Mia Eisenstadt's guest appearances

Mia Eisenstadt

Association for Child and Adolescent Mental Health (ACAMH)

What The Forty Pod

Sarah Brown

Nick Allen

Helen Fisher

Emily Jones

Stephen Scott

Dan Johnson

Ian Hamilton

Mark Dadds

Max Davie

Helen Minnis

Tamsin Ford

Nicola Wright

Fiona Duffy

Gordana Milavić

Lucy Bowes

OwlTail

Dr Mia Eisenstadt is a psychologist, researcher, coach and award-winning entrepreneur, having recently founded the Fatherli app. Mia is on a mission to help others overcome difficult situations to get the most out of life. Mia has a phd in child and adolescent mental health and has trained in coaching, reflective parenting and dialogue methods. She studied at the evidence based practice unit, a partnership between the Anna Freud centre and UCL Brain Sciences in London.    Mia is passionate about fathers' mental health and wellbeing and the role that fathers can play in supporting the wellbeing of their children and families.We talk about all of this and so much more, including future tech and the opportunities and challenges faced by ai, we also talk song-writing, sourdough and the importance of being over doing.

Dr Mia Eisenstadt is a psychologist, researcher, coach and award-winning entrepreneur, having recently founded the Fatherli app. Mia is on a mission to help others overcome difficult situations to get the most out of life. Mia has a phd in child and adolescent mental health and has trained in coaching, reflective parenting and dialogue methods. She studied at the evidence based practice unit, a partnership between the Anna Freud centre and UCL Brain Sciences in London.     Mia is passionate about fathers' mental health and wellbeing and the role that fathers can play in supporting the wellbeing of their children and families. We talk about all of this and so much more, including future tech and the opportunities and challenges faced by ai, we also talk song-writing, sourdough and the importance of being over doing.

Episode 7: Mia Eisenstadt

Mia Eisenstadt discusses her current research on the stressors, risk and protective factors for mental health and wellbeing, how research informs mental health interventions and the important role of self care during the COVID-19 lockdown. She also expands on her work with HeadStart emphasising the importance of involving young people in research, decision making and campaigning.

In Conversation... Mia Eisenstadt