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Podcast: What is Home?

Podcast: What is Home?

On the edge of Brexit the panel discuss the meaning of home. You could fairly say the UK is on the cusp of a huge change. When we recorded this […]

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Podcast: Race and Mental Health

Podcast: Race and Mental Health

Rachel Terry, Laura Lea, John McGowan and guests discuss two recent high profile publications on the subject of race in mental health   Though the effects of race and ethnicity on mental […]

17th May 201821st May 2018 Comment, Podcast1 Comment on Podcast: Race and Mental Health
Ask us Anything: Podcast Christmas Special

Ask us Anything: Podcast Christmas Special

This week we tried something a little different and invited our listeners to ‘ask us anything’. Absolutely anything at all. The topics ranged from our usual territory of mental health […]

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Podcast: Can mental health workers be service users?

Podcast: Can mental health workers be service users?

In this show we look at how professionals working in mental health relate to their own experiences of distress. Can a worker’s own history of difficulties enrich their practice? Or […]

2nd October 201720th March 2018 Comment, PodcastLeave a Comment on Podcast: Can mental health workers be service users?

We’re (not) coming out… Not today, anyway

Salomons Service User and Carer Coordinator, Laura Lea considers why admitting to mental health problems may be such a taboo for mental health professionals.

8th November 201321st September 2016 Comment27 Comments on We’re (not) coming out… Not today, anyway

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