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Chantelle is back for a chat with Cathy, where they round-up all that's been happening in the Allied Health space as of late. You'll hear the duo discuss their favourite reads of the moment, their thoughts on recent goings-on in the NDIS, their observations about wait lists, and much more. Topics covered: Early childhood decisions and updated discussions. Generation changes in Allied Health. Key Worker models. What Cathy and Chantelle have noticed about wait lists lately including competition and movement, backlogs, and general issues. Closing businesses. The unknowns in businesses – importance of informing yourself. The key factors to innovative service design for private paying clients. Resources Mentioned  Australia's Sleep Revolution with Dr Michael Mosley – SBS On Demand Private Practice Made Perfect Facebook Group Connect with Chantelle Robards  Visit Chantelle's Website    Follow Chantelle on Instagram (@chantelle_robards)   Connect with Chantelle on LinkedIn  Connect with Nacre Consulting:  Join the Accelerator Mastermind  Complete the Allied Health Biz Quiz  Let's connect on Instagram  Follow us on Facebook  Let's connect on LinkedIn  Join our Facebook Group online community    More about The Private Practice Made Perfect Show:  The Private Practice Made Perfect podcast is a much loved conversation for those wanting to hear real life Australian Allied Health business stories, adventures and the occasional confession.  The outstanding guest list includes business owners and wonderful small business supporters such as accountants, marketers, bookkeepers, IT wizards, virtual assistants, lawyers and more.  As you know, it takes a village to run a business. Cathy gathers the tribe, captures the collective wisdom and conveniently delivers it to your earbuds.  All episodes are chatty, honest and practical… warning… we often stray from the topic, talk of wine and laugh loudly. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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In cybersecurity, the teaching of Cloud security is often weak. So, here are my Top 100 things about encryption in the Cloud. I've focused on AWS, but Azure is likely to also be applicable. Keys are created in the AWS KMS (Key Management Store). In Azure, this is named KeyVault. The cost of using a key in KMS is around $1/month (prorated hourly). When a key is disabled, it is not charged. With AWS KMS, we use a shared customer HSM (Hardware Security Module), and with AWS CloudHSM it is dedidated to one customer. For data at rest, with file storage, we can integrate encryption with Amazon EBS (Elastic Block Storage) and Amazon S3. Amazon EBS drives are encrypted with AES-256 with XTS mode. For AWS-managed keys, a unique key is used for every object within S3 buckets. Amazon S3 uses server-side encryption to store encrypted data. The customer can use client-side encryption to encrypt data before it is stored in the AWS infrastructure. AWS uses 256-bit Advanced Encryption Standard Galois/Counter Mode (AES-GCM) for its symmetric key encryption. In AWS S3, by default, all the objects are encrypted. A customer can use client-side encryption to encrypt data before it goes into the AWS infrastructure. For data at rest, for databases, we can integrate encryption with Amazon RDS (AWS's relational database service) and Amazon Redshift (AWS's data warehousing). For data at rest, we can integrate encryption into ElastiCache (AWS's content caching service), AWS Lambda (AWS's serverless computing service), and Amazon SageMake (AWS's machine learning service). Keys are tokenized and have an ARN (Amazon Resource Names) and alias. An example ARN for a key is arn:aws:kms:us-east-1:103269750866:key/de30e8e6-c753–4a2c-881a-53c761242644, and an example alias is “Bill's Key”. Both of these should be unique in the user's account. To define a KMS key, we can either use its key ID, its key ARN, its alias name, or alias ARN. You can link keys to other AWS Accounts. For this, we specify in the form of “arn:aws:iam::[AWS ID]:root”, and where AWS ID is the ID of the other AWS account. To enhance security, we can use AWS CloudHSM (Hardware Security Module). For simpler and less costly solutions, we typically use AWS KMS (Key Management Solution). For CloudHSM, we pay per hour, but for KMS, we just pay for the usage of the keys. The application of the keys is restricted to defined services. Key identifiers and policies are defined with a JSON key-value pair for data objects. Each key should have a unique GUID, such as “de30e8e6-c753–4a2c-881a-53c761242644”. Users are identified and roles are identified with an ARN, such as : “arn:aws:iam::222222:root”. With the usage of keys we have Key Administrative Permission and a Key Usage policies. There is an explicit denial on a policy if there is not a specific allow defined in a policy. For key permissions, we have fields of “Sid” (the descriptive name of the policy), “Effect” (typically “Allow”), Principal (the ARN of the user/group), “Action” (such as Create, Disable and Delete) and “Resource”. A wildcard (“*”) allows or disallows all. To enable a user of “root” access to everything with a key would be : “Sid”: “Enable IAM User Permissions”, “Effect”: “Allow”,“Principal”: {“AWS”: “arn:aws:iam::22222222:root”},“Action”: “kms:*”, “Resource”: “*”}. The main operations within the KMS are to encrypt/decrpyt data, sign/verify signatures, export data keys, and generate/verify MACs (Message Authentication Codes). Key are either AWS managed (such as for the Lambda service), Customer managed keys (these are created and managed by the customer). Custom key stores are where the customer has complete control over the keys). The main use of keys are for EC2 (Compute), EBS (Elastic Block Storage) and S3 (Storage). AES symmetric keys or an RSA key pair are used to encrypt and decrypt. RSA uses 2K, 3K or 4K keys, and with either “RSA PCKS1 v1.5” or “RSA PSS” padding. RSA PCKS1 v1.5 padding is susceptible to Bleichenbacher's attack, so it should only be used for legacy applications, and for all others, we should use RSA PSS. For RSA, we can use a hashing method of SHA-256, SHA-384 or SHA-512. In RSA, we encrypt with the public key and decrypt with the private key. For signatures, we can use either RSA or ECC signing. For RSA, we have 2K, 3K, or 4K keys, whereas ECC signing uses NIST P256, NIST P384, NIST P521, and SECG P256k1 (as used in Bitcoin and Ethereum). For MACs (Message Authentication Codes), Bob and Alice have the same shared secret key and can authenticate the hash version of a message. In the KMS, we can have HMAC-224, HMAC-256, HMAC-384 and HMAC-512. KMS uses hardware security modules (HSMs) with FIPS 140–2 and which cannot be accessed by AWS employees (or any other customer). Keys will never appear in an AWS disk or backup, and only existing the memory of the HSM. They are only loaded when used. Encryption keys can be restricted to one region of the world (unless defined by the user). With symmetric keys, the key never appears outside the HSM, and for asymmetric keys (public key encryption), the private key stays inside the HSM, and only the public key is exported outside. AWS CloudWatch shows how and when the encryption keys are being used. The minimum time that can be set for a key to be deleted is seven days (and up to 30 days maximum). An organisation can also create its own HSM with the CloudHSM cluster. When a key is then created in KMS, it is then stored in the cluster. The usage of encryption keys should be limited to a minimal set of service requirements. If possible, separate key managers and key users. With a key management (KEY_ADMINISTRATOR) role, we typically have the rights to create, revoke, put, get, list and disable keys. The key management role will typically not be able to encrypt and decrypt. For a key user (KEY_WORKER) role, we cannot create or delete keys and typically focus on tasks such as encrypting and decrypting. Hae a rule of minimum access rights, and simplify user access by defining key administration and usage roles. Users are then added to these roles. Avoid manual updates to keys and use key rotation. The system keeps track of keys that are rotated and can use previously defined ones. The default time to rotate keys is once every year. Key rotation shows up in the CloudWatch and CloudTrail logs. KMS complies with PCI DSS Level 1, FIPS 140–2, FedRAMP, and HIPAA. AWS KMS is matched to FIPS 140–2 Level 2. AWS CloudHSM complies with FIPS 140–2 Level 3 validated HSMs. AWS CloudHSM costs around $1.45 per hour to run, and the costs end when it is disabled or deleted. The CloudHSM is backed-up every 24 hours, and where we can cluster the HSMs into a single logical HSM. CloudHSM can be replicated in AWS regions. AWS KSM is limited to the popular encryption methods, whereas the CloudHSM can implement a wider range of methods. The CloudHSM can support methods such as 3DES with AWS Payment Cryptography. This complies with payment card industry (PCI) standards, such as PCI PIN, PCI P2PE, and PCI DSS. In the CloudHSM for payments, we can generate CVV, CVV2 and ARQC values, and where sensitive details never exist outside the HSM in an unprotected form. With the CloudHSM, we have a command line interface where we can issue commands, and is named CloudHSM CLI. Within the CloudHSM CLI, we can use the genSymKey command to generate symmetric key within the HSM, such as where -t is a key type (31 is AES), -s is a key size (32 bytes) and -l is the label: genSymKey -t 31 -s 32 -l aes256 With genSymKey the key types are: 16 (Generic Secret), 18 (RC4), 21 (Triple DES), and 31 (AES). Within the CloudHSM CLI, we can use the genRSAKeyPair command to generate an RSA key pair, such as where -m is the modulus and -e is the public exponent: genRSAKeyPair -m 2048 -e 65537 -l mykey AWS CloudHSM is integrated with AWS CloudTrail, and where we can track user, role, or an AWS service within AWS CloudHSM. With AWS Payments Cryptography, the 2KEY TDES is Two-key Triple DES and has a 112-bit equivalent key size. The Pin Encryption Key (PEK) is used to encryption PIN values and uses a KEY TDES key. This can store PINs in a secure way, and then decrypt them when required. S3 buckets can be encrypted either with Amazon S3-managed keys (SSE-S3) or AWS Key Management Service (AWS KMS) keys. There is no cost to use SSE keys. For symmetric key encryption, AWS uses envelope encryption, and where a random key is used to encrypt data, and then the key is encrypted with the user's key. AWS should not be able to access the key used for the encryption. The default in creating an encryption key is for it only be to used in a single region, but this can be changed to multi-region, and where the key will be replicated across more than one region. In AWS, a region is a geographical area, and which is split into isolated locations. US-East-1 (N.Virginia) and US-East-2 (Ohio) are different regions, while us-east-1a, us-east-1b and us-east-1c are in the same region. A single region key the US-East-1 region would replicate across eu-east-1a, eu-east-1b and eu-east-1c, and not to eu-east-2a, eu-east-2b and eu-east-2c. When creating a key, you can either create in the KMS, import a key (BYOK — bring your own key), create in the AWS CloudHSM, or create in an external key store (HYOK — hold you own key). For keys stored on-premise we can use an external key store (XKS) — this can be defined as Hold Your Own Keys (HYOKs), and where and where no entity in AWS will able to read any of the encrypted data. [here]. You can BYOK (bring your own key) with KMS, and import keys. KMS will keep a copy of this key. With XKS, we need a proxy URI endpoint, with the proxy credentials of an access key ID, and secret access key. To export keys from AWS CloudHSM, we can encrypt them with an AES key. This is known as key wrapping, as defined in RFC 5648 (for padding with zeros) or RFC 3394 (without padding). A strong password should always be used for key wrapping. AWS encryption operations can either be conducted from the command line or within API, such as with Python, Node.js or Golang. With KMS, the maximum data size is 4,096 bytes for a symmetric key, 190 bytes for RSA 2048 OAEP SHA-256, 318 bytes for RSA 3072 OAEP SHA-256, ad 446 bytes for RSA 4096 OAEP SHA-256. An example command to encrypt a file for 1.txt with symmetric key encryption is: aws kms encryp --key-id alias/MySymKey --plaintext fileb://1.txt --query CiphertextBlob --output text > 1.out To decrypt a file with symmetric key encryption, an example with 1.enc is: aws kms decrypt --key-id alias/BillsNewKey --output text --query Plaintext --ciphertext-blob fileb://1.enc > 2.out In Python, to integrate with KMS, we use the Boto3 library. The standard output of encrypted content is in byte format. If we need to have a text version of ciphertext, we typically use Base64 format. The base64 command can be used to convert byte format in Base64, such as with: $ base64 -i 1.out — decode > 1.enc The xxd command in the command line allows the cipher text to be dumped to a hex output and can then be edited. We can then convert it back to a binary output with: An example piece of Python code for encrypting a plaintext message with the symmetric key in Python is: ciphertext = kms_client.encrypt(KeyId=alias,Plaintext=bytes(secret, encoding='utf8') An example piece of Python code to decrypt some cipher text (in Base64 format) is: plain_text = kms_client.decrypt(KeyId=alias,CiphertextBlob=bytes(base64.b64decode(ciphertext))) To generate an HMAC signature for a message in the command line, we have the form of: aws kms generate-mac --key-id alias/MyHMACKey --message fileb://1.txt --mac-algorithm HMAC_SHA_256 --query Mac > 4.out To verify an HMAC signature for a message in the command line, we have the form of: aws kms verify-mac -key-id alias/MyHMACKey -message fileb://1.txt -mac-algorithm HMAC_SHA_256 -mac fileb://4.mac To create an ECDSA signature in the command line, we have the form of: aws kms sign -key-id alias/MyPublicKeyForSigning -message fileb://1.txt -signing-algorithm ECDSA_SHA_256 -query Signature > 1.out To verify an ECDSA signature in the command line, we have the form of: aws kms verify -key-id alias/MyPublicKeyForSigning -message fileb://1.txt -signature fileb://1.sig -signing-algorithm ECDSA_SHA_256 To encrypt data using RSA in the command line, we have the form of: aws kms encrypt -key-id alias/PublicKeyForDemo -plaintext fileb://1.txt -query CiphertextBlob -output text -encryption-algorithm RSAES_OAEP_SHA_1 > 1.out To decrypt data using RSA in the command line, we have the form of: aws kms decryptb -key-id alias/PublicKeyForDemo -output text -query Plaintext -ciphertext-blob fileb://1.enc -encryption-algorithm RSAES_OAEP_SHA_1 > 2.out To sign data using RSA in the command line, we have the form of: aws kms sign --key-id alias/MyRSAKey --message fileb://1.txt --signing-algorithm RSASSA_PSS_SHA_256 --query Signature --output text > 1.out To verify data using RSA in the command line, we have the form of: aws kms verify --key-id alias/MyRSAKey --message fileb://1.txt — signature fileb://1.sig --signing-algorithm RSASSA_PSS_SHA_256 You cannot encrypt data with Elliptic Curve keys. Only RSA and AES can do that. Elliptic Curve keys are used to sign data. If you delete an encryption key, you will not be able to decrypt any ciphertext that uses it. We can store our secrets, such as application passwords, in the secrets manager. An example of a secret name of “my-secret-passphrase” and a secret string of “Qwery123” we can have: aws secretsmanager create-secret --name my-secret-passphrase --secret-string Qwerty123 In China regions, along with RSA and ECDSA, you can use SM2 KMS signing keys. In China Regions, we can use SM2PKE to encrypt data with asymmetric key encryption. Find out more here: https://asecuritysite.com/aws

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DtvLDbLZphI The Mindful Muslim is an Inspirited Minds podcast that hosts raw, open, and honest conversations on various topics within the sphere of mental health, psychology, Islam and spirituality. In this episode, Sivan was joined by professionals Isma Ahmed and Qasim Malik. Isma is a Key Worker for the NHS. She also works at Inspirited Minds as a mental health writer for our very own Mindful Messages Blog, and is a British Islamic Medical Association ExCo Director. Qasim is a Junior Doctor working in paediatrics and an education fellow with an interest in the wellbeing of healthcare professionals. The discussion delved into: What its like to work in the NHS and health care sectorsThe concept of emotional burnout and compassion fatigueHow to deal with your wellbeing as a healthcare professional and the stigma involved with reaching out for supportThe importance of self-care and knowing when to take a step back to care for your mental health& so much more! Isma can be contacted via email on Isma.ahmed@inspiritedminds.org.uk, and you can follow Qasim on twitter @QasimMalikMed. If you would like to ask our team a question, suggest a topic you would like us to discuss one of the episodes or even feature as a guest speaker, then please do get in touch with the Mindful Muslim Podcast Team at podcast@inspiritedminds.org.uk Support our Podcast by becoming a Torchbearer for Inspirited Minds.

Victoria Wratten is the CEO and Founder of the Executive & Personal Assistants Association. A legally registered, government approved, not for profit professional body for Executive and Business Support Professionals in the UK. Victoria is a former award-winning EA with over 15 years experience across the public, third and corporate sectors. She is extremely passionate about the roles within Executive and Business Support and she actively encourages it as a truly fantastic career choice. For nearly two decades, Victoria has been actively involved in the Executive and Business Support industry and have worked with EAs and PAs from across the world. Victoria regularly presents at events/conferences and mentor/coach Assistants and help them to truly excel in their role. Our conversation today is not only about how Victoria started out in her career, the roles that have shaped and changed her but how life's twists and turns can take you in unexpected but incredibly rewarding directions. Victoria is so frank and open about her life and experiences, not just her mentors and the people that she's worked with but also about Not Just A Girl's Job which is a campaign that was launched to bring awareness to the men who worked in our profession. Every single man I have interviewed on the podcast has mentioned it and Victoria and speak about it. It was a real pleasure to speak with her about her career and EPAA and I know that you'll enjoy hearing about her experiences. Some of the things we speak about:

Welcome back to the Pandemic Podcast! In this episode, Kinga Kaluszynska interviews Julia Brookes, both from the University of Leeds. They talk through Julia's experience as a front-line worker as a delivery driver during the first lockdown, and the contrast in her experience as a student in first year. We examine the frustration felt by many students as the blame for rising COVID-19 cases was placed on them, despite the fact many students were essentially locked into their university accommodation with little to no contact to the outside world. We also touch on topics of accommodation security, loneliness and general hardships of doing first year of university in a pandemic, with many laughs along the way. We hope you enjoy this episode!

In this episode I talk about the return to working in the UK following on from the pandemic and trying to understand it from different aspects of the working people of the UK. Talking about experiences as a Key Worker during the pandemic to the issues of mental health and motivation of the people in the UK who have been furloughed, worked from home or are back looking for work after businesses closed. Check out the last episode of the podcast, with Luke Bromley, if you have missed it find it here:- https://anchor.fm/inside-the-orange/episodes/Episode-3-Hold-the-Line-with-Luke-Bromley-esuhp0 Check out Born Anxious clothing as worn by Rich in Podcast recordings:- https://www.bornanxious.co.uk/​ Get In Touch Leave us a Voice Message here:- https://anchor.fm/inside-the-orange/message Website:- http://www.insidetheorange.co.uk/​ Email:- insidethisorange@gmail.com Check out the Just Giving page here:- https://www.justgiving.com/fundraising/insidetheorange​ Check us out on our socials:- https://www.instagram.com/insidetheorange https://twitter.com/Orangewhats https://www.facebook.com/insidetheorange #insidetheorangepodcast #workingfromhome #pandemic #working #returntowork #backtotheoffice #theoffice #homeoffice #leadership #personaldevelopment #podcasts #guests #interview #personal #professional #challenges #family #worklife #homelife #bornanxious #inspirational #people #motivational #apprenticeships #lockdown #interviews​ --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/inside-the-orange/message

A conversation about Mark's life which took him from living out his childhood dream of being a top level football player in England to being convicted and serving time for drug trafficking, then to the present day as he works for a water treatment company purifying water for dialysis machines in hospitals. Mark's book Hammered https://www.waterstones.com/book/hammered/mark-ward/9781843582724 Highlights from West Ham days https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lX8WnL374C0 Goodison debut against Arsenal https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZeP1HJyuKrM Scoring in Merseyside derby victory https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jjrRudw8KC4 Episode index: 0.00-2.47 Intro 2.47-7.50 Premier Inn in Wrexham and his present-day job with a water treatment company working in hospitals around the UK and Ireland 7.50-9.09 Irish connection 9.09-10.13 Childhood in Huyton and first footballing lesson taught by an Alsatian 10.13-13.05 Did he realise he had a special talent as a child? More time with the ball than other kids. 13.05-17.38 Being let go by Everton. Not giving up. Signing for Northwich Victoria. 17.38-20.55 Running 14 miles to training, scoring a hat-trick and never looking back. Birth of daughter lights a fire underneath him. 20.55-27.25 Move to Oldham Athletic. Up into the Football League. Still the best player in the team. Great playing with quality players. 27.25-31.19 Move to West Ham. "John Lyall will be at your house in an hour." Whirlwind. Now in the top league in English football. 31.19-33.55 First time he felt possibly out of his depth. Elegant central defenders. Shit himself. But John Lyall put his faith in him. 33.55-37.57 A few questions about playing football in front of big crowds. What does it feel like? What is home advantage all about really? Are some players great in training but can't do it in front of thousands of people? 37.57-39.35 Upton Park - the crowd will either make you or break you. Mark breaks Kevin Moran's fingers. 39.35-40.18 Mark's goals a bit like Paul Scholes' goals. 40.18-42.19 The greatest season of his career with West Ham. Came third in the league. So close. Still hurts. 42.19-46.09 Nearly goes to Spain. "Don't go there, son. It's shit." Signs for Howard Kendall at Man City. 46.09-49.00 Having a pint in his ancestral home Cork when he gets word he'll be returning to his footballing home Everton. Shaking when he gets the news. 49.00-54.45 Playing for Everton. Goodison debut. In the tunnel. The Zcars music. Every hair on his body stood up. Greatest game of his career. After that, scoring in Merseyside derby victory. 54.45-56.00 His last game in football. A lonely night in Altrincham. 56.00-57.30 Mark's sister battling motor neurone disease. Generosity from footballing community for charity fundraiser. 57.30-59.36 How did he go from his football career to winding up in prison? Admits he was indisciplined with money during football career. Going into pub trade a big mistake. Drinking too much and involved with the wrong people. 59.36-1.00.45 Goes to Australia but having scored in the derby wasn't enough to get a visa. 1.00.45-1.03.32 Returns to Liverpool. Puts his name on a property which was being used for drug trafficking. Police were surveilling. Arrested. Couldn't tell police who he was involved with and tells us why. 1.03.32-1.05.30 Reflections on conviction and effect on family. Biggest regret of his life. 1.05.30-1.12.04 His time in Walton prison. A very dangerous and brutal place. Mark had the mentality to be able to handle it. Becomes the number one prisoner in The Bronx. "Ladbrokes" in his cell. Looking after vulnerable prisoners. Becoming fittest man in the prison. Having things to focus on. Comparison of football culture and prison culture. Intervening in a fight. 1.12.04-1.14.34 How could prison system be reformed? Help prisoners get on their feet when they leave in terms of money, accommodation, employment. Otherwise it's a trap and leads to re-offending.... Support this podcast

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For the third and final episode of the MOAS mini-series, Laura interviews Sahm Harris-Thomas, a school nurse in London and mum to two ‘wondergirls’.Sahm began training as a nurse aged 26 and navigated her two maternity leaves around her studies and nursing roles. She also completed her postgraduate diploma during the pandemic. She talks about her career shifts, and importantly her role as a key worker in the community during this crisis. We also find out how Sahm and her partner, also a key worker, managed their roles and childcare with the help of Sahm’s parents.Sahm shares some of the stresses of being both a student nurse and parent, and she talks about the importance of her professional and personal support networks. We discuss burn out, mental health of young people and the value of listening.Recorded just before Christmas 2020, we end by sharing some thoughts on community and neighbourhood. With us now in 2021 during a new lockdown and schools closed to most young people, it is good to reflect on the work of community as well as frontline NHS staff. This lockdown Sahm can still visit her schools. If you enjoyed this episode, do download the rest of the mini-series and listen to past MOAS conversations. It would be great to know what you think or want to hear more of.Thank you and stay well.   motherofallsolutions@gmail.comTwitter @SolutionsMother Host and producer: Laura BroderickEditor: Owen WainhouseMusic by Ros Fraser

If you're a supermarket worker, tell me what it's like; if you're a British Gas worker, tell me why you're on strike. This is a catch-up version of James O'Brien's live, daily show on LBC Radio. To join the conversation call: 0345 60 60 973

医生、护士、教师、消防人员、警察、救护车司机……他们是给民众提供必要服务的关键工作人员。英语表达 “key worker” 就可以形容这类工作者。听节目，学习如何使用 “key worker”。

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This week we take it easy. I catch up with my sister, Jihan and see where the conversation takes us....Thats pretty much it? oh! and it is craigslist... Follow Jihan on Instagram: @jihxn.x

Bidds and Monty spoke with two key workers. Johnathan Leadbeater who is a Advanced Clinical Practitioner in Emergency Medicine with the NHS, he worked in the 'Red Zones' and had to move out of his family home, which featured on ITV news . Jake Ellison who is a Community Support Worker who supported the elderly and vulnerable adults throughout lockdown.

In this episode Jacci talks about how when we are stressed, worried, anxious or overwhelmed with life events we can behave in different ways. This episode of the Living Life Being Human Podcast is all about the 'Please Others Driver Behaviour'. Jacci is a psychotherapist who specialises in helping families, parents, and individuals better understand how their thoughts impact their reality, and in doing so, helps change those thoughts to create a better reality. Jacci now runs a private membership club Living Life Being Human https://livinglifebeinghuman.co.uk With over 30 years of experience in helping people, Jacci had tremendous wisdom to share to help anyone struggling better manage their anxiety, with some of the key points being; • Understanding how our thoughts shape our reality and how we can better manage this through curiosity • Parenting and how to better communicate our feelings • Allowing yourself to be human • https://livinglifebeinghuman.co.uk • Website: https://jaccijones.co.uk • Facebook @jaccijonescoaching • Youtube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCNGdkkfvCpAq1A6V1iq6yww https://livinglifebeinghuman.co.uk/ Are you looking for a quick fix? Do you Google 'anxiety symptoms', 'how to stop anxiety', or 'how to beat anxiety' but end up just feeling more anxious? Googling your symptoms or joining anxiety groups on Facebook can end up just causing you more anxiety as they are just full of anxious, worried people without proper qualified support or therapy. I am a fully qualified Psychotherapist with a private practice in Chorley, Lancashire where I see clients in person (pre-covid) or now online via Zoom calls see my website for more info: https://jaccijones.co.uk/ I understand how expensive 121 therapy can end up costing, and it is such a shame but it is often out of the price range of the people that need it the most. So I have set up a membership group called Living Life Being Human that is a supportive online group of like-minded people with the help of a fully qualified Psychotherapist (me) to support and coach you on your journey to make a change in your life and to better understand and deal with your anxiety, stress or overwhelm. It is FREE for the first month for a limited time only (£19.99pm thereafter) so what have you got to lose? A lot of people feel comfortable paying £40-£50pm for a gym membership but think twice before investing in their mental health but I can tell you from experience that it is your mind that controls EVERYTHING! Once you are able to manage your mind and your thinking, a shift in your whole reality happens and life and the world becomes a much more enjoyable experience and you will become better connected with everyone around you. If anything I have been saying resonates with you head over to https://livinglifebeinghuman.co.uk/ now and see what all the fuss is about, it could change your life! Jacci x

Talking to Martin on his work as a performer working on Priscilla Queen Of The Desert, how Covid19 has affected the world of theatre and his new job as a carer, being a key worker! See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Join me today in talking to Jordan ana amazing key worker who shares her experiences with us!

Welcome to season 2 of Everyone, Everywhere. We hope you enjoyed a good break. Join Chris and Hannah as they talk with Neville Willerton about how Church Army has managed to continue to spread a message of hope through the COVID-19 pandemic and how our evangelists; a group of people known for being out on the streets have continued to connect with people while the whole country is in lockdown. Get real stories straight from the front line by joining us once a month live on Zoom for Cuppa with a Keyworker at www.churcharmy.org.uk/cuppa Our next Cuppa with a Key Worker will be on Wednesday 2 September at 7pm. Don't miss out!If anything from today's episode has struck a chord with you then let us know at hello@churcharmy.org (mailto:hello@churcharmy.org) Or connect with us on social media: Facebook @churcharmy (https://www.instagram.com/churcharmy) www.churcharmy.org (https://my.captivate.fm/www.churcharmy.org) Support this podcast

Medical receptionist Gillian Godden has been working in her current role for the NHS for 13 years. Early in 2019 she wrote and published her first crime novel, and has quickly established a significant following of admiring readers. In this podcast interview with HULL IS THIS editor Jerome Whittingham, Gillian reveals a little about how her gangland characters and stories come about, what other story arcs she's developing, and how she's now balancing two careers she loves. Read more on HULL IS THIS: https://hullisthis.news/podcast-nhs-key-worker-crime-writer-gillian-godden

i aint gonna play it,im gonna. say it..........were is the snake?.......Welsh education and facts --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/dave-westley4/message

Ruud manages a variety of big name Supermarket branches across the UK. He provides a really interesting account of the pressures and challenges of running a key operation during a pandemic.

We've all been out on our balconies, applauding our key workers. Roman Kemp's done it so much that his hands are as red and as raw as Sonny Jay's awful sun burn. Which is why, when we heard about one of our listeners - a key worker for the NHS - having her bike stolen, we had to give her a spoketacular treat. We also caught up with some of our favourite guests - firstly, comedian Mo Gilligan, a man who's used to making wild noises with his mouth, used his mouth to make wild noises. What could go wrong? You need to hear it to believe it. During Michelle Keegan's massive stint on Coronation Street, she did it all without crying. She did, however, take on Roman's Mega Super Hard Quiz, and scream and shout throughout all of that. And anything Harry Styles can do, Keith Lemon can do... Albeit whilst smelling of bandages and beer. Which is why we crafted the comic with his very own Keith Lemon-scented candle. You, quite literally, need to smell it to believe it. Capital Breakfast have an all new podcast. Every Friday Roman Kemp, Sian Welby and Sonny Jay will bring you lots of guests, pranks and waffle. Get in touch with us @CapitalOfficial on Snapchat, Instagram & Twitter.

Comedians and recent Celebrity Coach Trip passengers, Brennan Reece and Stephen Bailey, join Jess to answer your Daily Dilemmas! We had loads of great guests lined up for Series 3 to come and drink gin and chat through your problems in Jess' front room... But then coronavirus hit us and, of course, we're all locked down. If you have a dilemma that you'd like us to discuss, then get in touch on our socials - @dilemmasjess on Twitter and Instagram - and of course, we'll keep your name confidential if you ask us to! We hope you enjoy Dilemmas with Jess Ellis... If you do, please subscribe, rate and review it now! If you feel as if you need to talk to someone, then we recommend the mental health charity Mind: https://www.mind.org.uk (https://www.mind.org.uk/)

Brought my brother Michael on for episode 10! He fills us in on what life was like growing up with me and the various traumas that took place...!! He is currently a key worker during Covid 19 and he chats all about what that's like and the bizarre experiences he's had with customers. He has a travelled a bunch the past few years and he shares his best and worst travel stories with us, and also where hes met the nicest and rudest people. He then goes into detail about his online dating experiences- in particular being forced by his tinder date to hide in a wardrobe for almost two hours ..?! WE MADE IT TO EPISODE 10 GUYS!! THANKS SO MUCH FOR LISTENING X

Listen as Rachel and Kimberly discuss all the latest news from the world of change collecting, including...We've had a month full of entertainment, with quizzes, Q&A's, challenges and more.The History of Britain in Coins video series was released.We gave you an update on the Team GB 50p.And a brand new Rainbow of Hope Thank You Medal was issued in support of Key Worker Heroes.For all the latest in coin collecting news, visit our blog here: https://www.changechecker.org/blog/

In this episode, I welcome Emma Cantrell onto the podcast - a return guest (you can listen to our conversation about talking to kids about privilege here) Emma is founder and CEO of the charity First Days and a mum of two.She recently set up - in response to the Coronavirus pandemic - an emergency food hub, working with her local authority, supermarkets and a team of volunteers to feed over 1000 vulnerable people in her local area.We discuss what it's like to be heading out to work - and working long days - when most people are staying at home. She talks about the risk she is at vs the incredible good she is doing. We also chat about parenting through the pandemic, what she is missing and what's getting her through it all.You can find out more about First Days and follow Emma on Instagram and Twitter.Not Another Mummy Podcast is brought to you by me, journalist and blogger Alison Perry. I'm a mum of three and I love interviewing people on parenthood. Go check out my other episodes and you can come chat to me on Instagram: @iamalisonperry or on Twitter: @iamalisonperryMusic: Epidemic SoundArtwork: Eleanor Bowmer See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Coronavirus latest: Plus, as a key worker, what is your experience of testing?

Tommy joins us on this weeks 2325, as a key worker and a father, Tommy is able to provide a different perspective to life in Coronavirus lockdown.

Tommy joins us on this weeks 2325, as a key worker and a father, Tommy is able to provide a different perspective to life in Coronavirus lockdown.

Hello Quaranteeners! I've made it to five guests and run out of friends! I am more than glad, however, that I managed to get Flora on Quarantime, who is my first key worker. Flora brings a very different perspective on the situation - how to translate the message of lockdown to the residents of the halfway house she works in, plan for their uncertain future and turn all our empty wine bottles into everlasting living room decor! She is doing a fantastic, worthwhile job and it is my pleasure to be the vector for her to share her message with the world. Enjoy listening, stay safe & sanitise! H x

All hail the Key Worker! This Pocket Edition we pay tribute to our stalwart key workers and take a deep dive into the world of Angela Glackin - a key worker on a road less travelled. With thanks to Maggie Service.

Nick also questions Chancellor of Duchy of Lancaster Michael Gove about the latests lockdown measures including what exactly is a key worker? Plus how are parents coping with home learning?

Transcript -- Sue Quinn on how the Project offers young people opportunities for personal growth and pride, as well as an informal arts education.

Sue Quinn on how the Project offers young people opportunities for personal growth and pride, as well as an informal arts education.

Transcript -- Sue Quinn on how the Project offers young people opportunities for personal growth and pride, as well as an informal arts education.

Sue Quinn on how the Project offers young people opportunities for personal growth and pride, as well as an informal arts education.