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Weird Dreams & Brain Chip Technology
Afternoons with Helen Farmer
Thursday, 28 March 2024 - 1 hour 20 minutes
Join Counselling Psychologist Dr. Dana Jammal from Thrive Wellbeing Centre as she delves into the phenomenon of 'thrive posts' on social media, showcasing the ultimate revenge after a breakup through public displays of moving on and thriving. Niki Mapouras-Hyder sheds light on the importance of mentorship in personal and professional growth, offering guidance on finding the right mentor and maximizing the benefits of the relationship. Mental Health Coach Aditi Chandanani, founder of Decoding Quirks, discusses the fear of therapy and its implications, inviting listeners to explore their own perceptions and barriers. Trevor Long from EFTM.com explores the latest tech trends, from the Apple vs DOJ debate to Elon Musk's ventures in self-driving cars and brain chip technology. Dr. Jana Khalife from House of Wisdom Centre analyzes dreams, unraveling encounters with celebrities, prophetic visions, and mundane interactions, offering interpretations and insights into the subconscious mind.
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