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In this week's episode, Dr. Amen sits down with actress Jennie Garth. Six years ago, Jennie Garth was struggling with something she couldn't quite explain: brain fog, memory lapses, mental fatigue, and a growing fear that something wasn't right. Now, in a powerful and deeply personal conversation, Jennie sits down with Dr. Amen to uncover the science behind her symptoms, the surprising factors affecting her brain health, and the steps she took to reclaim her focus, energy, and confidence. From hormonal changes and stress to brain imaging and breakthrough solutions, this episode offers hope for anyone who has ever felt like they're not operating at their best. What caused Jennie's brain fog? What did Dr. Amen discover? And what can you do if you're experiencing the same symptoms? Don't miss this eye-opening conversation about brain health, healing, and getting your mind back.
Responsibility is one of Tana's favorite words because it's a word that helped her get through a difficult time in her life. However, many people tend to confuse the word 'responsibility' with 'blame', which can lead to problems. As Tana and Dr. Daniel Amen share in this episode, the two words have quite different meanings. This concept, taken from Dr. Amen's upcoming book 'Your Brain is Always Listening', explains why those who take on responsibility need to make sure that self-care is always taken into account first before the needs of others.
On this week's episode of Change Your Brain Every Day, Dr. Amen sits down with real estate investor and TV personality Tarek El Moussa. Tarek came to see Dr. Amen 1-year ago and his brain was struggling. This episode is an update on Tarek's progress after a year on the Amen program. Dr. Amen delivers Tarek's brain scan results.
As parents, we often care so much about our children's wellbeing that we will do whatever we can to make things easier for them. However, when we step in to fix our children's problem, are we helping them or hurting them? Dr. Amen reveals the approach you should consider taking when it comes to your kids' struggles in order to raise them to be mentally strong, confident adults.
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This in throwback episode, Dr. Amen and Tana Amen first began their relationship, Tana was carrying past trauma from her past experiences. Daniel suggested a unique treatment method for getting over trauma, but Tana wasn't convinced. Yet when she finally gave in and decided to give it a try, it changed everything. In this episode of the podcast, the Amens explain what EMDR is, and how it can help you to finally leave your traumas where they belong - in the past.
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For some people, the choice to take antidepressants leads to a happier, healthier quality of life. For others, it only makes things worse. Therefore it's crucial to understand the benefits and drawbacks of choosing this route of treatment. In the first episode of a series on antidepressants, Dr. Daniel Amen and Tana Amen arm you with the information you need to decide if antidepressants are the right choice for you or your loved one.
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As parents, we often care so much about our children's wellbeing that we will do whatever we can to make things easier for them. However, when we step in to fix our children's problem, are we helping them or hurting them? In this video clip, taken from Dr. Amen's television special "Raising Mentally Strong Kids", he reveals the approach you should consider taking when it comes to your kids' struggles in order to raise them to be mentally strong, confident adults.
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In this week's mini-episode, Dr. Amen sits down with Pastor Miles McPherson for a live conversation on faith and brain health at the Rock Church in San Diego, CA.
In today's mini-episode, Dr. Daniel Amen explains his Amen Clinics Method of integrative psychiatric care and how it offers hope. Using innovative and personal care, our outcomes consistently demonstrate improvement for patients -- including many who have tried and failed prior treatment. The Amen Clinics Method is a multi-modal approach to treatment that uncovers the root cause of your mental health issues or challenges that are not discovered by traditional psychiatry. We believe it is critical to look at your brain within the context of your life, which includes biological, psychological, social, and spiritual influences.
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00:00 The Amen Clinics Method & Mental Health Crisis
02:37 Methods of Traditional Psychiatry vs. The Amen Clinics Method
05:22 The 4-Circle Approach
06:29 Brain SPECT Imaging
08:04 Amen Clinics Treatment Methods
08:39 Brain Reserve
This episode features information, tips, and how to's on food and its effects on the brain. Dr. Uma Naidoo is the director of nutritional and lifestyle psychiatry at Massachusetts General Hospital, writer for the Harvard Health blog, and author of the book "This is Your Brain on Food".
Has Your Head Injury Contributed To Your Mental Health Issues?
You don't need to suffer a concussion or be knocked unconscious to have head trauma. Taking a bad fall as a child, in a car accident, or simply having played a contact sport, like football or soccer, can lead to memory issues later in life. Traumatic brain injuries (TBIs) that occurred decades earlier can cause lasting damage, and most people don't even realize that they've had one.
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The Hidden Epidemic of Breast Implant Illness with Danica Patrick
When professional race car driver and podcast host Danica Patrick heard Dr. Daniel Amen say this, she gave him a high-five and responded, "Thank you for saying that. Not many doctors do." Danica lived with breast implants for 7 years before choosing to have them removed. She had been dealing with health issues, including low thyroid function, leaky gut, and severe heavy metal toxicity, which she thinks may have been linked to the implants. Her healthcare providers treated her thyroid and gut issues, but the biggest change in her health came after breast implant removal. "I found immediate relief," she says.
Trigger warning: Mention of Suicide, Suicidal Ideation, Suicide Attempt On September 25, 2000, 19-year-old ?@KevinHines? approached the Golden Gate Bridge and was determined to end his own life. According to CNN, San Francisco's iconic bridge is the number one suicide spot in the United States and the second most used spot in the world. The bridge has a 98% fatality rate, but Hines survived. Kevin sits down with Dr. Daniel Amen to discuss his journey through his suicide attempt and prior Bipolar Disorder diagnosis - and receives his brain scan results and recommended treatment. Want to schedule a visit? Our highly trained specialists can guide you through the process so you and your loved ones can get the help you deserve. https://www.amenclinics.com/schedule-...
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In this week's mini-episode, Dr. Amen & Tana discuss their top ways to stay energized. Feeling mentally drained, foggy, or unfocused? In this episode, we explore what it truly means to stay energized by supporting your brain health from the inside out. Your brain controls everything?from focus and memory to mood and motivation?so keeping it healthy is the key to sustained energy throughout your day. We break down the science behind mental fatigue and share practical, research-backed strategies to boost cognitive performance naturally. You'll learn how sleep quality, nutrition, movement, stress management, and daily habits directly impact brain function and long-term vitality. Tune in to discover how small daily choices can lead to clearer thinking, better focus, improved mood?and lasting energy.
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In this week's mini episode, Dr. Daniel Amen discusses low blood and how critical it is to the health of your brain. Low blood flow is the #1 predictor of Alzheimer's disease. Maintaining a healthy blood flow to your blood vessels are critical to keeping your brain young.
In this week's mini episode, Dr. Amen discusses the trauma therapy no one talks about: EMDR therapy.
In this week's mini episode, Dr. Amen shares practical strategies for letting go of people and situations that no longer serve you and how to move forward with clarity and confidence.
How do you know if you have ADHD? It's a question many people would love an answer to, but don't know where to ask. In this clip, taken from Dr. Daniel Amen and Tana Amen's television special "Healing ADD", the Amens discuss the telltale symptoms of one who suffers from ADHD.
In this week's episode, Dr. Daniel Amen & Tana are joined by Dr. Lee Warren. Dr. Lee Warren is a neurosurgeon, podcaster and author of multiple books, including his latest, "I've Seen the End of You". In this deeply personal episode, Dr. Lee Warren shares the story of losing his son and the moment his world was forever changed. With honesty and humility, he reflects on grief, faith, and what it takes to keep breathing, believing, and loving after unimaginable loss.
In this week's mini episode, Dr. Daniel Amen goes over 6 Family Rules to Raise Happy, Well-Behaved Kids.
You may have heard about Omega-3s and how they play an important role in our overall health, but exactly are Omega-3 fatty acids, and what functions do they play in reducing inflammation in our bodies? In this episode, Daniel and Tana Amen are joined by Dr. Bill Harris, developer of the Omega Index, for a discussion on all things Omega-3.
In this episode, you will learn about:
?The difference between Omega-3 an Omega-6
?The difference between EPA and DHA forms of Omega-3
?How Omega-3s prevent inflammation in the body
?How to text your own Omega-3 levels, and the target range you should aim for
?Common sources of Omega-3, such as fish oil and plant-based versions
?Omega-3 supplementation
In this week's mini episode, Dr. Amen goes over the 7-most important habits of happiness as he has seen and evaluated in his nearly 40 years of being a Psychiatrist.
In this week's episode, Dr. Amen & Tana sit down to discuss the importance of brain SPECT Imaging for mental health care. Seeing your brain scan helps you understand that mental health issues is not a "mental" health condition, but rather a brain health issue. Psychiatrists typically diagnose mental health issues like depression, anxiety, ADHD, and posttraumatic stress disorder (PTSD) based on symptoms clusters. For example, you tell your doctor you feel depressed or anxious or inattentive, so you get diagnosed with depression or anxiety or ADHD and walk out with a prescription for antidepressants or anti-anxiety pills or stimulant medication. Without looking at the brain with functional brain imaging tools, clinicians will never be able to know the underlying brain patterns of the people they treat. So they can't know the root cause of your symptoms. Since 1989, Amen Clinics has used brain imaging to help thousands of people overcome mental disorders with targeted solutions that are proven to produce higher than average success rates. We use a brain imaging technology called SPECT (single photon emission computed tomography) that evaluates blood flow and activity in the brain.
NY Times bestselling author ?@melrobbins? discusses a positive affirmation in her "High Five Habit" with Dr. Daniel Amen.
As a parent, it can be easy to feel overwhelmed by the amount of information, helpful or not, when it comes to better parenting. As a result, parents are often experimenting with multiple techniques, one after another. However, every kid is different, and parenting philosophies are anything but one-size-fits-all. In this clip, taken from Dr. Daniel Amen's television special "Raising Mentally Strong Kids", Dr. Amen gives practical advice for what to do when it seems like you've exhausted your options without getting results.
What if the best nights of your life didn't come with hangovers, regrets, or foggy mornings? This episode dives into the alcohol-free lifestyle and the Amen's recent birthday party they hosted?this proves that choosing not to drink doesn't mean choosing less fun. From sober parties and elevated mocktails to confidence, clarity, and deeper connections, we're redefining what it means to celebrate. 2026 is the year of brain health!
Every relationship is different, whether with our friends, coworkers, spouse, or kids. But by using focused intention, we are always pointed in the right direction when it comes to improving our relationships and forming lasting, meaningful bonds. In this clip from Dr. Daniel Amen's special "Raising Mentally Strong Kids", he explains this core concept and how to integrate it into your own approach to others.
Despite a string of continuous success, multi-talented entertainer Jordyn Jones has often struggled to respond to her worst critic: herself. In this episode of the podcast, Dr. Amen explores in detail the concept of mindset refresh, arming Jordyn and you with techniques to talk back to your own innermost critical thoughts, setting you up for a happier, calmer, and more successful start to the new year.
You do not have to be a victim! Everyone struggles with stressful situations at some point in their life. And most of us know that too much stress isn't good for us. But in today's world, we're faced with all kinds of stress on a daily basis?there's no escaping it! Did you know that, according to the National Safety Council, stress contributes to as much as 80% of all disease and illness? Understanding that having to deal with stress is inevitable and that too much stress is really bad for your brain and health, it is critical to know how to deal with stress.
In this week's short video, Dr. Daniel Amen and his wife Tana Amen talk about stressors that they have faced and share the strategies that they personally use to overcome their anxieties. You will discover: How to use a fork in the road to change your life forever. That understanding the difference between blame and responsibility can empower you. The importance of where you focus your thoughts. You have a choice how you respond to the stress in your life!
It's getting harder than ever to raise responsible, mentally strong kids with good decision making skills. In this clip from the new TV special "Raising Mentally Strong Kids", Dr. Daniel Amen reveals the #1 foundation to start with in your approach to parenting, whether you are a parent or grandparent.
Living with physical and emotional pain can be a burden. Even when we take significant measures to calm the pain, all too often we find ourselves drifting in a cycle of frustration as the gains are too few and the setbacks too often. So what's the deal? How do we push through the roadblocks preventing healing and make real progress? The answer lies in an obvious yet commonly overlooked place - the brain. In this episode, the Amens discuss how to address the root causes of pain and find real relief and significant change.
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In this week's short video, Dr. Daniel Amen and his wife Tana Amen talk about ADHD and how it differs in males and females. They'll also share practical tips that you can implement in your life right now. ADHD is commonly thought of as a disorder of hyperactive, behaviorally troubled boys. Yet, it afflicts many girls who are often overlooked because they tend not to be as hyperactive and have fewer behavior problems.
In fact, although females have ADHD in high numbers, males are diagnosed three to four times more than females. Missing ADHD in females can have devastating lifelong effects on their health, mood, relationships, career, and finances. Females with ADHD suffer more than 7 times the risk for both antisocial and mood disorders, three times the risk for addictive disorders, and twice the risk for anxiety disorders than those who do not have ADHD. Additionally, they have a higher risk for eating disorders, such as bulimia and obesity. But there's good news?you are NOT stuck with the brain you have!