Mind-Body Connection – Dublin City FM Radio Interview
Listen to Brian Greene’s interview with Dr Andrew Morrice (Human Givens College tutor and General Practitioner) as they discuss the Mind-Body Connection, explore the relationships between the three big E’s (emotions, exercise & eating), mental health and the human givens approach.
Dr Morrice's course: The Mind-Body Connection is coming to Dublin on 3rd May 2018 – for more details, click here
Programme Aired: 24th April 2018
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