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<title>Our brain functions in relation to our bodies</title>
<description>Leigh was joined in studio by clinical psychologist, Marc Kahn and counselling psychologist, Elizabeth Wallis to talk about the advancements in the field of neuropsychology.
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<title>Living with more peace</title>
<description>Dr Colinda Linde taught our listeners &quot;mindfulness&quot; techniques to ensure we live more peaceful, balanced and calmer lives.</description>
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<title>Eight things you didn&#8217;t know about your erogenous regions</title>
<description>Prof Oliver Turnbull explored the link between our erogenous regions and our brains and the differential brain sites associated with positive emotional states.
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<title>Managing and treating adult ADHD</title>
<description>Leigh Bennie was joined in studio by psychiatrist Rykie Liebenberg to discuss adult ADHD and ADD. Most questions focused around treatment and the other disorders associated with ADHD.
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<title>Recession fatigue and resilience</title>
<description>Leigh Bennie was joined in studio by clinical psychologist Michael Sissison to assist listeners with dealing with the psychological effects of the recession. 
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<title>What is your fate?</title>
<description>Leigh and Colinda Linde were joined in studio by Anita Noyes-Smith, astrologer and founder of The Soul Centre to talk about the interraction between birthdays, astrology and personality.
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<title>The interaction of addictive personalities and substance abuse</title>
<description>Dr Michael Niss joined Leigh in studio to explore how and why people become addicts whether it is to a drug like alcohol to activities like shopping or sex.
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<title>Is adoption for you?</title>
<description>Leigh was joined in studio by Pam Wilson from the Joburg Child Welfare and clinical psychologist Fatima Mbatha to discuss adoption - what the process is and who is suitable.
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<title>How to have a happy baby</title>
<description>Sister Anne Richardson took various questions from listeners about how to ensure a happy baby.
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<title>World Cup excitement</title>
<description>Leigh Bennie was joined in studio by clinical psychologist and they chatted about how the World Cup has affected workplace productivity.
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