This Episode is the second on the series. It explores the lasting impact of traumatic events on mental health and well-being. Very briefly we discover the automatic coping responses our minds and bodies have developed over thousands of years: fighting, fleeing, freezing, submitting, and dissociating. Gain insight into the brain's intricate processing of trauma through the thalamus, amygdala, and hippocampus. The thalamus acts as a gatekeeper, assessing information for threats and signalling...

Welcome to "Unveiling Trauma: Understanding and Healing," a podcast episode that gives a brief view into the complex world of trauma and its profound impact on individuals. In each episode, we explore the various facets of trauma, from its definition to its effects on mental health and relationships. Through insightful discussions and personal stories, we shed light on the often-overlooked experiences of those who have endured trauma. In the first part of our series, we examine how trauma...

There have been more discussions about ADHD, and some people has contacted me about further information. Not knowing enough, decided to invite a professional, Ryan W., who works in a Child and Young People Services, and is a nurse prescriber and assessor of ADHD. In an informal way, we will have a discussion on ADHD and elements such as possible causes, what looks like in adults and children, and how may be assessed. We explore some recent documentaries on ADHD private clinics and look at...

Thank you for all of you who have listened so far to this Series. Hope it has been helpful. Some of you have answered their team/leaders are not supportive of mental health, so decided to put a brief episode on what managers can do to support staff. Sometimes it is difficult to overcome difficulties, as there may be team dynamics, institutions cultures and other elements playing a part on the support and interactions between employees, managers and institutions. Hope these series have been...

Welcome to the Second episode of the #WorkPlaceWellbeing and #ManagingStressAtWork series. Today is episode 3 and we look at some practical ways to keep be able to disconnect from work, both while taking the time for you during working days and to be mindful of the present. We will go through the leaving work behind visualisation. Change happens slowly, practicing when not needed is the key. I recorded a very brief, not planned video for today, explaining 2 things in a very short period...

Welcome to the Second episode of the #WorkPlaceWellbeing and #ManagingStressAtWork series. This is the second episode posted on the #mentalhealthawarenessweek2023 The news is there is a video attached to some parts of this Podcast, the link is below. You can see a visual explanation of the STOP technique, if you like it, you can share it too: https://vimeo.com/826854470 You can always drop me an email to ⁠[email protected]⁠ if you want to have a request or visit my website by...

This week marks the #mentalhealthawarenessweek and we are looking at work related stress. We going though what we can do based on where those stresses come from. Sometimes that is legal other are practical. If these are legal these are some of the links you can look at depending on your location, apologies if the links are...

Today is the last episode of this 5-chapter podcasts series, which have focussed on resilience. However, we will continue to work on other areas that will help you be your best self and build resilience. Being the last episode, we will do a longer imagery, which will build from the previous chapters, and will go through an imagery strategy for you to cope ahead in any situation, within any areas of your life. Hope you enjoy. Remember to follow the podcast and share it if you like it...

On our journey to recovery and healing, when our resilience feels has disappeared, we tend to focus on what things have not gone right. Today we focus on why that may be, and we will do a visualisation to find a compassionate and kind vow to ourselves, that will help you to work on what it matters and is valuable for you! Hope you enjoy. Remember to follow the podcast and share it if you like it 😊 Jaime Website: https://Online-cbt.com Twitter:...

We all put aside things, don’t pay attention to small details and focus on the difficulty in front of us. Sometimes, our believes may stop us from actioning some of the things we know, we feel, will help us get thru. Today we revisit PLEASE and look at The A and The B, so to build resilience and nurture yourself, by accumulating positive emotions, to build self-confidence and mastery, and so you can be #YourBestSelf. Please feel free to drop me an email on [email protected] or contact...

Welcome to the second part of this series about resilience, coping, and reflecting on our lives, skills and experiences to be able to be in the present, be more self-compassionate, self-kind and self-aware. We will go through a visualisation for you to explore yourself resilience and what you learnt from it. Hopefully, this will be helpful. Please feel free to drop me an email on [email protected] or contact me here. Please follow me or like the podcast is you wish. Warm...

This is the first of a series of 4 episodes where we look at resilience and skills to reflect on what you have already done, and excelled, and to take it forward to overcome other difficulties.  #onlinetherapist #mentalhealthpodcast #podcast We will look today at goals and values. You can read on goals here, my blog entry. You can also listen to my previous episode on goals. Please feel free to drop me an email on [email protected] or contact me here. Please follow me, share teh...

This #podcast continues to describe briefly what #ERP for #OCD might look like and involves. We discussed #erp and its stages. You can read more on EPR for OCD in my blog. You can contact me if you are looking for an #onlineERPtherapist or if you have any questions. If you are looking for an online therapist you may want to read about choosing an online therapist or listen to my podcast about it. Please visit my website online-cbt.com, if you want to contact me for a free...

#Dads #MentalHealth and #Wellbeing In this episode I briefly have a reflection on Dads' mental helath, and normalise some difficult experiences. I look at how #onlinetherapy may help #dads to overcome some of the emotinal difficulties. You can read a bit more on my article mental health and wellbeing for dads. Please feel free to cotnact me and let me know how the episode is. Also, if you got any questions. Warm Wishes Jaime G. Miralles

This #podcast continues to describe briefly what #ERP for #OCD might look like and involves. We discussed #erp and its stages. You can read more on EPR for OCD in my blog. You can contact me if you are looking for an #onlineERPtherapist or if you have any questions. If you are looking for an online therapist you may want to read about choosing an online therapist or listen to my podcast about it. Please visit my website online-cbt.com, if you want to contact me for a free...

This #podcast describes briefly what #ERP for #OCD might look like and involves. We discussed #exposuretherapy and #responseprevention. You can read more on EPR for OCD in my blog. You can contact me if you are looking for an #onlineERPtherapist or if you have any questions. If you are looking for an online therapist you may want to read about choosing an online therapist or listen to my podcast about it. Please visit my website online-cbt.com, if you want to contact me for a free...

Welcome back I am Jaime, an online cbt therapist and emdr online therapist, and this my podcast on CBT and EMDR. I breifly discuss, mainly in the context of sports performance, how cbt for sports personalities can support them in their overall wellbeing, and not only on their performance. However, I work with many people finding difficult to perform at work or in their relationships. All what I discuss in this episode is transferable to any performance or person. You can read more about...

Welcome to the Online CBT Therapy podcast. I am Jaime, and online cbt therapist and remote emdr therapist. In this episode, Ben a CBT therapist and Behavioural Family therapist and therapist trainer, join us to give us a brief overview of BFT, specifically when use with people experiencing psychosys and their loved ones. We look at the research, the outcomes, the basic interventions, and explore how it is delivered, both remotely and face to face. Keep listening and don't forget to get in...

In this episode we discuss briefly Neuroscience and Neuropsychology with Tarrin, who is Master Graduate and research assistance. We talk about what neuroscience, and neuroimaging, shows when someone receives CBT or EMDR, pre and post treatment. We discuss how therapy, and therapeutic interventions, may help creating new pathways. And we bust some myths. We also look at some tips/advice to improve brain plasticity, and interestingly this links to one of my previous podcasts on Preparing for...

This episode is a revisit of a previous area I discussed in another podcast, on what to think prior doing onlien therapy. I read an article on Unqualified Therapists, found through the BBC news feed. I discuss some of the areas, and identify what to do when deciding to work with a therapist. Please read and share the article in social media. Thank you  Jaime

In this episode, I discuss the areas that are useful to look and explore prior begining any therapy. However, I look at them from a CBT perspective. I explore: sleep, values, beleifs, food, exercise, relationship, mood altering substances and physical health, as areas to explore prior to embark in the therapeutic journey. You could also listen or read to https://online-cbt.com/3-things-to-consider-before-online-cbt-therapy/ or...

In this episode, I discuss very confusingly the difference between these two terms, that some people are finding difficult to come to terms with.

This episode gives a brief explanation on what is a CBT formulation, and guidance on how to use the 5 areas model of CBT for a here and now strength and difficulties. Also looking at, what to do with a formulation and how to use it. If you are looking to formulate the here and now using this episode, I highly recomend you to visit my website, and the blog entry, as some of the questions to ask youself may be clearer there. Jaime

CBT for sleep, or CBT-I, has been highly researched and has been shown to be an effective treatment for some sleep disturbances. CBT-I is a safer, and as effective, alternative to medication for insomnia. CBT-I is a shorter intervention, over a longer period of time as changes happen in a slower pace.