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Charted Waters: Navigating the Pacific Northwest Through Story
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Stories of adventures across the coastlines of British Columbia and Alaska. Exploring culture, history and wildlife in beautifully crafted conversations.Ā
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Travel for Your Mind: The Mental Health Benefits of Exploring the World
Season 1 Ā· Episode 1
mercredi 26 février 2025 ⢠Duration 46:22
Travel can change us for the betterābut how exactly?
In this episode of Charted Waters: Navigating the Pacific Northwest Through Story, host Maureen Gordon is joined by Javier Labourt, a travel psychologist and TEDx speaker, to explore how travel can improve your well-being ā¦something weāre all looking for these days.
Travel can incorporate mindfulness, self-discovery and even resilience throughĀ stepping outside your comfort zone. Through stories and tips from real life travel transformations, youāll learn how you can include these elements in your next trip.
Weāre also joined by Jenny Wong, an adventure photographer who serves as an ambassador for both Canadian Geographic and Nikon. She shares her experiences navigating uncertainty in the wild, capturing the moments of unpredictability that make travel so powerful.Ā
We discuss how travel challenges you, surprises you, and sometimes even forces you into chaosārevealing who you truly are and who you want to be.
Travel isnāt just a mental resetāit can be transformative. It shifts your mindset, builds confidence, and may even promote longevity by keeping your brain and body engaged. Javi breaks down the science behind why travel helps promote mindfulness, self-discovery and even possibly delay the aging process, sharpening cognitive function and promoting well-being over time.
Beyond inspiration, this episode challenges you to rethink how you approach travel. How do moments of discomfort and challenge shape us? What lessons do we learn about our values, purpose, and adaptability? And how can we balance personal transformation with traveling mindfully and responsibly?
If youāre looking for more than just a vacationāif you want to truly grow through travelāthis episode will inspire you to embrace the unknown and return home changed.
Tune in now and explore how travel can transform your mind, body, and even your longevity.
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Guest 1: Javier Labourt ā Travel Psychologist, TEDx Speaker
Specialty: Mental health, benefits of travel for well-being, and mindfulness.
Contact: ā Instagramā , ā Websiteā , ā TEDx Talkā
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Guest 2: Jenny Wong ā Nikon Ambassador, Adventure Photographer
Specialty: Adventure, travel, and wildlife photography, story telling from the wild.
Contact: ā Instagramā , ā Websiteā .
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Resources:
CNN Travel Article: Travel Isnāt Just Fun. It Might Also Help Fight the Signs of Aging - ā https://www.cnn.com/travel/travel-news-health-impacts-tourism/index.htmlā ā
The Growing Trend of Mindfulness in Travel and Everyday Life -https://www.forbes.com/sites/judykoutsky/2024/10/10/the-growing-trend-of-mindfulness-in-travel-and-everyday-life/
National Geographic: Why Planning a Trip Can Help Your Mental Heath -https://www.nationalgeographic.com/travel/article/planning-a-trip-is-good-for-you/





