WELL ENOUGH is here to make sense of the wild world of health and wellness, answering the biggest questions and busting myths and misinformation wide open.
How do I know if my gut is healthy? Should I freeze my eggs? What is manifestation? Do I really need therapy? And why is everyone telling me to just be grateful?
Join Fitness and Wellbeing Editor Emilie Lavinia and inspiring expert guests as we uncover the truth about mindfulness, the microbiome, fertility, relationships and more.
Each episode will tackle a new subject with the help of household names and leaders in their fields, dispelling the nonsense you might have read on TikTok and giving you peace of mind.
Fascinated by the pursuit of wellness Emilie Lavinia is one of the UK’s leading health and wellbeing journalists. She’s tried every trend, treatment and life-altering practice, reported on it and lived to tell the tale.
Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
WELL ENOUGH is here to make sense of the wild world of health and wellness, answering the biggest questions and busting myths and misinformation wide open.
How do I know if my gut is healthy? Should I freeze my eggs? What is manifestation? Do I really need therapy? And why is everyone telling me to just be grateful?
Join Fitness and Wellbeing Editor Emilie Lavinia and inspiring expert guests as we uncover the truth about mindfulness, the microbiome, fertility, relationships and more.
Each episode will tackle a new subject with the help of household names and leaders in their fields, dispelling the nonsense you might have read on TikTok and giving you peace of mind.
Fascinated by the pursuit of wellness Emilie Lavinia is one of the UK’s leading health and wellbeing journalists. She’s tried every trend, treatment and life-altering practice, reported on it and lived to tell the tale.
Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
Jules Von Hep spent 20 years as a celebrity spray tanner, working with Hollywood actors and Victoria's Secret models. What did he learn? That every single person, no matter how "perfect," apologised for their body. Joined by expert Consultant Clinical Psychologist Dr Brendan J Dunlop, this episode explores the staggering impact of beauty standards on mental health.
This episode tackles the body image crisis, exploring why we are all conditioned to dislike how we look. We explore the drivers - toxic masculinity, social media algorithms, and stagnant marketing and discuss the shocking stat that 48% of men are struggling in silence with body image problems.
Jules shares his powerful journey from body dysmorphia to true body confidence, and Brendan gives practical tips for mindset shifts to love your body. This episode will teach you how to normalize the "body wobble," reframe exercise as self-love, and finally build a better relationship with the person in the mirror.
More from Well Enough:
Follow Well Enough on Instagram here
Follow Emilie on Instagram here
Subscribe to the Well Enough newsletter here
Timecodes:
00:00 How Body Dysmorphia Shaped My Life
01:05 Launching a Body Confidence Brand
02:15 Expert Opinion: Are Male Body Image Issues Common?
03:09 48% of Men & Boys Struggle With This
05:10 Spray Tanner's Secret: Everybody Has Body Doubts
06:30 Common Body Image Triggers
08:00 Where Do Male Beauty Standards Come From?
09:35 How the Social Media Algorithm Feeds Body Image Insecurity
10:30 The Truth About Men's Underwear Models
12:10 Wellness Culture and the "Homogenization" of Looks
13:30 Why the Male Body Standard is "Stagnant and Boring"
14:20 Ozempic, Steroids & the Warped View of the Male Body
16:20 Internalized Phobia: Body Image in the Queer Community
18:05 Strategy: How to "Flip the Script" on Negative Self-Talk
20:55 "Don't Punish, Nourish" Your Body
23:10 The RuPaul Rule for Self Compassion
25:05 The "Drip in the Ceiling": An Analogy for Mental Health
30:15 Mindset Shift: Confidence is a Journey, Not a Destination
32:00 Two Practical Tips to Build Self-Love Today
More from today’s guests:
Jules’s book ‘The Confidence Ritual’ here
Brendan’s book ‘The Queer Mental Health Workbook’ here
Resources:
Been There - Been There is a charity with an app that connects people aged 18 and over with a vetted and trained Mentor to help with any body image issues they may be experiencing.
Young Minds Body Image support here
Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.