507: Women's health, hormones and happiness with Dr. Sarah McKay
Shann is speaking with Dr. Sarah McKay about the neuroscience of health, hormones and happiness.
Sarah is an Oxford University-educated neuroscientist, educator, media commentator, director of The Neuroscience Academy and author of The Women's Brain Book: the neuroscience of health, hormones and happiness.
Sarah lives on the Northern Beaches of Sydney, Australia with her Irish husband. Together they're raising two boys and a cocker spaniel, and they can be found sailing, surfing, mountain biking or skiing.
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Show Notes:
-Why Sarah decided to write a book about the female brain.
-How our hormones affect our brain, and in turn our emotions, behaviors and anxiety?
-Some of the greatest myths or misunderstandings we have about the female brain?
-What Principles of neuroscience should all of our listeners know?
-Habits, motivation and behavior change — The struggle is real and the brain is the reason why.
-Can you really ‘think yourself’ into a healthier happier version of yourself?
Learn more about Dr. Mckay and get a copy The Woman’s Brain Book at www.drsarahmckay.com
You can also download her Free Check List: 9 Daily Habits of Highly Healthy Brains
Check out Dr. McKay’s article on the Uncertain Brain