Podcast appearances and mentions of jake mills

What if your deepest pain is the very place God wants to speak peace and purpose? In this episode, Jake Mills shares his testimony as we explore how God works through suffering to shape, refine, and sometimes even reveal purpose. Anchored in the truths of Romans 8:28 and 2 Corinthians 12:9, this conversation dives into:- Wrestling with the “why” behind our pain- Encountering God in the middle of loss and grief- Discovering how trials can lead to transformation and ministry- Offering hope to others walking through hard seasonsThis episode is for anyone who's ever asked, “Can anything good come from this?” The answer—through Jesus—is yes. Tune in and be reminded: your pain is not wasted. God is still writing your story.* * *Hosts: Sarah Turner & Mason KerbyGuest: Jake Mills

In this episode of the D1 and Done Podcast, the Mills brothers discuss the latest happenings in college basketball, including Kansas's surprising struggles, the race for National Player of the Year, and recap significant games from the weekend. They also share insights on the dynamics of the current college basketball landscape and the impact of recent performances on rankings and awards. In this episode, the hosts delve into the current state of college basketball, discussing the performance of teams like Duke, Michigan State, and Florida. They analyze the implications of recent games, the impact of injuries on teams like Kentucky, and the upcoming SEC tournament. The conversation also touches on the NCAA tournament bubble, with predictions on which teams may make it in or fall out. The hosts share insights on rivalries, metrics, and the overall landscape of college basketball as they approach March Madness. In this episode, the hosts recap their previous week's betting performance, discuss their picks for the upcoming games, and share humorous anecdotes from their basketball experiences. They also highlight funny quotes from coaches and reflect on the evolution of college basketball culture, including the impact of NIL on the sport.

It's a special edition of the D1 & Done Pod...with guests! On this episode, we're joined by former Mississippi State men's basketball players Robert Woodard II and Mitchell Storm. Both Rob and Mitch are in the Indy area this week as they are gearing up to participate in the TBT with the Fail Harder team in the Indianapolis Regional. We get into the weeds talking everything TBT, Mississippi State basketball memories, how on earth they lost to Liberty in the first round back in 2019, stories of Quinndary Weatherspoon and Ben Howland, what life in the NBA/G-League/Overseas is like in professional basketball plus SO MUCH MORE. Thanks again to Robert, Mitch, Jake Mills, Kyle Guy and the entire Fail Harder TBT team - we look forward to cheering them on in their Tournament run! TAP IN & ENJOY!

Our Theology Series wraps up with an in-depth discussion on the afterlife featuring Geoffrey Turner and Jake Mills. Tune in as we explore what the Bible says about heaven and hell, why our present actions matter for eternity, and how to ensure our eternal destination is secure. This episode is truly a matter of life and death! * * *  LET'S BE FRIENDS!  HOST: Sarah Turner: Instagram | Facebook GUESTS: Geoffrey Turner: Instagram | Facebook Jake Mills: Instagram | Facebook * * *  Beltway Park Church: Instagram | Facebook | Twitter | YouTube Beltway Park Church * * *  SHOW NOTES Driven by Eternity

Welcome in to our FIRST Pod Special on the D1 and Done Pod! Robby, Dusty, Nick & Jake have had a little friendly competition between one another for over a decade when it comes to picking the champions of each D1 men's college basketball conference tournament. There will be plenty of jokes being cracked and good memories shared as the fellas choose their teams to root for in the upcoming conference tournaments! Sit back, relax and tap in to our college hoops conference tournament picks special!

HAPPY NEW YEAR! We show up for the last episode of 2023 and discuss everything and in-between their Christmas weekends and wedding, IKEA and Texas De Brazil lamb, Pinned Gold customer service, college bowl game predictions and opt outs. We recap our 2023 seasons, summer and falls, and then finish with a few ABCA stories that have us FIRED UP for this weekend in Dallas! LISTEN, LIKE, AND SHARE! SEE YOU AT THE ABCA! Instagram: @TheBCOP Twitter: @TheBCOP Hosts: Chase Stewart and Jake Mills  @jakemills9 @chasestewart26

Mick Coyle has the latest figures of suicides registered in England and Wales for 2022 (released 19th Dec 2023) He goes through the ONS data, and discusses the findings with Jake Mills from Chasing the Stigma - a suicide survivor and founder of the Hub of Hope. Find out more about the 2022 suicide data You can find mental health services using the Hub of Hope. If someone's life is in danger, call 999. A Department of Health and Social Care spokesperson said: “Every suicide is a tragedy and has a devastating, enduring impact on families and communities. “We're working hard to reduce the number of suicides and published our new Suicide Prevention Strategy for England in September.  This commits to more than 100 measures, including a focus on prevention and earlier intervention, as well as more targeted and proactive support for people in crisis. “In August, the government also launched a £10 million fund for the voluntary sector in England to carry out crucial work to prevent suicides and save lives. We're also investing £2.3 billion extra a year into mental health services to help an additional two million people access NHS-funded mental health support by 2024.” Pic credit: Unsplash TOPICS: Suicide, Suicide prevention, public messaging, government strategy, impact of suicide

On this episode I sat down with Entrepreneur and Founder, Jake Mills. We spoke about his watch brand "Legacy" and what it took to build a company from the ground to a six figure business. Be sure to tune in every episode to keep learning about the many creative minds around the world with Sniper, and we'll see you next time!

Have you ever worked hard for a long time at something that was good and right, but it just didn't pan out like you thought it would? You thought things would be better by now, but they're not. We have this tendency to expect big and fast results, especially when we're doing the good thing, the God thing. And when we don't see the expected results, it can cause disappointment and make us question if it was God's will to begin with. Often we think if God is calling me to do something, He'll make it easy. But what we need to understand is that the closer we get to doing something that matters to the heart of God, the more likely we are to face opposition. When we're trying to follow God's will, difficulty isn't a sign that God's against us. Often, it's a sign that we're on the right track. When opposition comes, ask God to enable you, empower you, and lead you to choose the difficult right over the comfortable wrong. But what if it doesn't work? Results are God's responsibility, but obedience is ours. We're not responsible for the results, but we are responsible for the obedience. This is what's happening in the Book of Haggai, a story of re-building the temple of God. Listen as Jake Mills discusses the hardships that unfold in this book, where the Jews are trying to do what God has called them to do, but they face many challenges and even give up for 14 years. The prophet Haggai is going to help empower the people to do the difficult right over the comfortable wrong and move back into obedience, living in God's will. Sermon from July 9, 2023 To watch this sermon or other sermons, subscribe to our YouTube Channel: "⁠Beltway Park Church⁠"

Join today's conversation all the way from Petah Tikvah Israel. Jake Mills and Randy Turner sit down with Rabbi Eitan Shishkoff, founder of Tents of Mercy - a growing network of Messianic congregations in Northern Israel, intended to be an oasis of provision for Israel's citizens and one of Beltway's longest ministry partner relationships. Eitan and Randy talk about what its looked like for Beltway Park Church and Tents of Mercy to walk with one another over the years. Eitan shares his own personal testimony and journey of returning to his homeland to join God in the calling and destiny on his life. You will be blessed by Eitan's words of wisdom as he beautifully wraps up the conversation with a blessing and charge – really an invitation - to live the restful life! * * * Tents of Mercy Beltway Park Church Beltway Park Church: Instagram | Facebook | Twitter | YouTube * * * LET'S BE FRIENDS! HOSTS Jake Mills: Instagram | Facebook Randy Turner: Instagram | Facebook GUESTS Eitan Shishkoff: Facebook * * * SHOW NOTES At Beltway Park, we believe everyone is called to take the gospel to those that do not know Jesus yet. Whether you go, pray, or give, we all have a role to play in the Great Commission. For more information on opportunities to serve locally or globally, please visit beltway.org/missions or click below for a list of our mission trips in 2023! Our Trips in 2023 * * *

Today we have the honor to hear from Avi Shalom, lead Rabbi of Tents of Mercy Congregation in Kiryat Yam on the Haifa Bay. Tents of Mercy is an Israeli Messianic ministry seeking Israel's salvation through planting Hebrew speaking congregations in Yeshua's homeland while also offering humanitarian aid as a warehouse and distribution center to those in need. Jake Mills, our Missions and Outreach Pastor, along with Randy Turner, our Executive Pastor sit down with Avi to talk about the partnership between Tents of Mercy and Beltway Park which began in 2003. Avi also shares how he and his family enters into their day of rest, which is known as Shabbat in Jewish culture. It's quite an invitation from the Father for us all! Host: Jake Mills (@passajake Instagram) Co-Host: Randy Turner (@randyturner62 Instagram) Guest: Avi Shalom Tents of Mercy For more encouraging messages about living from a place of rest, follow along with our sermon series “The Restful Life,” by subscribing to Beltway Park Church on YouTube https://youtube.com/beltwayparkchurch

In part two, Coach Harrelson and I take a deep dive into leadership and how it is implemented with our guys. We also discuss how relationships with players have evolved and how important they are to me. 

In Episode 50, I sat down with roles reversed. Richy Harrelson sat down and interviewed me. In this episode we discuss the most influential people in my life along with why I started the TAKEOFF Podcast to begin with. It was an honor to sit down and discuss these topics with someone that has meant so much to me. Richy knows me very well so he knew exactly what to ask. It was such a great conversation we split it into TWO parts!

Today's conversation is with Jake Mills, Missions and Outreach Pastor at Beltway Park Church in Abilene, Texas. One of the unique characteristics of Beltway Park's missions efforts is an emphasis on taking the Gospel to the Jewish people both in Israel and around the world.Want to learn how your church can partner with OneChild to bring HOPE to kids living in hard Places? Click Here!Jake shares that Beltway Park has always been committed to giving a percentage of their offerings directly to missions and then increasing that amount year over year. It doesn't matter what that starting percentage is, set it aside, and then slowly raise that percentage annually and see who much of an impact that can make. Jake also shares that it doesn't matter if it's Jewish evangelism or outreach to any other people group or nation, the best people to share the Gospel in a culture are people from that culture. This isn't always easy, especially when dealing with unreached people groups. But once the opportunity presents itself to have Christians from inside that group reaching out to their own people, this transition must happen. And finally, Jake reminds us that getting started in missions isn't as difficult as we sometimes make it. But we still need to take a step back and be practical. Look at the budget and set aside the funds to be used. After that, take action. Get a team together, find a partnership you trust, and get to work. The rest is just details.Learn More About Beltway Park ChurchLearn more about OneChild HERE!

In today's episode, our guests are Than Brown and Jake Mills. Over the last several podcast episodes, there have been two things central and key to developing the spiritual life you want: Praying and Reading Scripture. We can often dismiss these or simply acknowledge them as important things to do without developing the rhythms and consistency of these spiritual practices in our lives. Our conversations starts with reasons why people struggle to read the Bible, and from there we address ways, strategies, plans, and more to developing a rhythm of reading scripture to obtain the truth and the life it contains. Host: Brett Stewart (@brett.a.stewart Instagram) Guest: Than Brown (@thanbrown Instagram) Guest: Jake Mills (@passajake Instagram)

Mick Coyle is live in Liverpool for episode 250 of Mental Health Monday! Headlining the "Mental Health and Work Summit" at the Liverpool Arena and Convention Centre, he's joined by the writer and creator of hit TV series "The Responder". As you will hear, Tony Schumacher's personal mental health and work journey inspired events we see play out on screen, with a cast starring the likes of Martin Freeman and Warren Brown. Special thanks to the Liverpool City Region Combined Authority for putting together a comprehensive day of talks and workshops, and to Jake Mills for MC-ing the event. Signposting services are supplied at the end of the podcast. Follow Mick Coyle on Twitter. Follow Tony Schumacher on Twitter Join the Mental Health Monday Facebook Group

In today's episode, we sit down with Beltway's Missions & Outreach Pastor, Jake Mills. In sharing some of his personal journey in finding and fulfilling his purpose, Jake discusses an important lesson learned concerning the difference between assignments and calling. We often confuse the two which leads to disappointment or defeat. But as we learn to view our past, current, and future assignments through the lens of our calling, we gain clarity regarding the why, then when, and even the how of each season God has placed us in. Guest: Jake Mills (@passajake Instagram) Host: Brett Stewart (@brett.a.stewart Instagram) Co-Host: Braden Crow (@bradendcrow Instagram)

I catch up again with Liz Wise, specialist PND Counsellor. In Episode 1 she talked to me about her lived experience of PND. This time she talks about her work with her charity Cedar House Support Group and how out of the thousands of women she has helped over 30 years, every one has made a full recovery from this horrible illness.*TRIGGER WARNING: CANCER, SUICIDAL THOUGHTS*IN THIS EPISODE WE DISCUSS:[00:00] Teaser quote[00:58] Introduction to Liz Wise (Part 2)[02:26] Helping other mums after recovery - training in counselling and setting up Cedar House[08:30] The privilege of helping women go from rock bottom to full recovery[09:00] Things that may predispose parents to getting PND[11:40] How Liz's experience of cancer and losing her father contributed to her own PND[12:54] Risk factors in parents[15:02] The role of anti-depressants [17:46] My own positive experience of taking anti-depressants [20:30] The lack of understanding with some GPs and health visitors[21:31] How the pandemic has enabled Cedar House to support to women online[22:03] How to get in touch with Liz for support (see link in 'Key Takeaways')[22:59] The reassurance of talking to other women going through PND[24:50] How you will get better, even if you can't see that right now[25:54] How Liz thought she had a personality change and withdrew when she had PND[26:39] How medication can get you back to your old self[27:23] How PND 'hooks' anxieties - Liz's trouble bonding with Emma and health anxiety[30:27] The 'hook' of breastfeeding anxiety and its relation to PND[38:48] Advice for partners, friends and family who want to help[45:38] How much courage it takes to open up about how you're feeling[47:57] Jake Mills and the Hub of Hope: It's not mental illness, it's mental health[48:39] How early intervention is so important [49:40] Helpful messages for mums going through this - there is no 'perfect' parent[52:50] You are not weak for having PND. KEY TAKEAWAYS:Cedar House Support Group - how to get in touch with LizThe majority of women Liz has seen have suffered from a hormonal or chemical imbalance.70-80% of women Liz sees have some issue from the past that is unresolved.Risk factors can include women who have had depression in the past, have had multiple births, suffered from abuse, been through fertility treatment/IVF or are in unsupported relationships.High expectations of how wonderful it's going to be vs. the reality can also be a risk factor.Anti-depressants are made to combat depression, just like antibiotics are made to combat infection. They re-address the imbalance of serotonin in the brain. They don't give you a personality change, they get you back to who you were before.Don't feel despondent if the first medication you try doesn't work, there are lots of different types available and there will be a good fit for you. It's just a question of finding it.The majority of women who go on anti-depressants do come off them.PND can 'hook' onto anxieties - from bonding to health anxiety to breastfeeding issues or even bizarre things. These obsessive, irrational thoughts can be very frightening.For some women there is a connection between difficulties breastfeeding and PND.Postnatal depression is a recognised and totally treatable condition that you will recover from.HOW YOU CAN HELP: Encourage the mum to see her GP. Advise her it won't last forever. Actively listen to her. Try not to pass on your own judgement or opinion. Be kind and patient. - there...

Thank you for tuning in to the 33rd Episode of Evolving Mindset Mental Health Podcast. In this weeks episode, Host Phil was joined by guest Jake Mills, CEO of Chase the Stigma and founder of the Hub of Hope. Jake describes a lack of mental health support he had in past which escalated to an attempt on his life. After that he started sharing his feelings with others via well-known platform Twitter, which caused a big response boom from both his friends and strangers, who felt the same. This was followed by even bigger awareness of what he had experienced when he was invited to an interview by Guardian after which some celebrities started sharing his story. All of this made Jake to build a mental health network for anyone experiencing mental and emotional distress, which became the UK's leading mental health support database. Phil and Jake also discuss the changes in mental health approach with different generations and how being honest when talking about your mental health makes you stronger rather than anything else. Thank you to The Steve Morgan Foundation for sponsoring this podcast.

CEO of Chasing the Stigma, and founder of the Hub of Hope, Jake Mills drops by for a festive edition of Mental Health Monday. Mick and Jake discuss the traps we can fall into at this time of year, the expectations people place on Christmas itself, and how we can work periods of reflection into our regular routines. They also share a laugh about receiving dodgy gifts and trying to get a bit of "me time" during the festive period. Signposting services are included at the end of the podcast Follow Mick on Twitter Join the Mental Health Monday Facebook Group Christmas artwork image: Pixabay

Looking for tips on building friendships and being yourself? I'm joined this week by one of the chillest and most genuine dudes that I know. Jake Mills is always looking for a good time, pursues the things that he loves, and is a friend to everyone. Be you, baby.

"My ambition has always been to make people laugh." Dressed to impress, Jake Mills joins us this week. As an award-winning stand-up comedian, mental health campaigner and charity CEO, Jake brings his story and the best nickname we've had for a while to this episode.We compare our experiences of stand-up comedy, secure James a job as a driver and take a tour through Kenneth's wardrobe. There's dealing with life, losing a close fight with a bouncer and make the comparison between how we view mental and physical health. We all cry at adverts, make the commitment to embrace the process and use cheap laughs to encourage everyone to get along. Jake talks us through his own experiences of mental health, how he hid the truth from his friends and family before launching the charity which helps thousands of people every month to find the support they need.---You can find us on www.domoregood.uk or follow us on Twitter and Instagram. Get in touch if you'd like to feature or star on the show. It goes without saying really but the episodes contains our opinions - essentially things we overheard in meetings, stole from presentations and read in magazines. Thanks for listening.

Network Rail are installing "Brighter Journey" stands into major stations ahead of this year's World Mental Health Day. They're designed to help people think about their mental health, and provide signposting to services across the country using www.hubofhope.co.uk Stations from London to Glasgow are taking part. On the show this week, Mick is joined by Poet James McInerney, whose words surround the exhibits. And we'll hear from Network Rail's Suicide Prevention Lead Sue McNally, and friend of the show Jake Mills from Chasing the Stigma. Full list of signposting services at the end of the episode. Pic credit David Parry

Where are all the mental health services app?    The NHS has now included the Hub of Hope app on their  website and has helped more than 26,533 visitors find support in just two months.   The Hub of Hope app was established in 2017 by Chasing the Stigma, a national charity set up by Liverpool comedian, Jake Mills, following his own suicide attempt in October 2013. Jake realised when talking through his own personal experience that many people didn't know where to turn for help with mental health issues, so he and his team created the app, a location-based app which directs people to all the mental health support available within any given area. On today's Mentally Yours Jake chats to Yvette (it's his second time on Mentally Yours) about the app, and how it's developed since he was last on the podcast.  Follow Mentally Yours on social media... www.twitter.com/mentallyyrs  Join our private Facebook group... www.facebook.com/groups/135088803805742  And check out the Hub of Hope online: https://www.chasingthestigma.co.uk

Welcome to Proper Mental Episode 19! This week I chat to Jake Mills! Jake Mills is an award-winning stand-up comedian, mental health campaigner and the founder and CEO of Chasing the Stigma. In 2013, after his own battles with depression and a failed suicide attempt, Jake founded Chasing the Stigma, a national mental health charity that is committed to normalising mental health. Jake has driven the organisation forward to become one of the fastest rising and well-respected mental health charities in the UK and has gone on to create the Hub of Hope, a ground-breaking mental health database that has since become the UK's biggest and most comprehensive mental health signposting tool, revolutionising mental health pathways in the UK. If you put your postcode or location in to The Hub of Hope it will give you a comprehensive list of all mental health support and services in your local area.   It's an incredible resources and now more than ever should be considered vital to absolutely everyone, whether they are experiencing mental health related difficulties or not.  We all have mental health and we should all know how to protect it and where to go when we need help with it. The charity also delivers mental health training courses and have worked with organisations like Network Rail and Everton Football Club. Jake and I go over his story from stand up to suicide to national tv and an award-winning charity.  We chat about the need for change in the approach to mental health support and why we need to focus on why people aren't getting the help they need. We chat about mental health in children, pressures of society, the challenges of speaking out and what it's like to end up on national t.v and everything that comes with suddenly developing a big profile in the mental health space. Jake is so incredibly passionate about helping other and making a real difference and I personally found this conversation to be very inspiring! Go and have a look at The Hub of Hope, see how it works and spread the word because the importance of this resource cannot be repeated enough. You can find out more about Chasing the Stigma here: www.chasingthestigma.co.uk or @chasingthestigma You can find out more about The Hub of Hope here: www.hubofhope.co.uk or @hubofhopeuk You can connect with Jake @jakemillscomedy on Instagram and Twitter. You can chat to me about all thing mental health and podcasting on all social platforms @propermentalpodcast. Thanks for listening!  Enjoy!

 1 in 4 of us will be diagnosed with a mental illness during our lifetime and many more will have undiagnosed mental health problems. Unsurprisingly, mental health issues are having a greater impact on people's ability to work than ever before.  This month Steven Copsey and guests talk about their own mental health struggles and how that has impacted them in their daily lives. The podcast explores how we can all look after our mental health and support our colleagues to do the same.  Steven is joined by Jake Mills, an award-winning stand-up comedian, mental health campaigner and the founder and CEO of Chasing the Stigma, and Inclusive Employers' Senior Consultant Addison Barnett.  To find out more visit www.inclusiveemployers.co.uk  For a full list of our webinars and events visit https://www.inclusiveemployers.co.uk/membership/all-events/  To access our member resources on Mental Health visit https://www.inclusiveemployers.co.uk/membership/members-resources-all/?topic=mental-health (Inclusive Employers members only)  Please get in touch if you need a transcript to access this podcast. 

Matt is joined by Dave Downie, Sarah Halpin and Jake Mills this week. To start the show, we have a special guest in Dave Kelly, the Chair of Fans Supporting Foodbanks, to talk about his recent award—the BBC North West Unsung Sporting Hero for 2020. Dave gives us an insight into the work being done by FSF in what has been a challenging year for everyone. We also discuss potential returns to Goodison Park and how Everton's defence will cope with a vibrant Leeds United side on Saturday. To find out more about Fans Supporting Foodbanks, click here: https://twitter.com/SFoodbanks Want a little more from us? Try The Blue Room Extra for more than 20 hours extra content a month: https://www.patreon.com/TheBlueRoomExtra

This week is the second suicide special, following last week's conversation with Jake Mills. And its a double header, with Papyrus Chief Exec Ged Flynn joining Mick Coyle for part one, before Hopeline UK counsellor Natalie tells Mick about the work she does answering calls from young people, or their families, in distress. Papyrus is a national charity dedicated to preventing young suicide. Their website has a host of resources available www.papyrus-uk.org They provide the Hopeline service too, which you can reach on 0800 068 4141.  Follow Mick on Twitter @MrMickCoyle or just look for him on facebook. Find mental health services near you by visiting www.hubofhope.co.uk

Mick Coyle is joined by Hub of Hope creator and founder of Chasing the Stigma Jake Mills. Jake and Mick spoke on the day it was revealed 5691 lives were lost to suicide in England and Wales in 2019. You can read the full report here: https://www.ons.gov.uk/peoplepopulationandcommunity/birthsdeathsandmarriages/deaths/bulletins/suicidesintheunitedkingdom/2019registrations If you need to speak to someone about your mental health, or that of someone close to you, visit www.hubofhope.co.uk and it'll signpost you to services where you live. Please don't suffer alone. 

This week I had a chinwag with comedian, writer and Chasing The Stigma founder Jake Mills. We chatted about depression, recovery and managing mental health.Jake battled depression in 2013. After months of internal turmoil, Jake attempted to take his own life. Thankfully he was discovered before it was too late and made a full recovery.As part of his recovery, Jake opened up on social media about his secret battles and his story went viral. Television interviews and articles were shared with tens of millions by celebrities including Emma Watson and James Corden.As a result, Jake became inundated with messages from people asking for help. It quickly became clear that the fear of being judged was preventing many people from seeking help. That is something Jake wanted to change, and so Chasing the Stigma was born.Chasing the Stigma aims to remove unnecessary stigmas attached to mental illness by using first hand experiences to put disarm and normalise the topic, pulling together and make a difference and change the way society approaches mental illness.LINKSchasingthestigma.co.ukTwitter: @Jakemills1Get in touch....email : offradarpod@gmail.comtwitter @jtopia : twitter.com/jtopiawebsite : offradar.buzzsprout.comChat at you soon,James

In Episode 11, Jake takes us through similarities through the first 10 episodes of TAKE OFF. It was time to slow and reflect and notice the similarities throughout the first 10 episodes. Jake discusses how leadership is serving, if you are juiceful you are useful, how relationships thrive, being authentic, and the importance of doing things the right way. 

This week it is all about hope! Today we are honoured to be joined by Jake Mills the CEO and founder of the charity Chasing the Stigma. Jake shares his past with stand up comedy and his journey with starting chasing the stigma. He went on to create The Hub of Hope app to help people find the appropriate support for them. We have a very hopeful and forward thinking chat with a good laugh. So grab your tea and have a listen...

Jake Mills is a man on a mission to change the nature of mental health signposting in the UK. Something he and I have in common is that we both believe there are a wealth of services out there that just aren't getting accessed because people simply don't know about them. In this episode we discuss how prescribing the Samaritans as an only option can lead people to feel that this is all that is available and if that model doesn't fit the individual's needs then they are stuck. Each of us are individual and whereas some people get a tremendous benefit from the Samaritans, others may be best suited to a text service such as Shout. There is definitely more to be done in the field of mental health, but there is also more and more being done each day and Hub Of Hope aims to make discovering and accessing these services as simple as finding a take out via Just Eat.

Matt starts a new week with a chat with comedian, writer and Chasing The Stigma founder Jake Mills.For more details about Chasing The Stigma, click here: https://chasingthestigma.co.uk/To donate, click here: https://t.co/m4zcW4o2PR?amp=1

Tune in now to hear from our host Jake Mills and from the most inspiring people in our world today. You will hear from leaders from every aspects of life. Subscribe now to learn, inform, and inspire. 

On this installment of Mental Health Monday, Mick Coyle catches up with regular guest and sometimes-co-host Jake Mills from Chasing The Stigma, to discuss the huge impact social isolation can have on mental health, and what CtS is doing to support those affected. Originally broadcast 20th March 2020. Follow @MrMickCoyle & @JakeMills1 Produced by @John_Fogarty

 No Mick or Mental Health Monday this week , so David Easson is joined by Jake Mills to talk all things Mental Health in the news! They talk about being a new Dad and the effect this can have on your mental well-being and whether social media/smartphones do contribute to poor mental health. Originally broadcast 27th August 2019. Follow  @DavidEasson & @JakeMills1. Produced by Hannah Farrell.

Jake Mills returns for Mental Health Extra, and he and Mick Coyle review this week's Mental Health Monday discussion with Ryan Ferguson. Originally broadcast 20th August 2019. Follow @MrMickCoyle & @JakeMills1. Produced by @John_Fogarty.

Welcome to 41 Strong! Episode 138: Chuck visits with Jake Mills; Lead Pastor at Great Oaks Community Church.

Jake Mills returns to join Mick Coyle for Mental Health Extra. Jake shares his thoughts on the work being done by Mary Seacole House, and how different perspectives can be so important in approaching Mental Health. Originally broadcast 9th July 2019. Follow @MrMickCoyle & @JakeMills1 Produced by @John_Fogarty.

Jake Mills returns to join Mick Coyle for Mental Health Extra. Jake shares his thoughts on the team from Liverpool Football Therapy's appearance, and celebrates two years of the Hub of Hope. Originally broadcast 2nd July 2019. Follow @MrMickCoyle & @JakeMills1 Produced by @John_Fogarty.

Jake Mills joins Mick Coyle for Mental Health Extra, sharing his thoughts on this week's edition of Mental Health Monday, featuring the team from Brink Liverpool. Originally broadcast 11th June 2019. Follow @MrMickCoyle & @JakeMills1. Produced by @John_Fogarty.

Jake Mills returns to Mental Health Extra for an extended conversation with Mick Coyle about this week's Mental Health Monday, offering his thoughts on the working being done by Jessica Gallier in New Ferry and across the Wirral. Originally broadcast 4th June 2019. Follow @MrMickCoyle & @JakeMills1. Produced by @John_Fogarty.

**Jake Mills** returns to **Mental Health Extra** for an extended conversation with **Mick Coyle** about this week's _Mental Health Monday,_ offering his thoughts on the research conduced by **Prof. Andy Smith**, and the work being done by **Our Blue Light**. Originally broadcast **21st May 2019**. Follow **@MrMickCoyle** & **@JakeMills1**. Produced by **@John_Fogarty**.

**Jake Mills** returns after an extended absence to join **Mick Coyle** for **Mental Health Extra**. Jake shares what he's been up to, and offers his thoughts on **Mental Health Monday #111**, featuring **Paul Cope**. Originally broadcast **30th April 2019**. Follow **@MrMickCoyle** & **@JakeMills1**. Produced by **@John_Fogarty**.

**Jake Mills** from **Chasing the Stigma** joins **Mick Coyle** each and every week for a look at the week's mental health stories, and reflects on that week's installment of _Mental Health Monday_. Originally broadcast **April 2nd 2019**. Follow **@MrMickCoyle** & **@JakeMills1**. Produced by **@John_Fogarty**.

**Mick Coyle** is joined by **Jake Mills** to look back on last week's gala dinner to benefit the People's Place mental centre.  And later on in the show, a chance to hear our reporter **Sophie Merrick**'s conversation with **Vikki**, a Liverpool woman who recounts her recovery from anorexia, and highlights how social media can affect those affected by eating disorders.  For more information on how to deal with eating disorders, visit: **beateatingdisorders.org.uk** Originally broadcast **March 19th 2019**. Follow **@MrMickCoyle**, **@JakeMills1**, & **@Sophie_Journo**. Produced by **@John_Fogarty**.

As **Everton in the Community** prepare to launch their Peoples Place centre dedicated to mental health, **Mick Coyle** was invited along to their inaugural fundraising gala. While in attendance, he got the chance to interview vice-captain **Leighton Baines**, EiTC's **Richard Kenyon**, and Everton legend **Graeme Sharp**. Also, some bloke called **Jake Mills**... Originally broadcast **March 18th 2019**. Follow **@MrMickCoyle** & **@EITC**. Produced by **@John_Fogarty.**

Jake Mills joined Mick Coyle for this week's Mental Health Extra, looking back on episode 104 of MHM featuring Dr. Suzi Gage.   And in a bonus segement, Mick speaks to Jane Boland from james' Place about their new crisis text partnership. Originally broadcast **March 5th 2019**. Follow **@MrMickCoyle** & **@JakeMills1.** Produced by **@John_Fogarty**.

**Jake Mills** joined **Mick Coyle** for this week's **Mental Health Extra**, looking back on episode 103 of MHM featuring Damian Harper. Jake offered his thoughts on how severe physical trauma can lead to further mental trauma, and how Damian's interview highlighted that. Originally broadcast **February 27th 2019**. Follow **@MrMickCoyle** & **@JakeMills1.** Produced by **@John_Fogarty**.