52. Middle Grief... Saying Goodbye to 'What Was' and Saying Hello to 'What's Next': Embracing Your Next Chapter with Tammy Faulds
"We were taught how to get things in life, but we were never taught how to cope when we lose them." A LOT is changing in midlife. Physical changes in menopause, empty nest syndrome, career shifts, "gr...
27 Feb 202557min
51. Canada's Health Care System On Life Support: How Did It Get So Bad and What Can Be Done To Fix It
Canada's health care system is supposed to be the envy of the world yet millions do not have a primary care practitioner, emergency room visits take hours and hours and thousands die while on waiting ...
20 Feb 20251h 17min
50. The 5 Cs of A Good Relationship with Cynthia Loyst
Relationships are hard! Romantic, platonic, familial, co-workers and so many more. On this Valentine's Day special episode, my co-worker and dear friend, sex and relationship expert Cynthia Loyst join...
13 Feb 202557min
49. Mental Health Check-In: Navigating Menopause and Finding Your Calm in the Chaos with Dr. Ariel Dalfen and Dr. Bev Young
In this episode, with psychiatrists and co-founders of virtual mental health clinic, Bria, Dr. Ariel Dalfen and Dr. Bev Young discuss some key points about menopause and mental health, explore why man...
6 Feb 20251h
48. The 7 Metrics You Should Know About Your Health with Dr. Amy Louis-Bayliss
Dr. Amy Louis-Bayliss is back on the podcast to break down seven numbers you should know to get and stay healthy. These seven numbers can give you a snapshot of how your health is today and where it m...
30 Jan 20251h 29min
47. Meal Planning Through Menopause With Registered Dietician Devon Peart
You've been hearing the messages that a lot changes as we enter perimenopause and the menopause transition. One of those messages? It's time to modify what we eat for optimal health in midlife and bey...
23 Jan 20251h 25min
46. Menopause, Aging and the Woman's Brain: What You Need to Know About Your Alzheimer's Risk With Dr. Liisa Galea and Dr. Jenny Rabin
Did you know that two-thirds of people with Alzheimer's are women? Did you know that women over 60 are twice as likely to develop Alzheimer's disease than breast cancer? Here's the thing: Most of the ...
16 Jan 20251h 5min
