HeyJaredWhole Minds, Healthy Bodies
Balancing Life's Issues in Partnership with Aetna presents "Whole Minds, Healthy Bodies" the podcast as part of the 360 Health initiative. Your host Kai bring on experts for lively and sincere discussions around our mental health and how to better manage it.
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Strong in 5: Building Deeper Connections (opens the original)
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This short follow-up episode pairs with the full interview on building deeper connections. In just five minutes, Theresa Francois delivers five practical tools you can use today — three for the people closest to you, one for your team, and one for the patrons and riders who pass through your day. It's designed to catch you in the middle of a busy day and remind you that small, consistent habits — not grand gestures — are what actually deepen relationships.
Building Deeper Connections (opens the original)
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Connection is one of the most powerful — and most overlooked — levers for our health and happiness. In this episode, James Francis sits down with educator and trainer Theresa Francois to explore why relationships matter so much for our wellbeing, and how a handful of simple, science-backed habits can help us build deeper connections with the people around us — at home, on the job, and even in the brief moments we share with strangers. Theresa walks through practical tools grounded in research fr
Strong in 5: 5-Minute Meditation Midday Reset (opens the original)
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This one is a little different. No tips. No talking points. Just five minutes of intentional sound and your permission to stop. Research shows that even three to five minutes of calming music can lower your heart rate, reduce your stress hormone, and bring your nervous system out of high-alert mode and into recovery. You do not need a long break. You need an intentional one. This episode is built around a meditative track featuring soft acoustic piano and low-frequency drones sounds that are s
Music Therapy: The Healing Power of Sound (opens the original)
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New York City has always been a music city. Step off the subway at any hour and you hear it. The Bronx gave the world hip-hop. Brooklyn gave us Jay-Z and the Notorious B.I.G. Queens gave us Run-DMC and Simon and Garfunkel. Staten Island gave us the Wu-Tang Clan. And Manhattan — from the Harlem jazz clubs where Duke Ellington and Miles Davis worked, to the Village where Bob Dylan and Lou Reed changed everything — has been a stage for some of the most important music ever made. That music belongs
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