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Ever felt light headed, dizzy, or feelings of anxiety when you stand up? Enter: Orthostatic Intolerance.The condition, which is characterised by problems and symptoms that can occur when people stand up, are caused by a diversion or lack of bloody flow to the brain.In this Expert Interview Peter C. Rowe, expert in all things fatigue conditions is here to uncover the condition that affects lots of people with chronic conditions. From management techniques to stigmas surrounding those with long term health conditions, this interview covers all the bases.Useful links: Watch the Expert Interview: https://youtu.be/nF2wqq-tuOM Expert Bio: https://www.talkhealthpartnership.com/clinics/experts/peter-c-rowe

The perimenopause can be confusing and overwhelming but there are loads of ways to manage your symptoms. In this video, mentor and therapist Kate Codrington shares her strategy of treating your journey through the hormonal changes like changes in seasons. She also shares her thoughts on the importance of journalling for making sense of the life-change as well as ensuring you have a supportive community around you. You can purchase Kate's new book here: https://www.amazon.co.uk/Perimenopause-Journal-Unlock-power-well-being/dp/1446313581Useful links: Watch the Expert Interview: https://youtu.be/4Qu3EHk7mI4Expert Bio: https://www.talkhealthpartnership.com/clinics/experts/kate-codrington

Join Dr. Joe and Catriona as they explore the profound impact of shared drinking habits on relationships in their insightful discussion about Dr. Joe's book, "Sober Love." They highlight how alcohol consumption affects couple dynamics and the potential for relationship improvements when addressing these habits together.In this engaging conversation, Dr. Joe and Catriona delve into the challenges couples face in changing their lifestyles, emphasising the vital role of commitment in nurturing relationships. They discuss the numerous benefits of giving up drinking as a couple and as a family, offering motivation and practical insights for those considering a sober lifestyle.Useful Links: Expert Profile: https://www.talkhealthpartnership.com/clinics/experts/dr-joseph-nowinskiWatch the episode: https://youtu.be/cHBe0ZgE5ZM

A paleo-keotgenic diet is all about consuming nutrient-dense whole foods and getting rid of refined sugar, processed foods, and excess carbohydrates. There is lots of evidence to show that this diet is - obviously - very beneficial for health, but Felix Mueller is determined to shout about the benefits for Polycystic Kidney Disease. Living with the condition, Felix started a paleo-keto diet and found that it eased his symptoms and improved kidney function. He even became the first patient to document the beginning of a reversal process in PKD. In this Expert Interview, he shares his knowledge of the diet and own experiences with PKD. Useful links: Expert Profile: https://www.talkhealthpartnership.com/clinics/experts/felix-muellerWatch the interview: https://youtu.be/Y-d-LXXpr1Y

Dr Yvonne Waft is a UK Registered Clinical Psychologist and EMDR Consultant who specialises in the assessment and treatment of mental health conditions resulting from longstanding and complex trauma. Having experienced trauma in her own life, she is determined to help others in their journey to finding more resilience and positivity in past experiences.Here, she tells us more about her book 'Coping with Trauma' and her practice - tune in now. Useful links: Expert Profile: https://www.talkhealthpartnership.com/clinics/experts/dr-yvonne-waftWatch the interview: https://youtu.be/N7OC1vs4ug0

Around 1,000 people are diagnosed with cancer each day but being told the worst doesn't mean you have to lose hope. In this Expert Interview, IT business man turned-author who was diagnosed with Stage 4 Melanoma shares his story; and how he was able to find hope in his diagnosis.Author of the book 'Stories of Cancer and Hope', Kevin is dedicated to telling personal stories of those living with cancer to prove that you are not alone when the C-word becomes part of your life.Tune in now...Useful links:Expert Profile: https://www.talkhealthpartnership.com/clinics/experts/kevin-donaghyWatch the interview: https://youtu.be/3EEfC715po4

Catherine O'Leary is a consultant clinical psychologist who has a specific interest in the management of psoriasis. Having lived with the condition, she is able to combine personal experiences with her professional expertise to aid her patients in self management.Here, Catherine shares her tips and tricks for managing the condition via tools including Cognitive Behavioural Therapy. Tune in to learn more about the link between skin and mental health...Useful links: Expert Profile: https://www.talkhealthpartnership.com/clinics/experts/dr-catherine-olearyWatch to the Interview: https://youtu.be/JQRO5A7PiBM

Rosacea affects about 1 in 20 people in the UK and people are becoming more and more educated about it thanks to new treatments, creams and management techniques.But, sometimes it's good to go back to basics. That's why we are working with the  @britskinfoundation  to bring you a Rosacea Q&A. Our members asked their burning questions so that you don't have to.Here, Dr Zainab Laftah shares her expertise on flare-ups, hereditary rosacea, showering with the condition and more.Useful links: Dr Zainab Laftah's Expert Profile: https://www.talkhealthpartnership.com/clinics/experts/dr-zainab-laftahWatch the interview: https://youtu.be/KMpQ7l8R_kYChapters:2:34 - 4:34: What is rosacea?4:41 - 5:39: I have dry, mature skin and experience severe rosacea flare-ups. I've tried many cover creams and foundations, but they all make my skin even drier.5:39 - 6:25: How should I wash my face with this skin condition?6:26 - 11:08: My rosacea tends to be worse in the mornings, especially after I shower. It takes a long time to calm down—do you have any advice?11:09 - 12:00: Are there any natural remedies you would recommend for rosacea?12:01 - 16:15: I've had rosacea for years, and now my daughter, in her mid-twenties, seems to be developing it. Is rosacea hereditary, and what should we do?