Podcast appearances and mentions of luciana berger mp

**One hundred episodes.** Thank you to everyone who has joined us over the course of the last one hundred chapters of this conversation about mental health. On the **4th February 2019,** presenter **Mick Coyle** was joined by co-host **Jake Mills**, and a host of guests to mark the start of **Children's Mental Health Week.** Live from the steps of St. George's Hall in Liverpool, **Radio City Talk** curated a display of over 200 shoes, each representing a schoolchild who ends their own life each year. In part two, Mick is joined by Sophie (a member of PAPYRUS' Hopeline team), a teenager who began self-harming as a child, Ged Flynn (CEO of PAPYRUS), Cllr. Richard Kemp, Cllr. Barry Kushner, and Luciana Berger MP.  Produced & organised by **John Fogarty**. Special thanks to Hannah Farrell, Joanne Driver, Holly Steven, Natalie Lowe, Steven Weaver, and Lisa Roxby. Further thanks to all the guests who joined us on the day, the teams from PAPYRUS, Liverpool CAMHS, YPAS, and Barnardos

For young people struggling with their mental health, getting help can be hard. Long waiting times, strict criteria for access, and real uncertainty once you turn 18 are just some of the obstacles you can face in a system seriously failing to meet the level of need. The Government has recently unveiled a bold and ambitious set of reforms which they promise will transform the way that we approach children and young people’s mental health in this country. But does it stack up?  In this episode, I speak to the experts to find out how the system for supporting young people's health works, and where it falls down. I head to Birmingham to visit a mental health service that's trying a different approach, and hear from some young people there. Lastly, I sit down with Luciana Berger MP to get her take on the government's reforms. 

In this week's **Mental Health Monday**, we look at the journey so far of the **Where's Your Head at Campaign**.  Beginning as a petition to bring mental health first aid to the workplace, we hear from both **Natasha Devon** **MBE** & **Luciana Berger MP** ahead of the debate in parliament.  Then, we hear from several key speakers during the debate, speaking of their own experiences with mental health.  Finally, we hear closing remarks from **Jackie Doyle-Price MP**, who offers her reaction to the day's debate, along with final thoughts from Luciana Berger.  Follow **@MrMickCoyle**, **@_NatashaDevon**, & **@LucianaBerger.** Originally broadcast **January 21st 2019**. Produced by **John Fogarty**.

Conor Pope is joined by Alison McGovern MP, Luciana Berger MP and mental health professional Joanne Harding to discuss whether we are getting better at talking about mental health, and what effect that is having on treatment. Do we need more integration or less? Just what is parity of esteem? Plus: what exactly is the point of the spring statement?Further reading:*Support the Labour Campaign for Mental Health *Luciana Berger on Jeremy Hunt's mental health workforce plan*Joanne Harding on the struggle for parity*Liz Dobres on the Tories' empty words *Find out more about the Time to Change Charter See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

On Mental Health Monday this week, Mick Coyle looked at the latest report on children's mental health services and longer waiting times for children wanting to see a mental health specialist. It was discussed on our weekly Panel with teacher Mike Hussey, Peter Oliver who works with young scouts and podcaster Steph Heneghan. Plus, Wavertree MP Luciana Berger gave her views on the recent findings. Mick also spoke to local dad John Myers from Huyton, whose son took his own life and after his death was found to have a gambling addiction. Also this week, Connor Phillips spoke to John Barry from Male Psychology UK about a new 'masculinity report' which claims that mental health is the biggest priority for young males. All discussed on Mental Health Monday. Follow Mick Coyle @mrmickcoyle Luciana Berger MP @lucianaberger Find out more about the 'Masculinity Report' at http://www.malepsychology.org.uk/ and follow them @malepsychology

Wavertree MP and President of Labour's campaign for mental health, Luciana Berger, joined Mick Coyle on this week's Mental Health Monday. Luciana told Mick that she believes it is a postcode lottery when it comes to mental health services and that mental health funding should be ring-fenced. Also - find out about this year's Liverpool Mental Health festival with Claire Stevens from the Liverpool Mental Health Consortium. Follow Mick Coyle @MrMick Coyle, Luciana Berger MP @lucianaberger & Liverpool Mental Health Consortium @LMHC