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#190: How do Relationships Impact Your Mental Health? w/ Shahn Baker & Helen Robertson

Oct 10, 202453 minEp. 190
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Episode description

Do you ever wonder why human connection is so vital to your mental health? 


In this episode, I sit down with Helen and Shahn, who reveal how pivotal your relationships are to your happiness and resilience. Drawing on insights, such as findings from a renowned Harvard Study, Shahn explains that the single greatest factor in your mental well-being is the strength of your personal connections, while Helen talks about the importance of being truly present - sharing how deep, meaningful relationships can offer you fulfilment on a level that no achievement or material success ever could. 


They explain how your ability to connect with others is not just important—it’s essential for a healthy, thriving life.


TOPICS:

  • The impact of human connection on mental health and happiness
  • The role of technology in diminishing meaningful relationships
  • Personal definitions of happiness and advice for building stronger connections


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MORE FROM HELEN & SHAHN:


https://myloveyourlove.com/the-8-love-links/

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