Mental Health and Addiction - Videos

Preview: Monday, 2.24.20 - Motivational Monday: Getting Through Grief

Motivational Monday â€" ways to cope with, accept, and embrace grief. A powerful show of healing and loss with secrets to living a happy and fulfilled life even after tragedy.

Playing golf may lower risk of heart attack and stroke

Your daily dose of health news including the benefits of playing golf, the importance of optimism during stroke recovery, and how just simple movements can reduce depression in teenagers.

Type of birth may influence postpartum depression

Your daily dose of health news including how smell may improve your learning, research that found c-sections may increase your likelihood of developing postpartum depression, and the benefits of having a plant on your desk.

Racism may age black Americans prematurely

Your daily dose of health news including antibiotics that may contribute to childhood obesity, how racism effects aging, and the long-term effects of gun violence.

Surgeries delayed due to hospital gown shortage

Your daily dose of health news including why surgeries around the country are getting cancelled, new findings that suggest drinking tea may lower depression levels in seniors, and how sugar changes the brain.

Facebook posts not effective for depression help

Your daily dose of health news including the benefits of fish for couple's who are trying to get pregnant, marijuana's popularity among college students, and the ineffectiveness of reaching out for depression help on Facebook.

Burnout from work could lead to A-Fib and death

Your daily dose of health news including an effective violence prevention program that sports coaches are participating in, effects of marijuana on driving after the high is over, and the deadly effects of burnout.

Oprah Winfrey Talks Tour & Daytime Television

Tamron Hall joins Oprah Winfrey on her 2020 Vision Tour to talk about her tour and why she is doing it. Plus, she talks to Hall about daytime television and if she'd return.

Drinking green tea may improve health, increase longevity

Your daily dose of health news including the link between smoking cigarettes and depression, what scientists believe could lower the suicide rate in America, and benefits of drinking green tea.

Cooking shows may improve children's eating habits

Your daily dose of health news including research that identified the many emotions music can evoke, a study that disputes claims of a link between talc-based baby powder and cancer, and evidence that suggests watching cooking shows may improve eating habits in children.

Tam Talk: Gabrielle Bernstein

Spiritual thought leader Gabrielle Bernstein gives an inspiring “Tam Talk” on turning into your intentions and self-care.

Gabrielle Bernstein On Meditation No Longer Working For Her

Motivational speaker Gabrielle Bernstein speaks openly about dealing with postpartum depression and turning to mediation for treatment.

Preview: Thursday, 1.9.20 â€" Gabrielle Bernstein

Tamron’s mind, body, and soul over-Hall week continues with motivational speaker, author, and new spiritual thought leader Gabrielle Bernstein on tuning in to your intentions and self-care for the new year. Plus: a story of revenge and regret.

Intermittent fasting may lead to longer life

Your daily dose of health news including benefits of exercise at preventing cancer development, a new trend found among teenage boys that witness abuse, and newly discovered benefits of intermittent fasting.

Should Children Be Allowed To Take Mental Health Days Off From School?

Tamron Hall discusses with the “Tam Fam” audience along with Dr. Jennifer Hartstein on whether school age children should be allowed to take mental health days off from school.

DNA May Provide Insight for Cancer Research

Your daily dose of health news including asthma worsening during the winter, side effects for a drug to treat depression and new findings in cancer research.

Preview: Thursday, 11.21.19 - Comedian Gary Gulman

On the next “Tamron Hall” comedian Gary Gulman discusses his battle with depression and his HBO special, “The Great Depresh” where he uses laughter as a tool to combat mental illness.

Let’s Talk: Women’s Stress Epidemic

Tamron invites a panel of women to dive in on the topic of women and stress. The panel share their knowledge on the root of your stresses, while also teaching tips and techniques on how to alleviate it.

Tam Talk: Andrea Parsons

Andrea Parson delivers a calming Tam Talk on visualizing stress relief.

Researchers State E-Cigarettes Are More Dangerous than Traditional

Your daily health news including what researchers have found to be true about e-cigarettes, effects of hypertension on pregnant women, and how temperature changes impact mental health.

Preview: Wednesday, 11.20.19 - Throwback Week Fun Continues With An R&B Icon

On the next “Tamron Hall,” our 3rd mystery guests stepped on the 80s R&B scene and left an impressionable mark! Plus, we discuss women and stress with a panel of women who will share stress alleviating techniques.

Stress May Increase Cholesterol Levels

Your health news including why mental health disorders may be connected, how stress may impact cholesterol levels, and how deep sleep may help those with anxiety.

Police Officer Shares How He Almost Committed Suicide

Former law enforcement officer Mark DiBona shares the moment when he almost committed suicide and what stopped him from taking his own life. Plus, he shares on “Tamron Hall” how he’s stopped other officers from committing suicide.

Why Are Cops Committing Suicide?

N.Y.P.D. Commissioner James P. O’Neill speaks on the mental health crisis causing many police officers to take their own lives and the preventative measures he’s taking to combat this crisis.

Woman Shares Her Pain After Her Police Officer Husband Took His Own Life

Cindy Lannon shares her tragic story of how her veteran police officer husband took his own life and why she believes serving on the force directly impacted his decision to commit suicide.

Preview: 11.5.19 â€" Mental Health & Police Suicides

Why are so many police officers taking their own lives? Personal stories of survival and what is being done to combat this crisis with New York City Police Commissioner James O’Neill.

Home-cooked Meals Contain Less Harmful Chemicals

Your daily health news including how air pollution may affect hair loss, why home-cooked meals may be good for the soul and your health, and how food you consume can affect depression symptoms.

Hysterectomies in Women May Affect Mental Health

Your daily health news including how hysterectomies may affect women's mental health, how men can experience postpartum depression too, and how screen time before bed can affect your sleep.

Small Acts of Kindness in The Workplace May Increase Productivity

Your daily health news including how financial hardship can take a toll on your health, how productivity can be increased in the workplace, and why younger adults are at an increased risk of a heart attack.

Giving up alcohol can improve mental well being

Giving up alcohol can improve mental well being Study
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