Podcast appearances and mentions of sabina brennan

Let's say, hypothetically, someone you have to work with has been talking about you in less than glowing terms, slagging you off to whoever will listen. How do you work with someone you dislike? Dr. Sabina Brennan, neuroscientist, psychologist and author joins to give us some pointers.

Today is "Ditch New Year's Resolution Day", when most people are thought to abandon their plans for self-improvement. Our reporter Hugh Keenan took to the streets to see whether the people of Dublin are sticking with their resolutions.Also to discuss this further was Dr Sabina Brennan, Health Psychologist, Neuroscientist and Author.

Today is "Ditch New Year's Resolution Day", when most people are thought to abandon their plans for self-improvement. Our reporter Hugh Keenan took to the streets to see whether the people of Dublin are sticking with their resolutions.Also to discuss this further was Dr Sabina Brennan, Health Psychologist, Neuroscientist and Author.

This week on the show we look at Real Manifesting with entrepreneur American CEO & Founder of the global fitness and health brand WHOOP, Will Ahmed. WHOOP, a company that Will founded as a young man at Harvard, has become a worldwide success with the company valued at nearly 4 billion dollars. It is worn by elite athletes from footballer Christiano Ronaldo to golfer Rory McIlroy and basketball star Lebron James. I chat to Will at his company headquarters right in the heart of Boston and we talk about loads of fascinating stuff like never giving up on your dreams, overcoming anxiety, the power of meditation for success in business and how Amazon tried to steal his idea from under him. The cheek!We are also so excited to be joined by author, psychologist, neuroscientist and manifesting expert, Dr. Sabina Brennan. Sabina has just published her brand new book, the Neuroscience of Manifesting and if you've been feeling stuck, if you have a dream that's been sitting in the back of your mind, if you're ready for a change in career, relationship, money or any of your goals, then do not miss this invaluable deep dive into the scientifically proven and utterly fascinating exploration of Real Manifesting.The Mind Full Podcast is proudly sponsored by WHOOP, the world's most advanced fitness and health wearable. For one month's free subscription on us just use this link! http://join.whoop.com/mindfullAnd don't forget!Dermot Whelan Live – The Busy and Wrecked Tour is coming to a theatre near you from Jan 2nd 2025.Tickets are on sale now so check out dermotwhelan.com for all the details and I can't wait to get back out on the road and meet you all. The show will be a mix of comedy, craic, meditation and inspiration and hopefully an evening where you can relax and have a laugh and pick up some useful and fun tools too. If you've been feeling wound up, worn down, snowed under or bowled over this is the show for you so grab your stressed-out besties and your bedraggled partners, and join me as I travel all over Ireland and beyond and we'll un-wreck our heads and destress our lives together. Incidentally, I love to see teenagers at my shows too - you just gotta be over 14. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

In this episode, Yvonne is joined by Sabina Brennan a health psychologist, neuroscientist, podcaster and best-selling author. Over the years she has helped thousands of people to make looking after their brain health a part of their daily routine. Enabling them to think more clearly and tap into the true power of their brains, including the ability to manifest. She explains why for some people manifestation is almost second nature, while others struggle to recognise that it is even possible. Sabina and Yvonne also discuss why we all tend to focus on the negative and believe things always go wrong for us and why we have to change that habit. KEY TAKEAWAYS  ·         Even sceptical people can become manifesters. ·         The practice of manifestation is not wishful thinking. It brings clarity about your goals, enables you to actually notice the opportunities, and then take action to achieve them. ·         Without realising it everyone is already manifesting in their day-to-day lives. ·         Protecting us is the primary function of our brains. It is primed to notice the threats, and the negative, and make that our focus. ·         The brain can only process so much information, so its salience filter skims over the positive things and focuses on what could do us harm. ·         When we allow our brain bias to filter out the positive things we enter a cycle of pessimism and cynicism. ·         Setting goals is a highly effective way to train your brain to notice opportunities and notice more positive things. ·         You need to be clear about what you want. If you are not your brain does not know what to pay attention to and how to change. ·         If you want to build a new future, build it on solid foundations, and work on yourself. ·         The more self-aware you are the easier it is to find your passion and set the right goals. ·         Self-acceptance and self-worth play an important role in manifestation. ·         When you stick to the small goals you stick to the big ones. ·         Interrogate your self-beliefs. Most of the limiting ones are not based on reality. ·         Being kind to yourself and others is incredibly empowering. BEST MOMENTS “Manifesting is fundamentally about change. It's about changing your thinking, your behaviour, your reality and your brain.” “Manifesting is gaining clarity around your goals, by visualizing them, and then by developing the discipline to take action, to remain focused on and attain those goals.” “ Opportunities can be straight in front of your face, and you don't see them because you're focusing on something else. You're focusing on the negative.” “Amazing things happen in your brain when you are in flow that allows you to be creative, allow you to freely be yourself without negativity.”  EPISODE RESOURCES  Sabina´s books - https://www.amazon.co.uk/stores/Dr-Sabina-Brennan/author/B07D5TX965 http://www.sabinabrennan.ie https://www.linkedin.com/in/dr-sabina-brennan-83139118 Selective Attention Test (Gorilla) - https://theinvisiblegorilla.com  VALUABLE RESOURCES website: pausepenny.com Instagram: @yvonnetchrakian_manifest @pause.penny LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/yvonne-tchrakian-64257619/ HOST BIO  Yvonne started her career as a corporate lawyer for one of Ireland's top law firms. After the loss of a baby during pregnancy, Yvonne founded Pause. Penny - which was created to inspire people to manifest their dream lives. She is also a mom of four. Yvonne is a serial manifester, manifesting everything from her dream jobs (yes, multiple), her soulmate, dream house and even her twins!

Dr. Sabina Brennan is a neuroscientist, chartered health psychologist, and bestselling author. Known for her ability to translate complex neuroscience into practical advice, Sabina empowers people to take control of their brain health and manifest their goals more effectively. Her latest book, *The Neuroscience of Manifesting*, offers a scientific framework for understanding manifestation and its real-world applications, grounded in cutting-edge brain research. Expect to learn: — What manifestation really is and the myths that need debunking. — How neuroscience can explain the power of manifestation. — The psychological processes and brain areas involved in effective manifesting. — Why self-compassion is such a vital component of the process. And more. You can learn more about Sabina's work at https://superbrain.ie. --- Sabina Brennan is currently an Adjunct Assistant Professor at the ADAPT Centre in Trinity College Dublin where she is a principal investigator in E-Health. Prior to this she was a research assistant professor at the School of Psychology and a principal investigator at the Institute of Neuroscience. She was co-director of the NEIL Research Programme and director of the NEIL Memory Research Unit which profiles cognitive function in a cohort of ~1000 Irish adults aged 50 and over. Understanding differential decline in cognitive ageing and dementia, cognitive reserve, brain health, modifiable risk and protective factors and the development of interventions to prevent or delay the onset of decline, She was a member of the applicant team that secured the biggest philanthropic grant (138 million) in Irish history She coordinated ASAPS, an FP7 Project under the 2012-HEALTH-2012 which promoted brain health and brain research outputs of this project include a website (www.hellobrain.eu) a series of films and a brain health app She is principal Investigator on a US funded 2-year project aimed at assessing the Impact of relationship-based mealtime intervention on quality of life, cognitive function, social connection, mood, BMI, and walking speed. She is also a principle investigator on a 3-year cohort study, DeStress looking at Cognitive function, caregiver stress and cortisol: Mechanisms and implications for prevention of adverse health consequences in spouse dementia caregivers. funded by the Medical Research Charities Group and the Health Research Board. She is Principle Investigator on a project that developed a series of 10 films (www.freedliving.com) aimed at addressing fears about memory loss and dementia. She has co-supervisor PhD students investigating Protective Effect of Cognitive Reserve against Cognitive Impairment (IRCHSS), a second PhD, looking at the relationship between caregiver stress and frailty and indices of cognitive decline, (IRC Enterprise Partnership scheme and third investigating the relationship between age-related hearing loss and cognitive decline. Her own PhD thesis entitled 'Neurocognitive and Electrophysiological Indices of Cognitive Performance in Ageing' explored individual differences in cognitive performance in healthy elderly and aimed to identify neurocognitive and electrophysiological markers that index cognitive decline. As part of the TCIN-GSK Neurodegeneration Programme she was responsible for a research project aimed at identifying novel cognitive, electrophysiological and behavioural endpoints in human participants that offer greater sensitivity to age-induced cognitive changes than previous endpoints. --- Interview Links: — Sabina's website - https://superbrain.ie.

In part 3, Dr Sabina Brennan explains the incredible connection to manifestation and neuroscience, helping us understand that the practice may not be as ‘woo woo' as people say…Sabina explains the two foundational steps before you can start manifestation, why self-criticism is a form of self-harm and how to start using neuroscience to manifest your ideal future. Follow @sabinabrennan and get The Neuroscience of ManifestingFollow the podcast on Instagram @thestompcastTo improve your mental fitness, get Dr Alex's book The Mind ManualDownload Mettle: the mental fitness app for men Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

In part 2, Dr Sabina Brennan explains the three key pillars to have a brain healthy lifestyle and the simple ways you can implement them today. Sabina explains the surprising way that socialising is great for our brains, the best diet and food for brain health and why you should let your teenagers have that lie in. Plus, Sabina and Alex discuss the horrifying impact contact sports have on our brain and mental ability. Follow @sabinabrennan and check out all her books here. Follow the podcast on Instagram @thestompcastTo improve your mental fitness, get Dr Alex's book The Mind ManualDownload Mettle: the mental fitness app for men Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Neuroscientist Dr Sabina Brennan joins Dr Alex George in a packed episode on what makes a healthy brain, and why it's never too late to start making better choices.In part 1, Sabina explains the biggest influences on the developing brain and how it affects adulthood; how the front lobe works and the huge changes it goes through ages 18-25; and how to make the most of a teenage brain. Follow @sabinabrennan and check out all her books here. Follow the podcast on Instagram @thestompcastTo improve your mental fitness, get Dr Alex's book The Mind ManualDownload Mettle: the mental fitness app for men Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

On this week's episode we sit down health psychologist, neuroscientist, and author, Sabina Brennan. Sabina's book ‘100 days to a Younger Brain' is a number 1 bestseller, and her latest book, ‘The Neuroscience of Manifesting', is a riveting smash hit. We get through it all on this episode, dispelling the woo woo of manifesting, look towards, practical techniques, and discuss how we can all improve our brain health. And remember, if you're liking the podcast, please subscribe, rate, follow, and share it with others.Sabina's Website - http://www.sabinabrennan.ie/about/Dark Finds Podcast IG - https://www.instagram.com/darkfindspodcast/Patreon - https://www.patreon.com/darkfindspodcast/membershipDark Finds IG - https://www.instagram.com/dark.finds/Dark Finds YouTube Channel for more dark long-form content - https://www.youtube.com/@DarkFindsChannelDark Finds book - https://amzn.eu/d/3VHPOTjHealth PsychologyBrain HealthPsychologyNeuroscienceManifestingBeliefResearch Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Manifesting: are you all for it? Or do you think it's a load of codswallop? “The Queen of Manifestation” Roxie Nafousi attracted big crowds to her live show in Dublin's Helix Theatre, so there must be something to it - right?Irish Independent Journalist Tessa Ndjonkou was there, and joined Andrea, along with Ruth Allen, Hypnotherapist and Hypno Psychotherapist and Dr Sabina Brennan, Psychologist and Neuroscientist to discuss.

Sabina Brennan, Health Psychologist, Neuroscientist and bestselling author explains how the brain shapes how you experience pain and how you respond to it.

How can we use Neuroscience of manifesting to help us create the lives we dream of?If you'd like to understand about how to get the life you want then listen this week to my guest Dr Sabina Brennan, health psychologist, neuroscientist & bestselling author of the No 1 Bestselling books 100 Days to a Younger Brain & Beating Brain Fog and now the Neuroscience of Manifesting. She helps people understand how their brains work so that they can better understand themselves, improve their future, attain their true potential and manifest their best life.Sabina gives us a roadmap so we are better able to use our brains to create the lives we want. She shows us that our future is in our control when we harness our brains to work for us and not against us. You can find out more about Dr Sabina's work on http://www.sabinabrennan.ie/And follow her on Instagram @sabinabrennan  Join Lou on LinkedinFollow her @brave_newgirl on InstagramPS. Stress, overwhelm and anxiety are becoming an epidemic. I work with my creative  coaching CARE model to help you transform your life for the better.  Join our Brave New Girls retreats to reset and reconnect with what really matters to you. HERESupport the Show.Lou is the founder of Brave New Girl Media, producer & creative coach helping leaders amplify their influence & impact. https://bravenewgirlmedia.comINSPIRATION: Brave New Girls podcast- healthy life, healthy planet.SUPPORT: Transformational 6 session 1:1 coaching programme and our holistic, healthy, heart-led eco-retreats GROWTH: amplify your voice, vision & values with your own podcastPODCASTING SERVICES:Podcast production serviceCOURSES:Podcast planning workbookPodcast Guesting course BOOK A CALL:Get in contact to book a 30 minute discovery call with Lou.Books by Lou Hamilton: Dare to Share- International bestselling guide to podcast guesting FEAR LESS- coaching guide to living more bravely Brave New Girl- How to be Fearless Co-author: Women Excelling Everywhere #1 International Best-seller Paintings by Lou @LouHamiltonart

Do you believe in the power of manifestation? Neuroscientist, health psychologist, and author Dr Sabina Brennan joins Liz to share why this ‘woo' practice might actually have more science to it than expected.Whether you're looking for love or want to hit your health goals, Sabina shares how the power to manifest our dreams is within us all. Meanwhile, Liz shares her own experiences of manifesting a relationship with the help of her daughters.Sabina also reveals how visualisation can help us through challenging scenarios and talks Liz through ‘intentional blindness.'Links mentioned in the episode:Follow Dr Sabina Brennan on InstagramPurchase The Neuroscience of Manifesting, by Sabrina BrennanListen to Finding love online in midlife, with Garance DoréPurchase A Better Second Half by Liz EarleEmail us your questions at podcast@lizearlewellbeing.com Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Our very own Ruth O'Connell met her idols Crowded House. European Affairs Correspondent with Euronews, Meabh McMahon, reflected on the political composition of Europe following the recent elections. Dr Sabina Brennan has a new book about manifesting and Pat Wogan teed up the 21st staging of sand sculpturing and sandcastle making on Bettystown beach this coming Saturday. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

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Do you ever wonder what you came upstairs for, forget where you've parked the car or find yourself grappling for the right word that just won't come? These are all common concerns for women in midlife because brain fog is one of the classic symptoms of perimenopause and menopause.In my latest Best Bit to celebrate half a million downloads for The Happy Menopause podcast, I'm focusing on brain fog because all that hormonal turmoil plays havoc with the oestrogen receptors in your brain. The resulting forgetfulness, poor concentration and focus, plus a general sense of your brain not firing on all cylinders can be incredibly disconcerting. I've come across many women in my nutrition clinic who were genuinely worried about early onset Alzheimer's when it was actually all about the hormones.  So I'm diving back to Season 2, where we get to the bottom of brain fog with the delightful Dr Sabina Brennan. She's a chartered health psychologist, neuroscientist and host of the Super Brain podcast, so brains are very much her business! Her book Beating Brain Fog is a wonderful read, with lots of practical strategies to support and tune up your brain. Tune in to hear just some of what she's got to say about this tricky subject and for the full episode scoot back to Season 2, Episode 16, where there's a whole load more advice for you that I couldn't squeeze into this taster. Enjoy!If you're a fan of The Happy Menopause, please tell your friends and family, and do give it a 5-star rating and a short review on Apple podcasts, or whichever platform you listen on. It makes a huge difference to the algorithms which influence the visibility of the podcast, so that more women can find the show. Because every woman deserves to have a happy menopause. Check out the full Show Notes for this episode on my website www.well-well-well.co.uk/podcast, where you'll find all the relevant links and references for my guest. Learn how to build your own menopause diet to manage your symptoms with my latest book The Happy Menopause: Smart Nutrition to Help You Flourish.

Dr Sabina Brennan, psychologist and neuroscientist, explains why she wanted to investigate the social media phenomenon of manifesting and find out if there was science based evidence for some of it's claims. She talks to Ian Guider about her new book, The Neuroscience of Manifesting.To catch the full conversation, press the 'Play' button below.

Psychologist and neuroscientist Dr Sabina Brennan explains the ability to manifest an improved life by harnessing the power of our brains.

According to psychologist and neuroscientist Dr Sabina Brennan, we all have the power to manifest our dreams into reality. However, it has nothing to do with wishful or magical thinking. Manifesting, she says, requires a change in the way we think and behave: it's about learning how to harness the power of the brain. In her new book,The Neuroscience of Manifesting, Brennan explains the science behind this mental process and sets out the everyday strategies to help you build the life you want to live. In this conversation with Aideen Finnegan, the former Fair City actress talks about her move from acting into psychology, the importance of self compassion and the core building blocks of manifestation. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

The psychologist and neuroscientist explains how we all have the ability to manifest an improved life...so long as we harness the power of our brains.

Change how you think forever, thanks for the ultimate lesson in maximising our brain power from psychologist and neuroscientist Dr. Sabina Brennan who joined us this week to explain what's really going on inside our heads.The former Fair City actress talked us through the various parts of the brain and their function, and told us about the importance of relaxation, sleep, diet, and laughter, as well as how we form memories, and why we can be so forgetful.She also gave Calvin some bad news, your brain starts to shrink once you're 30, but thankfully she has great advice for how to keep our minds active and healthy at any age. And she explained how stress and trauma impact the brain, and why it's so important that we have a balance between routine and new experiences.Everybody will be able to take something useful from this episode about how powerful their mind is and how we can take care of our brain. We have various questions for Sabina in this episode including how to get rid of brain fog and how to reduce the risk of dementia. Sabina gives tips on how to shape your brain, she dispels some myths about the brain and tells us how to develop a super brain.Sabina's book 'The Neuroscience of Manifesting' is available for pre order now - www.orionbooks.co.uk/titles/sabina-brennan/the-neuroscience-of-manifesting/9781398716254/This podcast includes a paid advertisement by BetterHelp. Give online therapy a try at betterhelp.com/BOLLOX and get on your way to being your best self.

How important is laughter to our general health and wellbeing? Kieran was joined by Dr Sabina Brennan , Chartered Psychologist and Neuroscientist to discuss...

In this episode, Dermot welcomes Oscar nominee Cillian Murphy to the podcast. Dermot sits down with his old friend of over twenty years for an in-depth and wonderfully revealing chat about his life, his craft, and just what it takes to get to the top of the Hollywood elite. With the focus of this first episode on the fascinating world of performance and flow state, the Golden Globe and BAFTA winner shares his unique perspective on what it takes to get into the zone and to produce award-winning performances in hit productions like Peaky Blinders and, of course, Oppenheimer, which is nominated for thirteen Oscars in 2024. This episode also features a fascinating and focussed look at flow state with neuroscientist and author Sabina Brennan, as we learn helpful tips and techniques on how we can all get more of that wonderful sense of flow in our lives. With weekly guided meditations by Dermot, listener interactions and lots of powerful insights into the world of mindfulness and self-awareness, The Mind Full Podcast is the place to go to un-wreck your head and de-stress your life! Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Rory Cashin, Entertainment and Culture journalist and Dr. Sabina Brennan, neuroscientist and psychologist

Sabina Brennan, Don Mescal and Caitriona Bergin join Dearbhail to discuss ditching the city to live the good life in the countryside

Dr. Sabina Brennan, Neuroscientist and Psychologist and Aileen Hickie, CEO of Parentline and animal lover.

Dr Sabina Brennan, Neuroscientist and Psychologist

In this episode, I'll Start Monday takes a look at the science behind addiction, focusing on cigarettes, and with the help of neuroscientist Dr Sabina Brennan and a former smoker, Marion Potts. Dr Brennan is returning guest, who appeared on the very first season of the show for a fascinating conversation about boosting brain health. She's a health psychologist, neuroscientist, author of the bestselling book, Beating Brain Fog, and host of the Super Brain podcast. Marion is a former radio producer joining us from Donegal. She recently won her battle against cigarettes with the help of the HSE Quit programme and has since shared her inspirational story in the hope that others can do the same. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

How many times do you walk into a room and completely forget why you went there in the first place?  Or maybe you've struggled to find the words you wanted to say.  Or perhaps you've missed an important appointment because you forgot all about it. If these situations resonate with you, rest assured that you're not alone. Many women encounter these everyday challenges because brain fog is a well-known symptom of perimenopause and menopause.Going through your day with your brain not quite firing on all cylinders, finding it difficult to concentrate, focus, or think with the same sharpness as you used to be able to, can be not only frustrating, but also embarrassing. Brain fog can disrupt your productivity at work, lead to a loss of confidence and instil a fear of more serious illnesses such as early-onset Alzheimer's, when in reality, it's most likely tied to the hormonal changes happening in your body.In this episode, I chat to Dr Sabina Brennan who is a psychologist, neuroscientist and host of the Super Brain podcast.   She is also a best selling author and her latest book, Beating Brain Fog, has lots of practical strategies to support and tune up your brain.Join us in our conversation where we dive deep into brain fog including:

You probably knew that too much stress is bad for you, but did you know that too little stress is also bad for you? Sabina Brennan joined the lads for Mind Yourself Now to tell you how you to take your brain to the gym.

Health Psychologist, Neuroscientist and bestselling author Sabina Brennan on how to keep your brain healthy

Dr. Sabina Brennan, neuroscientist, details how people can feel more positive on "Blue Monday."

Habits can be good, habits can be bad and we all have them. But, how are they formed and how can they be broken? Sabina Brennan is a top neuroscientist and she joined Dermot and Dave for a Mind Yourself Now all about the science of habits.

Dr. Sabina Brennan, Psychologist and author

Heads Up podcast is back with Series 5 Our host, leading Headache Specialist Dr Katy Munro discusses managing brain fog experienced by people with migraine and other primary headaches with Dr Sabina Brennan, a neuroscientist, psychologist, and author of the book 'Beating Brain Fog: Your 30- Day Plan to think Faster, Sharper, Better'. If you have any questions/comments or any topics you would like us to cover in our future episodes email: info@nationalmigrainecentre.org.uk.   WE ARE A CHARITY Please help us keep going in the following ways: Please donate to help us continue to release new episodes: https://www.justgiving.com/campaign/headsup    Links mentioned in the episode 1. 'Beating Brain Fog: Your 30- Day Plan to think Faster, Sharper, Better' by Dr Sabina Brennan 2. 'Managing your migraine' by Dr Katy Munro 3. For more information or to book a remote consultation with leading UK headache specialists contact us https://www.nationalmigrainecentre.org.uk/

As Science Week begins next week, Sean was joined by health psychologist and neuroscientist, Sabina Brennan to look at the science of love, and what exactly takes place in the body and mind when you fall in love...

Dr Sabina Brennan has a fascinating conversation with Prof John Cryan stress neurobiologist and co-author of the Psychobiotic Revolution about the gut and the brain and how bacteria and the food we eat contribute to and are influenced by stress, anxiety, depression and more.The Psychobiotic RevolutionYou can follow Prof Cryan on Twitter @JFCryanYou can read more about his research and access his publications https://www.ucc.ie/en/apc/people/johncryan/Support this show http://supporter.acast.com/superbrain. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

The theme of this year's World Menopause Day is cognition, so I've invited the wonderful Dr Sabina Brennan back to chat to us, because there is no better woman to help us with the cognitive challenges of the menopauseShe's a chartered health psychologist, neuroscientist, host of the Super Brain podcast and author of two fantastic books: 100 Days to A Younger Brain and Beating Brain Fog. There's no one better to help us tackle the subject of brain health!Brain fog, poor memory and loss of concentration and focus can significantly affect women during the menopause but fear not, because, in this episode, Sabina is full of practical advice on how to keep your brain and your neurotransmitters firing on all cylinders. We discuss the ageing brain and how to keep it healthy and agile through novelty, variety, diet and lifestyle. It's very encouraging to learn that our behaviours and our lifestyle choices can directly influence our brain health and smart choices can make a material difference to our cognitive function.Sabina is full of practical advice and simple everyday strategies that we can apply to keep our brain in great shape through menopause and beyond.   If you enjoy the podcast, please give it 5-star rating and a short review on Apple podcasts, or whichever platform you listen on. And do tell your friends and family about it too. I'd be so grateful, because it really does make a huge difference to the visibility of the podcast, so that more women can find the show. After all, every woman deserves to have a happy menopause. 

Queues to pay respect to Queen Elizabeth II continue this morning with wait times of 24 hours.There is a science to a good queue and some companies like Disney have studied this area in great detail. We're joined by Eddie Shanahan and Dr. Sabina Brennan to discuss.

Dr Sabina Brennan, Health psychologist and neuroscientist

Dr Sabina Brennan chats to journalist Marianne Power about the year she spent following the advice of one self-help book per month. -The book is like reading a Bridget Jones script only better, you'll laugh and cry and thanks to Marianne's no hold's barred honesty you will recognise yourself on every page. I loved chatting to Marianne and I know you will love listening to our chat.Support this show http://supporter.acast.com/superbrain. Our GDPR privacy policy was updated on August 8, 2022. Visit acast.com/privacy for more information.

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Dr Sabina Brennan chats to 20 year old Dr Mya-Rose Craig about her memoir Birdgirl. Already a woman if substance this young woman who has achieved so much in such a short period of time describes herself as a British-Bangladeshi birder, environmentalist, diversity activist, writer, speaker and broadcaster.Mya-Rose's memoir Birdgirl is available in print, e-book and audiobook online and in stores. You can read about Mya-Rose's work and achievements on www.birdgirluk.comYou can follow her on instagram as @birdgirluk and on twitter as @birdgirluk Get bonus content on PatreonSupport this show http://supporter.acast.com/superbrain. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Hollywood superstar Brad Pitt recently revealed that he's been suffering with prosopagnosia, a condition more commonly known as ‘face blindness'. The actor revealed that he struggles to the point that it makes him not want to leave his house for fear that he'll be considered as being ‘conceited' as well as the stress of being surrounded by people he doesn't recognise. Prosopagnosia is a neurological condition that is incredibly hard to both diagnose, and to treat. To explain more about it, Dermot and Dave were joined by neuroscientist and host of the Super Brain podcast Sabina Brennan.

If you've ever felt - or have been accused of being - hangry, you should know that it has been shown to be a genuine mental state. Health Psychologist and Neuroscientist Dr. Sabina Brennan tells us more.

Welcome back to Part 2 of our mini series on brain fog and chronic illness. In our last episode, Neuroscientist Dr. Sabina Brennan explained what brain fog actually is and all the different ways it can impact us. As someone who has complained about brain fog for years, but has never thought about it beyond my own subjective experience, I found it fascinating, and highly recommend giving it a listen if you haven’t already. As it turns out, brain fog isn’t a disease, a disorder, or a diagnosis. It’s more a sign “that something is amiss and a signal to take action.” But what does taking action mean when you have an underlying condition? According to Sabina: “Even if you identify [that your brain fog is caused by] your autoimmune disease, your inflammatory disease, or your chronic pain…there may be other factors in your lifestyle that are adding to it or actually just create the tipping point. And actually, if you sort those lifestyle factors, the fog that's caused as a consequence of your condition may not be as bad.”Which is why in today’s episode, we’re exploring the four main factors that contribute to brain fog, and what we can do to help reduce it. And, because this is The Rest Room, of course we’ll be doing this with an understanding that it’s not easy for people with chronic conditions, and offer tips and tricks for how to slowly, safely and sustainably work towards changes that may help with your brain fog, whilst also working for your body and lifestyle. It was a wide-ranging conversation, and I hope you’ll it helpful.To listen, you can just click play at the top of this email, or you can listen on Apple, Spotify, Amazon and Google. If you’d rather read the transcript of the episode, I’ve made that available on my blog. Please note: if you receive this email within the first few hours of it being sent out, it might take a few hours for the podcast to filter through to some of the podcast platforms like Amazon or Spotify.I wanted to take a quick moment to thank the sponsor of this episode, Fine & Able, who create beautiful accessible bathrooms in a style you love. To find out more visit their website and Instagram and use code NATASHA200 to book your free design consultation. Thanks to my brilliant producer Philly Guillou at OG Podcasts, to Lucy Dove for the episode art, and to Amit Rai for my intro music.Edit 30/4/22 5.06pm - typo in Sabina’s quote “something is missed” corrected to “something is amiss”. Get full access to The Rest Room at natashalipman.substack.com/subscribe

How's your attention span? Have you made it to the end of this sentence and now you're reaching for your phone and forgetting what you were reading in the first place? [audio mp3="https://media.radiocms.net/uploads/2022/04/25113909/Ronan_Scorpions.mp3"][/audio] It seems like all of our attention spans have gradually been depleted over the past couple of years, and it was summed up by an email we got into dermotanddave@todayfm.com recently. Hey lads, is it just me or do you find that your attention spans are shot? Even when I'm on my phone, I find myself forgetting what I was reading, or looking at a load of different things and then never remembering what I saw. I'm sure my phone is the problem but it's something I hate'. In a Mind Yourself Now special, neuroscientist, author of ‘Beating Brain Fog' and the host of the ‘Superbrain' podcast Sabina Brennan joined Dermot and Dave to explain what's going on and what you can do to improve it.

Like many people living with chronic illness and chronic pain, brain fog is a normal (but bloody annoying) part of my daily life. Whilst I can talk about it subjectively, I never spent much time thinking about what brain fog actually is. I’m not particularly adept at using visual and descriptive imagery to explain things, so I loved when my friend said that brain fog to her is “like trying to load Netflix on dial up internet on a windows 98 computer.”In today’s episode, I’m joined by Dr Sabina Brennan, a neuroscientist, health psychologist, and author of the book Beating Brain Fog, who also lives with brain fog herself. Sabina shares some of the fascinating science behind what brain fog is, why people experience brain fog, and all the different ways brain fog can impact us. We’ll also explore what we can do to help.This episode was made possible thanks to my Premium subscribers. To receive new posts and support my work, consider becoming a free or paid subscriber.Turns out, it’s a lot more interesting and complex than I thought, and I now understand some of my own symptoms (and how I interact with the world) better than I did before. So, if you struggle with brain fog (whatever that means to you), I think you’ll learn a lot from this episode. I certainly did! To listen, you can just click play at the top of this email, or you can listen on Apple, Spotify, Amazon and Google. If you’d rather read the transcript of the episode, I’ve made that available on my blog.To learn about pacing more with chronic illness, check out this episode of The Rest Room Podcast. Find out more about subscribing to my newsletter here. And consider following me on Instagram and Twitter if you haven’t already! Catch up on my latest issue about growing up in a body that seemingly falls apart at random, and my multi-year quest to learn to feel safer in my body and movement. Get full access to The Rest Room at natashalipman.substack.com/subscribe

This week we talk to the vivacious Dr. Sabina Brennan health psychologist, neuroscientist and author of the book Beating Brain Fog, about the neurological symptoms that leave some of us feeling foggy, but lead to some people being unable to function.When it comes to Long Covid, Brain Fog is an umbrella term that refers to a myriad of symptoms, stemming from various factions of the brain, that are challenging the day-to-day functioning of thousands of people with Long Covid. It is the second most common symptom amongst Long-haulers. It doesn't sound too frightening - ‘brain fog' - but the reality is that thelatest insights suggest that there is neurological damage and the symptoms can actually stop you living your life. We talk through all the various manifestations of Brain Fog, what the factors are that are causing the fog and the various things we can do about it.