Send us a textIn this conversation, Louise Green discusses the significance of mental health awareness, particularly in the context of exercise and movement. She emphasizes that mental health conditions are prevalent and often stigmatized, and highlights the importance of open conversations about mental health. Green explores how exercise, particularly strength training, can positively impact mental health by improving mood, reducing stress, and aiding emotional processing. She also delves into the concept of sweating as a healing practice, drawing connections to various cultural traditions that utilize heat and movement for emotional and physical purification. The conversation encourages listeners to reflect on their own mental health practices and the role of movement in their lives.TakeawaysExercise can significantly improve mental health.Mental health awareness has evolved since 1949.Strength training enhances mood and reduces stress.Sweating is a powerful healing practice.Movement helps process emotions and trauma.Cultural practices around sweating offer insights into healing.Mental health conditions are on the rise globally.Open conversations about mental health are essential.Multiple coping tools are necessary for mental well-being.Strength training can be a form of sacred sweat.Louise Green is an award-winning coach with 20 years invested in working with women of all body sizes. She has coached thousands of women from all over the world, if you're ready take the next step in your strength, check out her coaching program: https://www.louisegreeninc.com/size-strong

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