“Heal” documentary on Netflix

[Mstiles]

Has anyone watched this? The body - mind connection and emotional factors in chronic disease. Interviews with patients and practitioners.

netflix.com/title/80220013?...

[JulianJ]

I haven't seen this, but I do believe that the mind has a huge influance over how we feel. The simple act of thinking positive thoughts can help us feel better. If your feeling better I'm sure your body can then heal it's self better.

[SheffieldJane]

That was so me in my 30’s and early 40’s how did I lose my way ?

Thanks for posting - they have something but it all takes real discipline.

[Mstiles in reply to SheffieldJane]

Yes they are all younger than me I think with more energy! also seem to not be lacking resources needed to see all the practitioners.

[animalactivist]

There is undoubtedly a link between mind and body. I currently see an immunology psychiatrist

[Mstiles in reply to animalactivist]

Has to be. Some science is proving it.

What is an immunology psychiatrist?

[animalactivist in reply to Mstiles]

a psychiatrist who takes into account the effect of immune problems linked to mood and vice versa

[PMRCanada in reply to animalactivist]

Where are you located (generally)? I’m interested in this speciality.

[animalactivist in reply to PMRCanada]

Brighton England

[kamille]

I saw the documentary and was generally impressed and inspired. I have a good lifestyle and habits, but I am not perfect. It makes me feel badly, like if I was "perfect" this would all go away. I assure you it hasn't. Definitely a struggle.