Doing Well: The Wellbeing Science Insights Podcast

Dr. Jessie Chua, PsyD: New Year, True You – Embracing Self-Acceptance | Doing Well #43

Welcome to a fresh year with a fresh episode of Doing Well: The Wellbeing Science Insights Podcast! This week, host Lu Ngo is joined by clinical psychologist Dr. Jessie Chua to discuss the importance of embracing self-acceptance in the light of a new year.
With over a decade of invaluable experience, Jessie is passionately dedicated to the field of mental health and wellbeing. Driven by her unwavering commitment to fostering a society that embraces mental health as an essential aspect of overall well-being, she plays an active role within the National University of Singapore's Health & Wellbeing team, participating in outreach initiatives aimed at enhancing mental health literacy and the dismantling of stigma surrounding help-seeking behaviors.
Apart from sharing her professional opinion on why the new year is such an opportune time for self-acceptance, Jessie breaks down the concept of the ‘self-improvement trap’ and its consequences. On top of that, she elucidates the relationship between self-acceptance and self-regulation, along with advice on setting reasonable expectations for the new year.
Tune in for an insightful conversation about accepting the true you in 2024!
Connect with Dr. Jessie Chua’s social media on:LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/jessiechuameixiupsyd/  Website: https://nus.edu.sg/hwb/  
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Nikki Valentini: Feasting for the Holidays – Embracing a Healthy Diet | Doing Well #42

It’s Christmas time, which always means there is going to be celebration upon celebration with family members. It is also the worst time to start a new diet; however, you can find ways to maintain the positive lifestyle of healthy eating and avoid overeating. 
Nikki Valentini BHSc. Clinical Nutrition, Dip. Comm Dev, ANTA is a Clinical Nutritionist and Functional medicine practitioner. She specializes in gut health, with a special focus on hormone and thyroid health, as well as neurodevelopmental disorders, such as ADHD and autism. Nikki is also a registered practitioner with the MINDD Institute and is currently undertaking further studies in nutrigenomics and genetics.
Nikki and Lu discuss mindful eating, the role portion control plays in enjoying the holidays, and the benefits of all of it on your overall mental wellbeing. Watch this episode to find out how Nikki has learnt to understand the way the body works and ways you can avoid overindulgence this holiday season!
Connect with Nikki Valentini’s social media on:Instagram: https://instagram.com/supernature.nutrition/ LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/nikki-valentini-6685a3a9/  Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/Supernature.nutrition/  Website: www.supernature.com.au  
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Lee Taube: Living a Zestful Life | Doing Well #41

Welcome to a brand-new episode of Doing Well: The Wellbeing Science Insights Podcast, hosted by Lu Ngo. Today, we're immersing ourselves in the lively world of cultivating a zestful life, and joining us is the esteemed Lee Taube (they/them/theirs), a registered psychologist and the visionary behind Trans Space, a cutting-edge mental health service.With over a decade of expertise, Lee specializes in providing support to the LGBTQIA+ community through emotion-focused therapy techniques. As the author of four peer-reviewed publications, Lee focuses on strengths-based approaches to enhance mental health and psychosocial outcomes for transgender and gender-diverse (TGD) individuals.In this episode, Lu and Lee explore the core meaning of zest and its profound importance, especially within the TGD community. Drawing on their extensive experience, Lee shares valuable insights on recognizing the absence of zest and, crucially, guides us on reigniting it in our lives. But here's the twist – Lee and Lu also unravel an unexpected source of inspiration for zest, shedding light on why Barbie emerges as an unconventional yet impactful role model in this exhilarating journey. Prepare for a spirited and enlightening conversation that has the potential to reshape your perspective on embracing a zestful life!
Connect with Lee Taube’s social media on:Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/transspaceaustralia/  Website: https://www.transspace.org.au/    
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Ning Xing CHONG: The Power of Curiosity to Promote Well-being in Education | Doing Well #40

Welcome back to another insightful episode of Doing Well: The Well-Being Science Insights Podcast with our host, Lu Ngo. Today we're diving into the fascinating world of education and well-being. Join us as we unravel the mysteries behind the power of curiosity and its impact on the overall well-being of students in the educational landscape.Joining us is Ning Xin Chong, an accomplished Educational Psychologist from the vibrant city-state of Singapore. With loads of experience since 2011, Ning Xin is a pro at doing psychoeducational assessments and helping out kids and teens. She's all about cheering on every kiddo, pushing for positive parenting vibes to boost their growth. In this episode, she's spilling the beans on how curiosity is like the secret sauce for well-being in education.She's a firm believer in the limitless potential of every child, advocating for positive parenting practices to foster their development. In this episode, she will be shedding light on the profound connection between curiosity and well-being in the realm of education.This is a must-listen because Ning Xin is gonna break down the game-changing role of curiosity in making students feel awesome. She talks about how it's not just about growing brains but also about tackling challenges with a high-five attitude.From using cool tech to amp up natural curiosity to dealing with the nitty-gritty problems, Ning Xin gives us the lowdown on bringing curiosity into everyday teaching.Tune in to find out how curiosity becomes the superhero, guiding students to a journey of all-around growth and happiness. This chat is gonna spill the tea on how to light the fire for learning and rock it in the school adventure!
Connect with Ning Xing’s social media on:Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/c.ningxin/ LinkedIn: www.linkedin.com/in/ning-xin-chong-09682229    
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Lisa Bu, Ph.D.: Overcoming Myside Bias – Enhancing Fairness in Decision-Making | Doing Well #39

Welcome to another episode of Doing Well: The Well-Being Science Insights Podcast. Host Lu Ngo is joined by the renowned educator and TED speaker, Lisa Bu, to unravel a common mental habit we all fall victim to: the myside bias. As humans, we often perceive what we want to see rather than what truly exists, a tendency that can lead us astray and result in irrational decisions.
Lisa, hailing from Hunan, China, has been a TED stalwart since 2011, boasting a rich background in talk show production and digital media direction from her days at Wisconsin Public Radio. But her expertise doesn't stop there; she is also a computer programmer with a Ph.D. in journalism and an MBA in information systems from the University of Wisconsin-Madison, coupled with a BA in Chinese from Nanjing University in China.
In this episode, Lisa demystifies the concept of my-side bias, offering real-life examples that vividly illustrate its impact on our decision-making processes. Lu and Lisa explore potential solutions for overcoming this bias, delving into strategies like harnessing emotional intelligence and preventing cognitive dissonance.Join us today to gain valuable insights into busting those inner biases. Tune in for an engaging and insightful conversation that will challenge your thinking and provide practical tools to navigate the complexities of human perception and decision-making.
Connect with Lisa Bu’s social media on:Website: https://www.ted.com/speakers/lisa_bu    Twitter: https://twitter.com/lisabu    
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Dr. Paul Napper: The Autonomy Mindset – Taking Control for a Stronger Self | Doing Well #38

In this episode of 'Doing Well: The Wellbeing Science Insights Podcast,' host Lu Ngo is joined by business consultant Dr. Paul Napper, to explore the autonomy mindset and its role in building a stronger and more resilient sense of self.
Paul, with a unique blend of Wall Street experience and psychology expertise, has made a significant impact on the performance of Fortune 500 companies and universities. His journey from Wall Street analyst to founding Performance Psychology Consulting has cultivated his distinctive insights, and his book on human potential is just the beginning.
In this episode, Paul defines the autonomy mindset and shares his thoughts on culture's influence on autonomy. Lu and Paul dive into the consequences of lacking autonomy and how to break free from 'autopilot' living, a common yet unfulfilling lifestyle.
Tune in today to gain a deep understanding of the autonomy mindset and what it takes to steer your own course toward a more fulfilling life!
Connect with Dr. Paul Napper’s social media on:Website: http://performpsych.com/index.php    LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/paul-napper-317ab51/    
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Erin Lee: Mindful Living – Cultivating Present-Moment Awareness| Doing Well #37

Welcome to a new episode of "Doing Well: The Wellbeing Science Insights Podcast." In this episode, our host, Lu Ngo, embarks on a transformative exploration of mindfulness-driven living with the accomplished mindfulness and wellbeing coach, Erin Lee.Erin Lee, a prominent figure in mental health advocacy, has collaborated with numerous organizations, both public and private, aiming to enhance workplace mental well-being through mindfulness-based initiatives. Recognized as a keynote speaker by the prestigious Oxford Mindfulness Centre, Erin brings a wealth of knowledge to the table.In this episode, Erin begins by unraveling the essence of mindful living, distinguishing it from automatic and reactive approaches to life. Lu and Erin share vibrant discussions, emphasizing the importance of embracing mindfulness while dispelling common misconceptions surrounding this practice. Erin wraps up the episode with practical advice, providing newcomers with valuable insights on seamlessly integrating mindfulness into their daily routines.Whether you're new to the world of mindfulness or seeking to deepen your practice, this episode offers a wealth of wisdom and actionable tips. Join us as Lu and Erin guide you toward a more mindful, enriching life. Tune in and embark on your journey towards a calmer, more centered you. 
Get connected with Erin Lee on her social media:Website: www.nianlife.com and www.mindfulmoments.sg   LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/erinlee-mindfulness/   
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Abigail Olasehinde: Moving Your Body, Boosting Your Mind | Doing Well #36

In this Doing Well: The Wellbeing Science Insights Podcast episode, host Lu Ngo explores the profound connection between physical and mental health. Joined by Abigail Olasehinde, founder of Belwet Mind Clinic and lead therapist, they delve into the remarkable link between body and mind.With an impressive success rate of over 85% among her clients, Abigail is dedicated to destigmatizing mental health in Nigeria. She achieves this through a range of mental health awareness content, including articles, reels, and live sessions. Abigail is also the lead therapist at FriendnPal, a mental health AI chatbot offering affordable therapeutic services to African residents from the comfort of their homes.In this episode, titled 'Moving Your Body, Boosting Your Mind,' Abigail discusses the impact of exercise on the brain's reward system and explores different types of exercise and their specific effects on overall well-being. Lu and Abigail also share insights on seamlessly incorporating exercise into daily routines for long-term benefits.Whether you're a seasoned athlete or in search of motivation to become more active, this episode will reveal how physical activity can significantly enhance your mental well-being. So, lace up your sneakers, loosen those muscles, and prepare for a journey toward mental rejuvenation.
Connect with Abigail Olasehinde’s social media on:Website: www.belwetmindclinic.com LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/abigail-olasehinde-psychologist-therapist-nlp-master/ Instagram: https://instagram.com/belwetmindclinic 
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Dr. Peter Nagy: Preserving Professional Identities – Enhancing Well-being Online | Doing Well #35

Welcome to another episode that unravels one of the many mysteries of the digital age: the delicate balance between personal and professional identities. Join our host, Lu Ngo, as she engages in a compelling conversation with Dr. Peter Nagy, a distinguished lecturer in Success by Design at Arizona State University. Dr. Nagy's research delves into the profound influence of communication technology on the formation of identities and how the public perceives the realm of science.Dr. Nagy's academic journey includes roles as a high school psychologist and a research fellow at Central European University's Center for Data, Media, and Society in Budapest, Hungary. His work has been featured in esteemed peer-reviewed journals such as Social Media + Society and Science and Engineering Ethics.In this episode, Dr. Nagy offers invaluable insights into the intricate facets of a professional identity. Together with Lu, they explore how to authentically project this identity in the online sphere and navigate the challenges that may arise in the process.Prepare to be captivated as Lu and Dr. Nagy guide you through a discussion on the art of cultivating a professional online identity, which not only enhances your overall well-being but also how to preserves it.
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Steven M. Sultanoff, Ph.D.: The Healing Power of Humor | Doing Well #34

Welcome to a new episode of "Doing Well: The Wellbeing Science Insights Podcast." Host, Lu Ngo, will embark on the journey into "The Healing Power of Humor." Lu is joined by Steven M. Sultanoff, a licensed psychologist, accomplished professor, professional speaker, and former president of the Association for Applied and Therapeutic Humor (AATH). With over 38 years of invaluable experience in the field, Steven is an internationally recognized authority in therapeutic humor.Together, they delve into a comprehensive exploration of humor's incredible healing prowess and how it can be harnessed to enrich your overall well-being. In this conversation, the distinction between therapeutic humor and everyday humor is unveiled. Discover how the therapeutic aspect of humor can be an agent of positive transformation for both yourself and those around you.Steven, with his wealth of knowledge, offers insights into integrating humor into your daily life, even in situations that might initially appear uncomfortable. Keep an ear out for some classic jokes that Steven shares.Tune in, and let the healing power of humor uplift your spirits and enrich your well-being.
Connect with Steven M. Sultanoff’s social media on:Website:  http://www.mycematters.com and http://www.humormatters.com
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