In Your Right Mind with Monique Rhodes

It's Easter and Passover. As we take care of ourselves it's also equally important to take of others, especially over times where people are used to being or celebrating together . Here's one way we can do that. 

Today I have a confession to make. Let me tell you what is going on and how I plan to deal with it.

How can we deal with all of the uncertainty we are currently facing? In this episode we have start to explore this very question.  

It's one thing to do our practice in the morning but how do we take that practice into our day to make a difference in the way we are living. In today's episode we discuss exactly that.  

In today's podcast we look into an issue many of us are currently having - in this stressful time it's hard to stop eating! My guest is Dr Susan Peirce Thompson, a professor of psychology, who specialises in food addiction. I have known Susan for some years and the results she gets with her work is extremely impressive. I hope you enjoy this episode.  Here are the links I discuss in this episode:...

Today we are looking at an experiment in how we show up in our day. I guarantee if you do this exercise you'll have a much better day than if you don't….

It's easy for us to believe that our happiness comes from outside ourselves and what is happening in our lives. In this episode we discuss how you are so much more in control of your happiness than you realise.  www.thehappinessbaseline.com

How can we make the most of this time? Yesterday I spoke to a friend who was giving his kids a powerful exercise for the next 18 months. I wanted to share it with you. 

In this episode we go a little deeper into how to manage the fear so many of us are facing at this time. 

How does a catholic priest look after 12 villages in Ontario, Canada? Meet Father Stéphane Pouliot, one of my students of The 10 Minute Mind, as we discuss the challenges his parishioners are facing.     Here you can visit Father Stéphane's Youtube channel where he takes care of his parishioners and also here is the piece he quotes from the Message to Canadians from Religious Leaders in response t...

In this episode we look at the changing nature of what we think is important. 

As most of us find ourselves confined to our homes here are 3 essential things we need to keep ourselves mentally well. 

Being friends with ourselves is not something we are taught at school. However at a time like this learning how to be comfortable with yourself when there are less things to distract you can be powerful. 

How did one of my students in the UK cope with a Covid 19 diagnosis? Find out in today's episode. 

Fear is a powerful emotion that spreads quickly. However we can quickly change our whole day if we learn how to work with our mind. 

The one thing we all share in common right now is an underlying sense of fear. In this episode we start to look at how we can manage it.

Why having a daily meditation practice can be a game changer in this situation.   

We each have the chance to be the best version of ourselves at this time. What skills do you have to bring forward right now that can help others?

I received an email yesterday from a student that really touched me. Today we discuss the importance of kindness in such a stressful time. 

Today we talk about acknowledging our grief and at the same time how essential hope is and how to practice it on a daily basis. 

Connecting with others is not just important for others it's vital for you. 

You're not the only one who is stressed out and anxious. How can we be aware of this right now?

How can we manage with all of the fear filled news coming at us?   Here is George after her walk. How relaxed is that?

How can you manage your worry and anxiety in the face of worldwide fear

In such a difficult time in our human history how can we manage in close quarters with those we love