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As someone who has previously experienced chronic lower back pain, I understand the frustration that can come with persistent pain. That is why it was SO important to me that the latest episode of my podcast has a core message of optimism, empowerment and hope. By understanding your pain,... show more

Dr Rangan Chatterjee

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Heather Connolly1 year ago

Really good listen! Health psychology and #healthpsychologist play a super important role in really understanding how our thought's and feelings affect our physical health. Focusing on the mind-body connection, finding better ways to cope, and improve overall well-being.

Jeff Moore1 year ago

This podcast was beautiful, thank you so much for this needed conversation!

Jonny Miller1 year ago

Excited to listen to this

Evidence Based Health UK1 year ago

Chronic pain can be tough, but it’s encouraging to hear you’re sharing a message of hope and empowerment. A positive mindset is key in any wellness journey.

.1 year ago

Are you going to do a future show on why men perm their hair?

YOGA4041 year ago

Do you have YouTube Version of the podcast?

Dr Rangan Chatterjee1 year ago

Yes, You can watch this episode here

Kev1 year ago

This was a brilliant episode. Chapeau 👏👏👏

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