Are My Hormones Making Me Moody?
Overview
A key function of hormones is to regulate mood and cognition. For women in particular, fluctuations across the lifespan of hormones such as oestrogen and progesterone can have mild to extreme effects on mood. What research is there investigating the link between hormones and mental health?
Recorded: 16 Dec 2015
Comments
diana asomaning
Great resource -- 23 Feb 2018
Julie Madden
Very interesting -- 31 Jan 2018
Norest Mashonganyika
well presented -- 23 Dec 2017
Jane Smith
Test -- 24 Nov 2017
Emily Gillies
Very interesting, I'm happy that the educator is encouraging physical activity to improve your mood! Exercise is definitely the key. -- 07 Nov 2017
Katie Sissian
Very informative talk on hormones,
Something I could definetely watch again -- 02 Nov 2017
Deborah kelly
Well presented lecture on how hormones interact with emotions and general well-being. -- 31 Oct 2017
Janice Belskyj
Interesting hormonal interactions -- 29 Oct 2017
Riza Magnaye
Interesting -- 06 Oct 2017
Educator
Katherine Maslen
Katherine Maslen is a leading Australian naturopath, nutritionist and the author of “Get Well, Stay Well: Reclaim Your Health and Get Back to Living”. Katherine is a passionate health advocate, having helped over 3000 people to reclaim their health through natural medicine and good nutrition. She is a regular media commentator, having appeared on the Today show, ABC radio, Good Health and Wellbeing Magazines, amongst others.
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