
Fitness Unfiltered Live 2020: Mental Health Matters with Sarah Vohra, Joe O'Brien, Kieran Kennedy and Kimberley Wilson
Fitness UnfilteredShow Notes
Welcome to a very special series of Fitness Unfiltered Podcasts; recordings of our very first Conference, FU Live 2020. Recorded virtually in May 2020 in the midst of COVID lockdown, FU Live brought together some of the biggest names in fitness, nutrition and health and raised over £27,000 for UNICEF in the process.
In this episode we speak about Mental Health with some incredible mental health professionals: Sarah Vohra (@themindmedic), Joe O'Brien (@headfirst0), Kieran Kennedy (@drkierankennedy) and Kimberley Wilson (@foodandpsych), as well as our own Mike.
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As always your Fitness Unfiltered Team is:
@DrMikeThe2nd
@ace_dan_osman
@esgfitness
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