects on the ground and the important role GPs have to play within social prescribing.They also discuss some of the challenges facing social prescribing, what practices and PCNs can do to ensure their social prescribing initiatives are a success and how they would like to see social prescribing develop in the coming years as part of the government's 10-year plan for the NHS.This episode was presented by GPonline editor Emma Bower. It was produced by Czarina Deen.Useful linksFrom GPonline - The evidence to support the use of social prescribingFrom GPonline - The benefits of green prescribing in the NHSNASP report - The impact of social prescribing on health service use and costsNASP report - Building the economic case for social prescribingPreventing and Tackling Mental Ill Health through Green Social Prescribing Project - government evaluation Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

In these brand new weekly episodes of 'It's Not Just You', each week Anna will be joined by a different expert to explore the issues and dilemmas that are affecting you. No guests, just your dilemmas discussed by Anna and her expert.This week Anna is joined by Dr Radha Modgil to discuss a listener dilemma around 'Sunday Scaries'. An anxious feeling we can sometimes feel at the end of the weekend. They discuss symptoms, how it can impact you and some practical tips to help overcome the pattern. If you have a dilemma or situation you'd like discussed, reach out to Anna by emailing hello@itcantjustbeme.co.uk or DM her on Instagram @itcan'tjustbemepodNothing is off limits, we're open to it all, from your mental health, to dating, to your sex life to addiction…all of the challenges and hurdles that life throws at you - It's Not Just You is a place for you to find some practical advice and support. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Happy Monday everyone! A new week... time for a new podcast? We all need a bit of positivity at the moment, and we have the perfect new show we think you'll enjoy. It's called The Positive News Podcast, and we wanted to share one of their episodes with you. More info on the pod below, you know the drill, check them out and give them a follow wherever you get your podcasts! The Positive News Podcast brings you the good news that matters. In our opening six-part series, Developing Mental Wealth, we uncover the fascinating ways that communities are supporting people's mental health in parts of the world where circumstances can be the most challenging. Hosted by medical doctor Radha Modgil and journalist Seyi Rhodes. Radha and Seyi are back on the African continent this week, in Johannesburg. They travel to South Africa's biggest city to learn about a narrative therapy technique called the Tree of Life, which has been so successful it's now used in more than 40 countries. They meet the creator of the Tree of Life approach, Ncazelo Ncube-Mlilo, who founded an organisation called Phola, and a woman whose life she changed forever, Winny Mangani. Follow The Positive News Podcast here: https://podfollow.com/1749361484 Subscribe to the Positive News email newsletter: www.positive.news/letter Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

The Positive News Podcast brings you the good news that matters. In our opening six-part series, Developing Mental Wealth, we uncover the fascinating ways that different communities are supporting people's mental health in parts of the world where circumstances can be the most challenging. Hosted by medical doctor Radha Modgil and journalist Seyi Rhodes. Coming on June 7th.Producer: Anna StaufenbergExecutive Producer: Samantha PsykMixing & sound design: Anna Staufenberg Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Dr Radha Modgil is not your average NHS Medical Doctor. She's an unstoppable force in the world of wellness, a health and wellbeing expert, author, broadcaster and globally known for her game-changing advice on how ‘to do' life well. During this conversation, we turn the spotlight on employers and the responsibility they hold to look after and foster their team's wellbeing. Dr Radha shares the cold hard truth about working from home and gives her take on whether or not this shift is one we should be encouraging. She dives deep into the current challenges most leaders face and how they can instil a culture of gratitude and kindness at work to improve their team's wellbeing. We also explore the complexities of how to ensure your team feels a sense of ‘belonging' and purpose, and Dr Radha shares some remarkable insights on building strong relationships that last. This episode is packed with useful information and advice that will not only make you a better leader, but also an all-round better human. Discussion points:  2:40 About Dr Radha5:55 Is working from home healthy?10:23 Challenges most leaders face15:25 The power of gratitude and kindness at work29:17 How enhanced employee wellness can help your business succeed34:33 Fostering belonging in the workplace36:34 Dr Radha's most impactful39:09 Characteristics of a great leader44:01 The importance of strong relationships at work45:32 Tips for leaders to manage teams better48:50 More about Dr Radha's book, "Know Your Own Worth" Show Sponsor: Megavrse: Dive into immersive environments in the Metaverse that redefine the future of retail, art, and workhttps://www.megavrse.xyz/#/ Socials: Spencer Lodgehttps://www.instagram.com/spencer.lodge/?hl=en https://www.tiktok.com/@spencer.lodge https://www.linkedin.com/in/spencerlodge/ https://www.youtube.com/c/SpencerLodgeTV https://www.facebook.com/spencerlodgeofficial/  Dr Radha Modgil https://www.instagram.com/dr_radha/?hl=en https://www.linkedin.com/in/dr-radha-modgil/ https://www.youtube.com/c/DrRadhaModgil https://twitter.com/DrRadhaModgil https://tiktok.com/@dr_radha1

This time Nik is joined by GP, broadcaster, author and ambassador lead at the National Academy for Social Prescribing,  Dr Radha Modgil. They discuss what we can learn from the BBC's 'Strictly Come Dancing'.  Amongst other things, they talk about loneliness, grief and the power of music.There's also the usual look at the medical news headlines and what's on our radar.News Headlineshttps://www.dailymail.co.uk/health/article-12844937/Mariella-Frostrup-cholesterol-busting-jab.htmlhttps://www.dailystar.co.uk/health/women-health-gynaecological-cancer-types-31623197https://www.bodyform.co.uk/break-taboos/discover/eve-appeal-bodyform/https://www.express.co.uk/life-style/health/1845102/heart-disease-symptoms-night-sleephttps://www.theguardian.com/society/2023/nov/26/dementia-uk-music-projectsRadarAnastrozolehttps://www.goodhousekeeping.com/uk/health/a45778496/anastrazole-breast-cancer-post-menopause-women/Red Whale Primary Care Pod:https://www.gp-update.co.uk/podcastUltra Processed Foodshttps://www.cosmopolitan.com/uk/body/diet-nutrition/a45822192/ultra-processed-foods/Loneliness helplineshttps://www.itv.com/thismorning/articles/older-peoples-helplinesNorovirushttps://www.itv.com/thismorning/articles/how-to-spot-the-signs-and-symptoms-of-norovirusStrictly Come Dancing & Social prescribinghttps://collegeofmedicine.org.uk/study-finds-dance-health-project-reduces-falls-in-the-elderly-by-up-to-58-per-cent/NASP- the national charity that champions social prescribinghttps://socialprescribingacademy.org.ukTwitter: @BoggledDocs Instagram: @BoggledDocs #BDdose #BDRadarSend us a voice note: https://www.speakpipe.com/BoggledDocs Email: boggleddocs@gmail.comLinks:https://linktr.ee/BoggledDocs DISCLAIMER: The content in the podcast is not intended to constitute or be a substitute for professional medical advice, diagnosis, or treatment. Always seek the advice of your doctor or other qualified health care provider with any questions you may have regarding a medical condition. Never disregard professional medical advice or delay in seeking it because of something you have heard on the podcast.

The author Max Dickins was preparing to propose to his girlfriend when he came to a realisation: he didn't have anyone he felt he could ask to be his best man. It prompted him to write the book ‘Billy No-Mates', looking at why he didn't have any close male friends any more, and asking if men, in general, have a friendship problem. In a special discussion in front of a live audience at the Cheltenham Science Festival in England, Claudia Hammond speaks to Max about his journey. They're also joined by Robin Dunbar, a Professor of Evolutionary Psychology at Oxford University who's spent decades researching friendships in humans and other primates, and Radha Modgil, a practicing GP and wellbeing expert whose book ‘Know Your Own Power' looks at what advice there is for people facing difficulties as they go through life. The panel look at what psychology can teach us about friendships between men, the difference these relationships can make to our mental health, and the best way of both maintaining the friendships we have and finding ways to make new friends. Produced in partnership with the Open University. Presenter: Claudia Hammond Producer: Dan Welsh

The author Max Dickins was preparing to propose to his girlfriend when he came to a realisation: he didn't have anyone he felt he could ask to be his best man. It prompted him to write the book ‘Billy No-Mates', looking at why he didn't have any close male friends any more, and asking if men, in general, have a friendship problem. In a special discussion in front of a live audience at the Cheltenham Science Festival in England, Claudia Hammond speaks to Max about his journey. They're also joined by Robin Dunbar, a Professor of Evolutionary Psychology at Oxford University who's spent decades researching friendships in humans and other primates, and Radha Modgil, a practicing GP and wellbeing expert whose book ‘Know Your Own Power' looks at what advice there is for people facing difficulties as they go through life. The panel look at what psychology can teach us about friendships between men, the difference these relationships can make to our mental health, and the best way of both maintaining the friendships we have and finding ways to make new friends. Produced in partnership with the Open University. Presenter: Claudia Hammond Producer: Dan Welsh

Dr Radha Modgil is a prominent medical doctor, broadcaster, and author from the UK. she is dedicated to promoting mental health and well-being. Radha is known for her appearances on BBC Radio 1's "Life Hacks" and "The Surgery," where she provides expert advice and guidance on mental health issues, empowering and inspiring listeners.In this episode we discuss the less 'Medical' approach to mental health, knowing your values, the importance of setting boundaries, and listening to your intuition Dr Radha Modgil:https://www.instagram.com/dr_radha/https://twitter.com/DrRadhaModgil Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

The author and screenwriter Max Dickins was preparing to propose to his girlfriend when he came to a realisation: he didn't have anyone he felt he could ask to be his best man. It prompted him to write the book ‘Billy No-Mates', looking at why he didn't have any close male friends any more, and asking if men, in general, have a friendship problem. In a special discussion in front of a live audience at the Cheltenham Science Festival, Claudia Hammond speaks to Max about his journey alongside Professor Robin Dunbar and Dr Radha Modgil. Robin Dunbar is a Professor of Evolutionary Psychology at Oxford University who's spent decades researching friendships in humans and other primates. He's also known for having Dunbar's Number named after him, which suggests most of us have a limit to our social circles of around 150 people. Radha Modgil is a practicing GP and wellbeing expert whose book ‘Know Your Own Power' looks at what advice there is for people facing difficulties as they go through life. The panel look at what psychology can teach us about friendships between men, the difference these relationships can make to our mental health, and the best way of both maintaining the friendships we have and finding ways to make new friends. Produced in partnership with the Open University. Producer: Dan Welsh

For Mental Health Awareness Week, Linton Stephens tries out a classical playlist on health and wellbeing expert Dr Radha Modgil. Radha's playlist: Felix Mendelssohn - Symphony No. 4 in A Major, Op. 90, MWV N 16, "Italian": I. Allegro vivace Anne Leilehua Lanzilotti - koʻu inoa Anonymous - Pilgrim Songs from the Monastery of Montserrat [1400-1420]: A Madre do que a bestia Sylvie Bodorová - Tre canzoni da suonare per chitarra ed orchestra d´archi: No. 2, Canzone d´amore Tomek Kolczynski/Johann Sebastian Bach - Constellation 999: 999 after BWV 999 & BWV 1018 Anna Phoebe - By The Sea (live) Classical Fix is a podcast aimed at opening up the world of classical music to anyone who fancies giving it a go. Each week, Linton mixes a bespoke playlist for his guest, who then joins him to share their impressions of their new classical discoveries. Linton Stephens is a bassoonist with the Chineke! Orchestra and has also performed with the BBC Philharmonic, Halle Orchestra and Opera North, amongst many others.

Giles is an award-winning author, podcaster and screenwriter. Giles' first novel for adults One Hundred and Fifty-Two Days come out in March 2020. Author of several books for children and two adult novels, with a third on the way. His book One Hundred and Fifty-Two Days has been adapted by Giles and Elizabeth Morris for Arclight Films and Future Artists Entertainment. Giles is the writer of six short films for Little Angel Theatre. Giles' children's books include The Fearsome Beastie, winner of The People's Book Prize 2012, Heart of Hawick Children's Book Award 2013, Bizziebaby Gold Award, The US Forward National Literary Award and Shortlisted for The Rotherham Children's Book Award 2012. Tamara Small and the Monsters' Ball is shortlisted for The People's Book Prize 2013. He has written several picture books, including Things You Never Knew About Dinosaurs, Princess Stay Awake and a collection of nonsense poetry. Giles' is co-host and producer of the award-nominated Blank Podcast and regularly writes for Aquila Magazine. He's also co-host of the ‘A Little Bit of Positive' podcast with Julia Bradbury and co-host of ‘Things I forgot were good for me' with Dr Radha Modgil.Giles lives with his wife and two sons in East SussexTo pledge for Gile's next book go to: https://unbound.com/books/gigantium/To connect with Giles on Twitter go to:@eliistender10For more from Fiona go to:https://fionamurden.com 

With energy bills skyrocketing of late, many of us are thinking twice before putting the heating on, or maybe not even putting it on at all. But what effect could living in a cold home have on our health? We speak to Dr Radha Modgil, an NHS GP and BBC Science Focus columnist to find out more.In this episode of Instant Genius, Dr Radha explains what the cold does to the human body, who is most at risk and if the solution really is to heat the human, not the home. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

If you were to tell Landlord John that you weren't feeling too well he'd probably prescribe you 60mg of cask to be taken alongside four doses of Riesling daily. However, if you were looking for a slightly less boozy prescription then thankfully you're in luck, because this week's guest at The Moon Under Water is not only a massive fan of pubs, she's also a fully qualified doctor! Joining us this week is the wonderful Dr Radha Modgil!Alongside her career as a medical professional Radha has made loads of appearances on TV and radio sharing her expertise to the general public. But what would her dream pub look like?! Will it be equipped with a waiting room? Do you have to book appointments? Venture into The Moon Under Water now to find out.Want to hear an extended version of this episode, gain access to our bonus podcast ‘Behind The Cellar Door' and support the upkeep of the pub? If so, head to moonunderpod.com and sign up to our Patreon! See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

*This is part 2 of Dr Radha Modgil's episode. Though you are free to listen in whichever order you so desire we really do recommend listening to part 1 first or things might be slightly confusing*If you were to tell Landlord John that you weren't feeling too well he'd probably prescribe you 60mg of cask to be taken alongside four doses of Riesling daily. However, if you were looking for a slightly less boozy prescription then thankfully you're in luck, because this week's guest at The Moon Under Water is not only a massive fan of pubs, she's also a fully qualified doctor! Joining us this week is the wonderful Dr Radha Modgil!Alongside her career as a medical professional Radha has made loads of appearances on TV and radio sharing her expertise to the general public. But what would her dream pub look like?! Will it be equipped with a waiting room? Do you have to book appointments? Venture into The Moon Under Water now to find out.Want to hear an extended version of this episode, gain access to our bonus podcast ‘Behind The Cellar Door' and support the upkeep of the pub? If so, head to moonunderpod.com and sign up to our Patreon! See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

In this episode of Life Online we talk about online bullying: Ofcom research tells us that kids are more likely to be bullied on a device than in person. We know the impact of bullying on children and their families can be stark. But what is it like for children who are targeted by others, on the sites and apps where they hang out? What can be done to tackle it? And how can parents talk to their children about an online landscape they may not fully understand?To help find the answers Joe Smithies speaks to the doctor, author and broadcaster Dr Radha Modgil, who has a lot of expertise in this area and Alex Holmes, who is deputy Chief Executive of the Diana Award, where he works with young people on anti-bullying initiatives.We also speak to three teenagers who are anti-bullying ambassadors from the Diana Award about their own experiences of bullying in the digital playground.

This week I am joined by Dr Radha Modgil to discuss the benefits of movement, ways we can look after our wellbeing and how we can be more in touch with our feelings and emotions.⁣ ⁣ Follow & Support Dr Radha: ⁣ @dr_radha ⁣ http://drradha.co.uk/⁣ ⁣ TRAIN HAPPY GREECE 2022 RETREAT:⁣ https://tallyrye.co.uk/events/the-train-happy-retreat-greece-2022/⁣ ⁣ Train Happy Trouper of the Week: ⁣ DM @trainhappypodcast ⁣

It's Children's Mental Health Week and to mark it, Dr. Radha Modgil will be talking to three wonderful guests all about children, young people and social prescribing. Our first guest this week is Brad Gudger. He is the founder and Director of Alike, a game-changing charity created to combat loneliness and isolation caused by cancer. Alongside his work with Alike, Brad is an NHS Youth Expert Advisor and a member of the NHS Children and Young People's Transformation Board. Brad is also Vice-chair of NASP.  Radha is also joined by Dawn Mitchell, who works at StreetGames. StreetGames harnesses the power of sport to create positive change in the lives of young people from underserved communities across the UK. StreetGames' work helps to make young people and their communities healthier, safer and more successful.  Dawn has been working with StreetGames for over 10 years, most recently on the national pilot of social prescribing for children and young people which has highlighted the potential for social prescribing to positively impact on all aspects of a young person's health and wellbeing.  Thirdly, we are delighted to invite Rachael, a YoungMinds Activist to talk with Radha about her experiences. YoungMinds is the the UK's leading charity fighting for children and young people's mental health.

GP, broadcaster and author Dr Radha Modgil joins host Lucy Donoughue to be talk about harnessing your own power, but specifically in tough times when we're feeling like that's the last thing we might be able to do. Dr Radha is the perfect person to discuss this, as she's just released her brilliant book Know Your Own Power. Radha shares the signs that we may be in a downwards spiral, what happens when we realise our lives or circumstances may need to change and managing grief when life throws the unexpected at us. Find out more about Dr Radha Modgil Her book Know Your Own Power Dr Radha's podcast Getting help Find more information on mental health helplines here For information about private online counselling and therapists visit counselling-directory.org.uk If you need to speak to someone immediately, the Samaritans are available 24-hours a day on 116 123 and you can also email jo@samaritans.org Download the Happiful App here

Podcast on Prescription is back and the first episode of 2022 will explore the connection between financial wellbeing and our mental and physical health. Our host Dr. Radha Modgil will be joined by three special guests. Our first guest is Iona Bain. Iona is an award-winning journalist, broadcaster, speaker and author, and is the UK's go-to voice on millennial money. Since founding the pioneering Young Money Blog in 2011, she's gone on to become one of the most respected financial writers of her generation, with a rare combination of accessibility and authority. Iona's empathetic approach has propelled her towards regular punditry on BBC programmes including Morning Live, NewsNight, Question Time and the One Show. She's also Radio 1's Money Hacker in residence for the flagship advice programme Life Hacks. Iona writes a weekly column for the i paper, and is a frequent contributor to the Financial Times. Her journalism and commentary have appeared extensively in both national and regional titles, including the Times, the Daily Telegraph, the Daily Mail, the Independent and the New Statesman, and Iona's book 'Own It!' is all about how young people can invest their way to a better future. She is also the youngest-ever governor of the Pensions Policy Institute.  Our second guest is Paul Rhodes. Paul is partnership coordination manager at the Money and Pensions Service. He supports businesses, charities and local authorities to implement programmes and activities that enhance the financial wellbeing of their employees and customers, and help deliver the UK Strategy for Financial Wellbeing. Thirdly, Hanan Paganini will join Radha. Hanan is one of the Financial Support Link workers for Back on Track', a pilot running in Lambeth and Southwark to improve the health and financial wellbeing for people who have, or are at risk of developing, both long-term health conditions and financial problems. Within the project, she is responsible for assessing peoples financial and health needs, supporting them with income maximisation through benefits and debt advice.  

You get to decide how your lessons are learned and how your story goes. That's the power you have. Life can be relentless, challenging and full of curveballs thrown at us at the worst times, but through these times life will open its hands and offer us the gift of finding out just how powerful we are. Dr Radha, a practising GP and media doctor, provides an inspiring toolbox of reflections and advice to help us reframe the bad stuff and difficulties we face, prevent being overwhelmed and learn how to step into our power and trust ourselves, so we can overcome - and become more of who we truly are. Divided into three sections - 'Getting Through', 'Stepping Up' and 'Moving Forward' - Dr Radha takes us through the tough road map of life and along all the highs and lows to prove to us that the tools we need to make decisions and implement changes lie within our own hands. We deserve to be happy, and we have something beautiful, strong and determined inside of us. We hold the power to get through a crisis, to step up to the challenge and to move forward and change things for the better. Let Dr Radha guide you on your journey to find balance, create healthy habits and build solid foundations to create the life that you were born to live.

‘Things I Forgot Were Good For Me' The podcast hosted by Dr Radha Modgil and Giles Paley-Phillips, that helps you remember, relearn, and be inspired by others about what might be good for you in your day to day life – what might bring you more joy, a sense of groundedness and a stronger sense of your own unique life purpose – never more needed than the world we find ourselves in at the moment. Please come and find us on social media Twitter: @forgotpodcast Instagram: @forgotpodcast 

This week, Dr. Radha Modgil will be discussing the healing power of heritage with three special guests. Suzannah Lipscomb has endured a varied career. She is a Emeritus Professor at the University of Roehampton and she is a well-known as a broadcast historian too. She has written and presented a plethora of documentaries and series on channel 5, Netflix and the BBC and an award-winning podcast . Furthermore Suzannah is the author of five books, focusing on the sixteenth century. With Dr. Radha, she discusses how heritage can help maintain your mental health. Our second guest, Desi Gradinarova, is the Senior Policy Adviser (Wellbeing & Inclusion) at Historic England and Historic Environment lead at NASP. Desi has a PhD in Medieval British History, has worked in education in secondary and further education, in media in Bulgaria, but now works in the Historic England Wellbeing team. NASP and Historic England work collaboratively to advance the concept and implementation of social prescribing on a national and local level. Desi is passionate about the ability of heritage to keep individuals and communities connected and empowered but recognises that people and organisations need support to help them unleash the benefit. Thirdly, Katrina Gargett will join Dr. Radha. Katrina is the Community Engagement Office at the York Archaeological Trust and runs the Archaeology on Prescription project. The aim of this project is to improve wellbeing of the city of York's residents through archaeology, help them foster new social connections, and build confidence through learning new skills. She will be discussing with Radha more about this amazing project.

Dr Radha Modgil will begin season 2 of Podcast on Prescription with a conversation with Tom Watkins. Tom is a Social Prescribing evangelist and is now the Lead for NASP's Thriving Communities programme in the East of England. His love of the creative arts inspires his work to this day and he is a real believer that the power of creative thinking can change lives.  Themes - the power of the human story; how social prescribing can change/rewrite our story for the better; how community, connection and SP can help us shape a different story of the life we want to live.

Dr. Radha is a practising NHS GP, broadcaster & campaigner for wellbeing. Radha is the medical expert for BBC Radio 1's daytime show, Life Hacks and the co-presenter of their weekly Life Hacks Podcast. For more, see http://drradha.co.uk/. This interview is on making positive change to improve our health - including seeing more of loved ones - and was originally recorded for the @cheltenhamwellbeingfestival, so thank you to them for sharing the audio.

Welcome to a brand new episode of Podcast On Prescription! The National Academy for Social Prescribing is joining forces with Dr Radha Modgil to chat to some incredible individuals about their wellbeing journey and to shine a light on the importance of #SocialPrescribing. Our guest this week is the amazing Daz Dooler!

Welcome to a brand new episode of Podcast On Prescription! The National Academy for Social Prescribing is joining forces with Dr Radha Modgil to chat to some incredible individuals about their wellbeing journey and to shine a light on the importance of #SocialPrescribing. Our guest this week is the amazing Justin Moorhouse!

Welcome to a brand new episode of Podcast On Prescription! The National Academy for Social Prescribing is joining forces with Dr Radha Modgil to chat to some incredible individuals about their wellbeing journey and to shine a light on the importance of #SocialPrescribing. Our guest this week is the amazing Kamal Ellis-Hyman!

Welcome to a brand new episode of Podcast On Prescription! The National Academy for Social Prescribing is joining forces with Dr Radha Modgil to chat to some incredible individuals about their wellbeing journey and to shine a light on the importance of #SocialPrescribing. Our guest this week is the incredibly inspiring Baroness Tanni Grey-Thompson!

Welcome to a brand new episode of Podcast On Prescription! The National Academy for Social Prescribing is joining forces with Dr Radha Modgil to chat to some incredible individuals about their wellbeing journey and to shine a light on the importance of #SocialPrescribing. Our guest this week is TV presenter Kevin Duala!

Welcome to a brand new episode of Podcast On Prescription! The National Academy for Social Prescribing is joining forces with Dr Radha Modgil to chat to some incredible individuals about their wellbeing journey and to shine a light on the importance of #SocialPrescribing. Our guest this week is the amazing Professor Sir Muir Gray!

Welcome to a brand new episode of Podcast On Prescription! The National Academy for Social Prescribing is joining forces with Dr Radha Modgil to chat to some incredible individuals about their wellbeing journey and to shine a light on the importance of #SocialPrescribing. Our guest this week is the amazing Julia Bradbury!

Welcome to a brand new episode of Podcast On Prescription! The National Academy for Social Prescribing is joining forces with Dr Radha Modgil to chat to some incredible individuals about their wellbeing journey and to shine a light on the importance of #SocialPrescribing. Our guest this week is the amazing Ashton Attzs!

Welcome to a brand new episode of Podcast On Prescription! The National Academy for Social Prescribing is joining forces with Dr Radha Modgil to chat to some incredible individuals about their wellbeing journey and to shine a light on the importance of #SocialPrescribing. Our guest is the amazing David Lindo!

Welcome to a brand new episode of Podcast On Prescription! The National Academy for Social Prescribing is joining forces with Dr Radha Modgil to chat to some incredible individuals about their wellbeing journey and to shine a light on the importance of #SocialPrescribing. Our first guest is the amazing Tanya Franks!

This week I talk to Radha about her journey including the importance of family, studying at Cambridge and Imperial, working as a hospital doctor, a GP, teaching medical students AND everything covered below. Radha shares a bit about her own level of self-awareness, learning what she likes and doesn't like and how to continually use that to navigate a healthy and fulfilling life.  Radha has appeared as the medical reporter for The Sex Education Show Ch4 and Make My Body Younger BBC Three. She has been the resident GP for the daytime show Live with Gabby on CH5 and for Newsround CBBC. She has also reported on ITV's This Morning, BBC Breakfast, ITV Tonight, Channel 5 News and ITN News. Working across all platforms Dr Radha contributes to online projects including BBC Bitesize, BBC Teach, BBC Own It, BBC Advice Pages and BBC Learning. She has also been broadcast on BBC Radio1's daytime show, BBC Radio 4 Woman's Hour, BBC Radio 2, BBC Radio 5 Live, BBC Asian Network, LBC and Radio 1's Newsbeat. Currently writing for Top of the Pops magazine, Radha has been a columnist for the i newspaper, Woman's Own & MSN Lifestyle. She has written for Female First and Bliss magazine. She has also contributed to multiple books supporting young people & parents. She has a particular interest in young people's health & supporting parents, and has worked on campaigns with BBC Children in Need, Public Health England, MIND, British Heart Foundation, JDRF, The Mix  and the NHS Youth Forum. She has spoken at many events, including the NHS Health & Care Innovation Expo, at Camp Bestival & for the BBC Children in Need Mental Health Panel Discussion.

This week, I speak with Dr Radha Modgil, GP, broadcaster and author. We discuss:-How to tackle overwhelm-Managing emotional burnout-Coping with the winter months-Talking to young children about emotions.Don't forget to grab your FREE anxiety-busting tool kit at https://www.calmer-you.com/free and you'll also be the first to hear about the latest news, freebies and podcasts.Please subscribe to 'The Calmer you Podcast' in the podcast app in iTunes or on Spotify to get the latest episodes straight to your phone or come on over to https://calmer-you.com/blog to watch the video of us chatting.Thanks so much for listening! See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Broadcaster John Offord chats to Dr Radha Modgil, a medical doctor, media personality, campaigner for wellbeing, hopeful problem solver and co-host for BBC Radio 1's Life Hack's about tangible takeaway tips for your mental health. You can visit Dr Radha's website here: www.drradha.co.uk --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/differentminds/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/differentminds/support

WELCOME to episode one! Dr James the Vet introduces us to his pets (including a more unusual new housemate) and we meet media doctor Dr Radha Modgil to explain how our pets can help boost our mental health. Don't forget to send in your pet stories or find us on Instagram @vettogetherofficial Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Dr Radha Modgil dials up with Kat and Jen in our first ever bonuscast about tackling life in lockdown. The trio chew the fat on how to keep a healthy mind and body during the coronavirus pandemic. The BBC Radio One 'Life Hacks' podcaster chats managing self-esteem and body image; being kind to yourself and what secret “hench” activity makes her feel empowered. Kat feels her marathon motivation's slipping since lockdown started and Jen reveals she's reaching for the drink maybe more than she should. Dr Radha responds to your comments and questions; gives tips on how to set achievable goals and chats about why our dreams are getting REALLY weird. This is the survival guide you need to triumph during these turbulent times! Twitter: @TheNakedPodcast @DrRadhaModgil Instagram: The Naked Podcast; Dr_Radha YouTube: The Naked Podcast

In the thirty-ninth episode of the Just Checking In Podcast we spoke to broadcaster, journalist and practising NHS GP, Dr Radha Modgil. Radha is co-host of BBC Radio 1's Life Hacks Podcast alongside Katie Thistleton. She was the presenter of the CBeebies show 'Feeling Better', highlighting the importance of talking about emotions for young children and the BBC Bitesize series ‘Exam Survivors' on BBC Sounds. She's also appeared as the medical reporter for 'The Sex Education Show' on Channel 4 and 'Make My Body Younger' on BBC Three. In this pod, we talked about Radha's broadcasting journey, her life as a medical professional and how her interest in young people's mental health began, her experiences of living with anxiety and of course a mental health chat! As always, #itsokaytovent Follow Radha on Twitter here: https://twitter.com/DrRadhaModgil Listen to Radio 1's Life Hacks here: https://www.bbc.co.uk/programmes/b09c189d Music: @patawawa - Strange: www.youtube.com/watch?v=d70wfeJSEvk