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Podcast

Living a Life in Balance Podcast

Listen to thoughtful conversations with clinicians, leaders, and guests about mental health, addiction, relationships, responsibility, and a sustainable life.

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Quick Summary

  • Living a Life in Balance examines sustainable ways of navigating achievement, responsibility, relationships, health, identity, and personal transitions.
  • Episodes combine clinical knowledge, professional experience, and personal reflection across mental health, addiction, trauma, recovery, ethics, privacy, and responsible care.
  • The podcast is educational rather than clinical; guest appearances do not imply endorsement, and individual assessment is required for diagnosis or treatment planning.

Latest episodes

Long conversations. Complex questions.

01November 11, 2026The Science of Interoception: How Your Body Shapes Your Emotions with Professor Manos Tsakiris02October 28, 2026Living Through War: Trauma, Survival and the Impact Across Generations with Mike Niconchuk03October 15, 2026Being Strong Isn’t the Same as Healing from Trauma: My Conversation with Wendy D’Andrea, PhD04September 30, 2026Feeling Heard in Therapy: My Conversation with Chantelle Thomas, PhD05September 15, 2026Trauma Healing Begins with Safety: My Conversation with Janina Fisher, PhD

Living a Life in Balance explores the tension between achievement, responsibility, relationships, health, and the need for a life that can be sustained. Episodes may bring together clinical knowledge, professional experience, and personal reflection without reducing complex questions to simple advice.

The podcast is editorial content from the wider THE BALANCE perspective. A guest’s views remain their own, and an appearance does not establish clinical endorsement, employment, referral status, or treatment availability.

Episodes are educational. They cannot diagnose a condition, assess immediate risk, recommend medication, or determine whether a private residential program is appropriate.

What the Podcast Explores

The podcast explores questions that help listeners think more clearly about being human and seeking responsible care.

  • Mental health, addiction, trauma, stress, and recovery
  • Relationships, family systems, trust, and boundaries
  • Leadership, responsibility, identity, and the cost of constant performance
  • Sleep, physical health, nutrition, and the limits of wellness claims
  • Assessment, treatment, continuing care, and clinical responsibility
  • Creativity, meaning, transition, and life beyond a professional role
  • Ethics, privacy, evidence, and how health information is communicated

Questions

Frequently Asked Questions

Is the podcast medical or psychological advice?

No. Episodes are educational and do not create a clinical relationship, diagnosis, risk assessment, or treatment recommendation.

Are podcast guests part of THE BALANCE team?

Not necessarily. Guests may contribute clinical knowledge, professional experience or personal reflection. An appearance does not establish employment or endorsement by THE BALANCE, and a role discussed in an older recording may have changed.

Are transcripts available?

Check the episode page for a linked transcript or other text material. If you need an accessible format that is not available there, contact THE BALANCE using the website’s published contact details.

Can an episode confirm which treatment I need?

No. Suitability and treatment planning require an individual clinical review and cannot be determined from general content.

Does a guest appearance mean THE BALANCE endorses a product?

No. A conversation does not automatically constitute institutional or clinical endorsement. Discussion of a product or method is not an individual treatment recommendation.

How should I interpret personal accounts?

Guests may discuss their own lives and experiences. A personal account reflects the speaker’s experience; it does not establish typical or guaranteed treatment outcomes or provide clinical advice for a listener.

How can I report an error?

Contact THE BALANCE using the website’s published contact details. Include the episode title or link, the relevant timestamp and the point you believe is inaccurate. Avoid sending personal clinical information with an editorial query.

Where can I listen?

Follow the listening links provided with each episode. Availability may vary by platform and can change over time.

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