Podcast series for presenters with a background in mental health; whether they are persons living with mental health conditions, working with/for those mental health conditions and relatives who wish to talk about mental health and other related areas of interest. INUF (Independent Newham Users For…
Steven and Michael shoot the breeze about what they learned in the last week or two.
James Leftwich is the founder of NoLongerLonely.com, the online dating service for people with a considerably sserious or long term mental heal health condition. James joins INUFsaid to talk about the concept, how it was developed and why it is a pioneering dating site for people previously diagnosed with a mental health condition to meet new partners. Edgar and Michael are our co-presenters finding out more on why No Longer Lonely is proving to be an ultimate icebreaker and what reassurances and effectiveness it is providing as dating moves online. More details on the dating service discussed can be found here: https://www.nolongerlonely.com/ #dating, #MentalHealth, #NoLongerLonely, #online, #OnlineDating,
Amie, Elif & Naimah arrive as part of the charity "National Citizens Service" (NCS) to visit INUF and explain 'The Challenge' project and their plans to renovate the Ithaca House garden and the impact they are making on the INUF Drop In. With a long term view to make things more homely for all of the INUF members, they share their experiences of visiting a mental health charity, what their roles are at the NCS and their leading impressions of the members they met in their social action project. What ideas have they put into practice? What have they changed to make it better for members? What are they doing to raise awareness for the charity that is INUF? Press play and lets find out! #Amike, #charity, #CharityPartner, #gardening, #NCS, #SocialAction, #students, #TheChallenge, #VolunteerDay
Tracia, Naomi and Chezia from National Citizen Service (NCS) introduce themselves to INUF and explain more about the NCS experience, the work they delivered to a community placement. INUF the charity are always opening doors to the community and ...........
INUFsaid on the airwaves again with Revive FM. This rough edits starts at approximately 7 mins and 4 seconds Abdul Malik hosts and presents on behalf of Revive FM and welcomes INUF Staff and Members as special guests on his talk show to talk more about mental health in the community and what it is that INUF does for Newham based residents with a background in mental health. Humaira Hussain is joined by INUF members Debbie Williams and Michael Ahern and they lead the discussion on what role Independent Newham Users Forum plays in the lives of its members and how the registered charity collaborates with other organizations in Newham. #healthcare, #INUF, #MentalHealth, #mindfulness, #Newham, #NHS, #wellbeing
Mr Funky invites Trevor from INUFsaid to hang out on Supreme FM for an interview to discuss the charity Independent Newham Users Forum, mental health and the impact of the NHS in the local community. This is a live-recorded show "Keep It In House" presented by DJ Funky!! This two-hour special is filled wit soulful house music, neo soul music and burst of lively chat and debate between Mr Funky and Trevor, with an added bonus of a quickfire question round as well. Find out more about the charity, where it is in the community and how to join. #charity, #community, #DJ, #INUF, #INUFsaid, #LiveBroadcast #MentalHealth, #MentalHealthMatters, #Newham, #radio
Edgar Cassidy comes in to the podcast to talk about his appreciation for comedy and how humour can affect mental health for better or for worse. Looking back at the talented fraternity of comedians who have taken to the stage and performed stand-up....
Dual or multiple diagnoses is one of the more difficult things to deal with when managing a mental health condition. In this episode, we listen to Edgar Cassidy as he discusses how he lives with both a long term mental health condition and long term physical health condition. This episode goes into the trials and tribulations of coming to terms with cerebral palsy as a child, as well as the bullying he faced, before Edgar channelled his experience into a more positive outlook framework that helped him overcome several obstacles. While everyone's experience is unique we are also grateful that this story can be shared, as we come to understand different ways of reaching a manageable level of well-being and social engagement. #CerberalPalsy, #CP, #CopingStrategies, #DualDiagnoses, #mentalhealth, #podcast, #WellBeing
Social Media and the online world have taken a grip on our lives like nothing humankind has experienced before. Avatars, comments, doctored images, hyper-connectivity, notifications and web presence have come to represent the personality and the reality of the individual at large. We have invited guest expert Olivia Mohtady (psychology graduate) to discuss both the merits and detrimental impact of social media on mental health. We also consider the factors behind these effects and how they may be observed. To find out more about Olivia Mohtady's work please visit: http://oliviamohtady.com/. Olivia promotes well-being through her honest commentary on managing mental health in contemporary society. You can see her recent post on the challenges for millennials in staying connected in the digital age here: http://oliviamohtady.com/are-millennials-flaky #Psychologist, #DigitalAge, #MentalHealth, #Millennials, #OnlinePersona, #SocialMedia, #WellBeing
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Working for a living and finding work in your local borough can be a tricky and competitive thing to do, in some cases you may need an Emplyoment Advisor to help. In this session we listen to Paul Wren who has over 20 years experience of working for the London Borough of Newham, who divulges his experiences, tips and advice. Our presenters grill our in-house employment advisor.
Our presenters have come across a relatively new term called "Incel" and seek to go down the internet rabbit hole and news articles to find out more about this phrase. Incels are members of an online subculture who define themselves as unable to find a romantic or sexual partner (despite desiring one). This is a broad catch-all meaning. However, we discover why it is a statement that is never too far from contradiction or controversy depending on which article you read. Listen to presenters discoveries.
Do you have any spare time on your hands? Fancy a day out in and around London? Perhaps our meandering thoughts and research can help you on your next trip. A quick, casual look at the options and opportunities to visit places of interest in one of the greatest capital cities in the world. Listen (and maybe take note) of our great places to visit.
Music is the food of love, is meant to soothe the soul and picks you up where other people have left you behind. Music clearly has an affect on each one of us whatever we do. Our presenters approach the mics to discuss music and it's relationship to mental health. So can music help people with their mental health problems and well-being to relax and de-stress? Listen to this session, find out more!
We find ourselves drawn to and fascinated by conspiracy theories; wthether they are in broad daylight such as Flat Earth or behind closed doors such as The Illuminati. Whether we are talking about the ascent of the most powerful people or the oppression of the most weak, we ask, why do people believe in these theories, how are they perpetuated and how are they generated? What do conspiracist theories get out of it?? Find out here!
Lets look at what is going on in the school and public systems of today. School children could be embarking on the most stressful times, academically, to be at school . Our presenters tease and tackle the problems faced by schoolchildren dealing with Mental health issues in our discussion. Listen here to find out more on INUFsaid
So what is the big deal between these two badass behemoths of the bold statements and boundary breaking belief systems. The Layman Learns today: What is the difference between Alex Jones and David Icke?? They both like conspiracies, they both uncover mysteries, but do we like what they have to say? Find out as we chat Lizards, Deep State and False Flags.
Maintaining a social life while dealing with Mental Health issues can be a daunting task. Join us as we try and plot a course through this labyrinth.
Birds of a feather do not always flock together, but on occasion there have been links (particularly drawn by the media) betwween Mental Health and crime. Join us as we discuss this tricky area. Why are and What are the links between Mental Health and crime? Lets find out with our presenters and see which path we take.
Are you 'dexter' or 'sinister'? This episode explores the ideas behind and differences between being left side dominant and right side dominant in your actions, behaviours and responses. Our presenters seek to unpick the meaning and perhaps mysticism behind our use or inclination towards certain sides of our body. Listen and find out more here.
We see them on the mags, we have seen them on the street, we think they are in our daily lives, so oops pardon me...there's a real E20 situated in the corner of east London, but also a fictional E20 slap bang in the middle of our T.V. schedules. Which one of these Eastenders is better? There's only one way to find out... talk!
Have you ever considered volunteering? Did you ever wonder what it would be like to volunteer at a mental health charity? Listen to our podcasters to gain further insight into what the experience of working for a community based porject with a mental health target group is like.
Do you have Mental Health issues? Do you want a job? What do you have to disclose to potential employers? Listen to this, it might help.
Have you ever noticed something curious, strange or authentic about the way that the media portrays mental health for entertrainment or even educational purposes. INUFsaid takes a look at how well mental health is presented for a wider audience and whether the on-screen representation does well to match experiences or even fill in the gaps on specific conditions. Of course we didn't know where to start, so we had a chat about it.
Dr Roberta Babb and Dr. Marta Sosnowska-Conradi join the INUF said team to discuss common misconceptions held about the terminology around depression and its meaning. INUFsaid begins to explore what you might already know and perhaps what you don't about depression. What is right and what is wrong. Let's talk it out in the session.