Show Notes
We exist in the most connected period in human history, yet more than half of us feel lonely regularly. As well as making us feel bad, sad and unhappy, Dr. Jonathan Leary explains how loneliness can be more detrimental to our physical health than chronic disease, actually breaking down the body.
As the Founder and CEO of Remedy Place, the world’s first social wellness club dedicated to enhancing your health and your social life at the same time, Dr. Leary spent a decade researching and developing Remedy Place’s cutting-edge techniques that optimize the body’s natural ability to heal. He's dedicated to transforming the relationships we have with our health professionals plus the way we interact socially to ensure we can do so in a way that nourishes our bodies, minds and relationships. T
Throughout his career, he has brought his professional expertise to a wide range of celebrities, professional and Olympic athletes, and patients from all walks so this is your opportunity for a consultation - Dr. Jonathan will see you now! Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
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Do you want to feel more alive? The answer is, probably, who doesn’t? And that’s why it’s one of the first questions LA-based pleasure and embodiment coach Euphemia Russell asks their clients. Because that feeling of being alive, however that feeling hits you - excitement, aliveness, engagement - that’s pleasure. And we’re delving deep into the pleasure spectrum with Euphemia in this episode of WellBeings through their best-selling book Slow Pleasure: exploring the pleasure spectrum.
Here at WellBeings, we have been fans of Sarah Wilson for many years. A New York Times best-selling author, entrepreneur, philanthropist, and activist, for those unfamiliar with her work, she was formerly the editor of Cosmopolitan magazine, a news journalist, as well as host of Masterchef Australia. She’s written 11 cookbooks including the international phenomenon, ‘I Quit Sugar’ which sparked a movement that has helped millions in over 130 countries, making her a household name around the world.