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Hosted by Chantal Corish · 🇺🇸 US · EN-US · 16 episodes
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In this podcast, long-time rural-based psychologist, Chantal Corish discovers what rural Aussies have that makes us happier than the rest, and how we manage to keep our spirits up when the chips are down. Living and working in rural, regional and remote Australia can have all sorts of impacts on people's mental health and well-being, but lots of us have developed great ways to manage our mental health even when things get really tough. Listen here to The Rural Psychologist podcast as Chantal chats with every day rural Aussies and mental health professionals to discover the best tools and techniques for living a productive and satisfying life; and as she draws on nearly two decades of psychology experience to offer advice for good mental health and well-being for those living and working in 'the bush'. www.theruralpsychologist.com.au Instagram handle @theruralpsychologist Disclaimer The information provided on this podcast is for general informat
Chantal Corish hosts The Rural Psychologist, a health show with 16 episodes published.
Send us Fan Mail On this episode we hear from Susie Dash of the Brisbane-based company, Task Tamers. We spend the first part of our adulthood working hard to accumulate things. Things we need, things we like just because
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Send us Fan Mail My big questions today is: What happens to the mental health and wellbeing of whole rural communities when governments make decisions that negatively impact them? High-quality government support acts as
Send us Fan Mail Chantal takes the opportunity to record a speech she gave at a rural women's event recently when she was asked to remind rural women that their communities are only as strong as they are... And if your a
Send us Fan Mail What possesses someone with a full life — a thriving psychology practice, three teenage daughters, and a farm far from any university — to take on a PhD at 48? In this episode, I share an honest, grounde
Send us Fan Mail Are you a rural business struggling to fill job vacancies, or a mother who wants to go back to work but can’t find childcare? Then this interview is well worth a listen. This Interview is a fascinating i
Send us Fan Mail In this episode, Chantal provides advice for health professionals on how not to burn out; and then (at about the 10min mark for those who want to skip my don't burn out advice for health professionals an
Send us Fan Mail Sarah Crosthwaite, Dairy Farmer, Nuffield Scholar, and Social Worker has just completed a tour around the globe as part of the Nuffield Scholarship in an effort to understand what's behind the mental hea
2025 - The year of living dangerously...connect with new people, learn new things, dive into life and live like no one is judging... AND The kids are not ok? Chantal chats with Dr Chloe Kidd on the mental health of young
Send us Fan Mail Rural Women Leading: Annabelle Hickson creator of Galah Magazine - a runaway success in the cutthroat world of media, on self-belief, failing fast & succeeding beyond our wildest imaginations. What will
Send us Fan Mail Rural Women Leading #3: Claire Osborn Booth, one of rural Australia's principal Out-of-the-Box Thought Leaders Guerie solicitor, farmer, property developer, board director and formidable engineer of comm
Send us Fan Mail What is it really like to manage depression while living in the bush? This is the raw and honest tale of Lisa Jeitz and her journey to manage her depression while living, working and wrangling a young fa
Send us Fan Mail Rural Women Leading #1: Catherine Velisha - Managing Director of $30mil horticulture business talks about what gets her out of bed each day and how even the most successful people have to manage their me
Send us Fan Mail Remember when the town's newspaper set the tone for a community? Each week we would wait to see who was on the front page and what event had flung them into the limelight. Who was the best footballer in
What is it really like to manage depression while living in the bush? This is the raw and honest tale of Lisa Jeitz and her journey to manage her depression while living, working and wrangling a young family on a farm in
Send us Fan Mail "You either walk inside your story and own it, or you stand outside and hustle for your worthiness" Brene Brown Coaching Ep #1 Setting yourself up for a successful mindset in the new year Be sure to get
Send us Fan Mail Coaching Ep #2 Finding life direction, setting goals and being motivated in 2024 Listen in to this episode, the second coaching episode for The Rural Psychologist podcast to learn the best way to go abou
Send us Fan Mail Rural Women Leading #4: The original entrepreneur - Jane Campbell of Barambah Organics on the value of making sure people feel included, showing up with a smile on your face, and how she takes care of he
Lawyer, farmer, property developer, board director and formidable engineer of community well-being, Clare Osborn Booth talks about the 'enoughness' of being a mum, honoring the family unit, tax law (an obvious connection
What will Annabelle Hickson do next? A mother of three, a farmer’s wife, a natural entrepreneur who lives down the country road from me on a pecan farm, and who seems so self-contained, so unhindered by the rules of life
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