Dr. Erin Kinney on Women, Stress & Naturopathy
If you’re feeling fatigued, out of sorts or even struggling to lose weight that won’t come off, this episode of Woman Worriers is for you. Host Elizabeth Cush welcomes Dr. Erin Kinney for a discussion of chronic stress, the impact it can have on women’s bodies and how we can overcome it to begin healing.
Show Notes:
We no longer have to run from sabre-tooth tigers, but we face other stressors, from cranky kids to caring for older loved ones, from work pressures to a global pandemic that threatens our health and our livelihoods. Our bodies react to those challenges in a way that is meant to keep us safe from immediate danger. In this episode of the Woman Worriers podcast, host Elizabeth Cush, LCPC, of Progression Counseling in Annapolis, Md., talks with Erin Kinney, ND, a Naturopathic Doctor and coach who is also based in Annapolis, about chronic stress and its long-term effects on our physical and mental health and the role of nutrition supplements and lifestyle changes in helping us begin to heal and regain energy and vitality.
Listen and learn:
What adrenal fatigue is and how it might show up
What supplements can do and why they’re not enough on their own
What happens in the body and brain when we are stressed—and why understanding it is an important part of healing
How the brains turns off our fight-or-flight response and why chronic stress interferes with that process
Why it’s so difficult to shut down the fight-or-flight response right now
The powerful tool we can learn to use to activate the receptors that turn off the fight-or-flight response
Why so many of us experience anxiety even though we don’t seem to have a reason to be anxious
Why women may be especially vulnerable to adrenal fatigue
How mindfulness can help reduce stress and anxiety
The 10-minute-a-day secret that can help you reset from stress
Learn More:
> Dr. Erin Kinney’s website
> Dr. Erin Kinney on Instagram
> Dr. Erin Kinney on Facebook
> Woman Worriers on Instagram, Pinterest, Facebook & Twitter
> Woman Worriers Group on Facebook
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