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Oli Rose is the global development director of the Lang Lang Foundation and previously an independent consultant for Universal Music Group, Warner Music, Sony Music, Island Records, Decca and the X Factor. In this episode, Oli talks through his collaboration with Lang Lang, the famous piano virtuoso who founded the Lang Lang International Music Foundation in order to provide piano music education and mentorship to underprivileged school children off the back of several studies looking into the beneficial effects on piano playing on childhood psychosocial development. Oli also explores a little of his back history working on the X Factor, the impact of social media on a musician's wellbeing and his awareness of the importance of duty of care in these environments.   Contact Lang Lang Foundation: www.langlangfoundation.org https://www.instagram.com/langlangfoundation/?hl=en   Info on Place2Be: https://www.place2be.org.uk/   Contact Sound Affects Podcast: soundaffectspodcast@gmail.com @SoundAffects Pod (Twitter, BlueSky) @sound_affects_podcast (Instagram)  

Award-winning British journalist, podcaster and presenter Josh Smith has gained international recognition for his signature empowering interviews. With his innate warmth and brilliant humour, he has chatted to many high-profile figures, from Oprah to Victoria Beckham.During his childhood, Josh was too afraid to speak because of his speech impediment. In his adulthood, it was uncovering the power of conversation that transformed his life. As a celebrity interviewer, Josh has talked with people of every background, mood and personality, and had them open up like never before. Josh believes there's an art and a science to a good chat and understanding it can unlock a whole world of connection.Josh's new book Great Chat includes seven key lessons that will help you have more meaningful conversations and show you how it can improve your wellbeing. And it is out now online and in stores.Josh also hosts the popular podcast Reign with Josh Smith, now in its ninth season. He is an ambassador for the children's mental health charity, Place2be and is a contributing editor for Glamour UK. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Chair of The Commission on the Future of Oracy Education in England, Geoff Barton, speaks to commission member Sarah Houghton about the rise in mental health issues amongst children and young people, how being able to express ourselves, including our identities, is fundamental to good mental health and her hopes for the Commission.Sarah Houghton is Director of Mental Health Workforce Development at Place2Be, a charity that provides high-quality mental health services in schools. With over a decade in programme design and delivery, Sarah joined Place2Be in 2018 as a Programme Leader. She previously led leadership development programmes in education with the Future Leaders Trust and then Ambition School Leadership. She is also a Gestalt psychotherapist. You can learn more about The Commission on the Future of Oracy Education in England and its members here.

Children's Mental Health Week takes place from 5-11 February 2024 in the UK and this year's theme is ‘My Voice Matters'. It was set up by children's mental health charity Place2Be and shines a spotlight on the importance of children and young people's mental health.My Voice Matters is about empowering children and young people by providing them with the tools they need to express themselves. Today I'm revisiting an episode I released in May 2022, as I thought it would be helpful for parents, grandparents, teachers and anyone wanting to understand how to support children's mental health.I'll discuss what mental health is, why we keep hearing about rising numbers, what are the common factors, and if some children are more likely to have issues with it.I'll then share my top 5 tips on how we can best equip our children to safeguard their mental health. This episode is an overview of mental health, if you'd like specific tips on how to spot mental health issues and how you can help your child, please listen to:Ep 3: Anxiety Part 1 and Ep 10: Anxiety Part 2 If you'd like to understand the link between wellbeing and nutrition, please listen to:Ep 9: The link between children's emotional wellbeing and nutrition with Lucinda Miller And finally if you'd like to understand the importance of play for children, listen to:Ep 34: Play, a child's work Here are the highlights: (1:20) What do we mean by mental health? (07:30) Common factors affecting mental health (16:40) Encourage problem solving(19:45) Teach your child about self-care (24:15) Promote regular reflective practice (28:00) Maintain connections Purchase your ticket for the next 60-minutes with Dr Maryhan 'Preparing for Success; How to Help Your Child Set and Achieve Exam Goals' at 8pm GMT on the 7th of March.https://drmaryhan.com/library Watch the Bucket Emptying Episodes on YoutubeJoin the How Not to Screw Up Your Kids Community and ask Dr Maryhan your parenting questions in the weekly Q&A, access a library of digital courses, watch live/recorded 60-minutes with Dr Maryhan at your convenience, and in February your children can attend online workshops too. All for just £1.79! (you can cancel at anytime).To access the free resources mentioned in the episodes visit https://drmaryhan.com/library Join our campaign One Million Moments to reduce the number of children struggling with mental health challenges from 17% to 10% by 2025.

TW: We do discuss sensitive topics including alcohol and drug use, mental health and suicide. Please reach out at any time if you need support. In this episode, I'm honoured to chat with Louise Wigan, a humanistic therapist with over 27 years of experience. From her impactful contributions at Place2Be to her role at the Portobello Behavioral Clinic, Louise's commitment to the emotional and therapeutic well-being of children, families, and individuals is truly inspiring. Louise specializes in codependency and family work, utilizing her expertise to help individuals navigate their own mental health. We explore Louise's journey to and motivations in the field of psychology, leading to a conversation about the contemporary challenges surrounding addiction, self-esteem, and mental health. This episode covers a range of topics, offering valuable insights for people at various stages of life, from childhood to adolescence, adulthood, and parenthood. Listen for a candid conversation that explores mental health, providing perspectives and offering insight from someone dedicated to positive change. Louise Wigan: https://louisewigan.com/

While many major corporations in the financial sector focus their social impact initiatives on education, financial literacy, and STEM programs, Morgan Stanley has charted a different course by dedicating its efforts to children's health.For over half a century, the Morgan Stanley Foundation has focused on children's health, and in 2021, the Foundation launched the Morgan Stanley Alliance for Children's Mental Health. This initiative combines the considerable resources and extensive reach of Morgan Stanley with the expertise of nonprofit partners to confront the pressing challenges of stress, anxiety, and depression. In today's episode, EFG's Alli Murphy is joined by Joan Steinberg, Global Head of Philanthropy & President of the Morgan Stanley Foundation and CEO of the Morgan Stanley Alliance for Children's Mental Health.The Alliance has several multi-year partnerships with organizations like The JED Foundation, Child Mind Institute, Place2Be, and the Columbia University Department of Psychiatry, among others. Additionally, it hosts an Innovation Awards program, providing grantees with seed funding, networking opportunities, and capacity-building support. As part of the Alliance's capacity-building efforts, the first five winners of the Innovation Awards program collectively raised an additional $6 million in outside funding for their programs.In today's episode, we'll explore:The motivations behind The Morgan Stanley Foundation's focus on children's healthHow the Innovation Award program empowers small organizations in their initial steps toward scaling their impactHow the Alliance positively impacts the company's employee engagementThe connection between the brand's social impact work and its reputation as an employer of choiceInsights into the program's expansion plans for future cohortsAdvice to grant hopefuls & corporations leading their own grant-making platformsHow Joan prioritizes her well-being so she can continue moving this important work forwardLinks & NotesMorgan Stanley WebsiteMorgan Stanley Giving BackMorgan Stanley Alliance For Children's Mental HealthJoan Steinberg LinkedInElevate Your Social ImpactCheck out our annual conference!Sign up for Engage for Good's newsletterCheck out past podcast episodesAccess free resourcesCheck out our monthly webinarsLet Alli know what you think of the show! (00:00) - Welcome to Engage for Good (01:37) - Introducing Joan Steinberg (02:32) - We are More than Work (03:12) - Why Children's Health? (04:36) - Morgan Stanley Foundation (10:55) - Sustainability of the Program (13:20) - Unlocking Opportunity (15:42) - Lessons Learned (18:56) - Employee Engagement (21:48) - How do you measure success? (23:34) - Advice for Grantees (27:26) - Leadership Lightning Round! (32:43) - Learn More

Join us in this gripping episode of Koggno: The Podcast as we dive into the world of professional rugby with Ben Curry. In the first half, we explore Ben's journey into becoming a professional athlete, rigorous training, balance and recovery. But here's where it gets truly captivating. In the second half, we take a deep dive into Ben's personal journey of working on his mental health, strategies and tools to build resilience and his partnership with the remarkable mental health charity Place2Be. Whether you're a rugby enthusiast, an aspiring athlete, or simply someone who values the importance of mental health advocacy and positive change, this episode is a must-listen. Join us as we journey through this honest and insightful interview.

Billy Milligan war nicht nur ein Krimineller. Er war ein Mysterium, das die Welt der Psychiatrie und des Verbrechens in den 1970er Jahren erschütterte. Vor Gericht erzählt Billy, nicht allein in seinem eigenen Körper zu leben. Er behauptet, min. 24 verschiedenen Persönlichkeiten in sich zu vereinen, von denen jede ihre eigenen Eigenschaften, Erinnerungen und Taten hat.Billys Geschichte ist eine, die fasziniert und zugleich schockiert und die Frage aufwirft: Wie viel ein einzelner Mensch ertragen kann, bevor die eigene Seele zerbricht und man die Kontrolle über sein eigenes Leben verliert?Trigger-Warnung: Gewalt, sexuelle Gewalt, DIS, psychische Erkrankungen *einige Namen wurden geändert*Enthält Werbung*Enthält Affiliate-Links*Alle Kampagnen, Codes und weiteren Infos:Dein Weg zu allen Rabattcodes, Werbepartnern und vielem mehr++++Wahre Verbrechen LIVE!Am 10.11.2023 kannst du mich LIVE in Hamburg sehen. Tickets gibt es hier TicketsTrue Crime zum Anfassen: Das Berlin Dungeon ist der Place2Be für wahre True Crime Fans. Erlebe in 10 spannenden Shows mehr über die dunkle Seite Berlins kennen.Erhalte mit dem CODE: podcast, 20% Rabatt auf deinen Online-Ticket-Preis.Sichere dir jetzt deine Tickets unter: https://www.thedungeons.com/berlin/tickets/?open_promo_box++++Höre meinen neuen True Crime Podcast "Steig Nicht Ein!" exklusiv auf Podimo und sichere dir 60 Tage kostenlosen Zugang zu exklusiven Podcasts, Hörbüchern uvm.Zum Podcast "Steig Nicht Ein!" (

Es ist der 22. Oktober 2015. Ein düsterer Tag, der sich tief in das Gedächtnis der schwedischen Gesellschaft eingravierte.In der kleine Stadt Trollhättan ereignete sich eine Tragödie, die das Land in Schock und Trauer versetzte. Gegen 10:20 Uhr betritt ein schwarzgekleideter, maskierter Mann die Cafeteria der Kronan-Schule. In seiner Hand hält er ein Samuraischwert.Der Mann hat eine tödliche Mission!In dieser Folge berichte ich euch von Schwedens ersten Amoklauf an einer Schule seit 1961 - Das Attentat von Trollhättan.Trigger-Warnung: Depression, Mord, Gewalt *einige Namen wurden geändert*Enthält Werbung*Enthält Affiliate-Links*++++Wahre Verbrechen LIVE!Am 10.11.2023 kannst du mich LIVE in Hamburg sehen. Tickets gibt es auf www.wahreverbrechen-podcast.de++++HelloFresh: Spare mit meinem Code VERBRECHEN23 bis zu 120€ in D, bis zu 130€ in A und bis zu 140CHF in CH auf deine Kochboxen von HelloFresh - Der Code Gilt für Neukund:innen und Wiederkehrende alle Infos findest du hier: HelloFresh++++True Crime zum Anfassen: Das Berlin Dungeon ist der Place2Be für wahre True Crime Fans. Erlebe in 10 spannenden Shows mehr über die dunkle Seite Berlins kennen.Erhalte mit dem CODE: podcast, 20% Rabatt auf deinen Online-Ticket-Preis.Sichere dir jetzt deine Tickets unter: https://www.thedungeons.com/berlin/tickets/?open_promo_box++++Höre meinen neuen True Crime Podcast "Steig Nicht Ein!" exklusiv auf Podimo und sichere dir 60 Tage kostenlosen Zugang zu exklusiven Podcasts, Hörbüchern uvm.Zum Podcast "Steig Nicht Ein!" (

Live aus dem Berlin Dungeon.Carl Großmann. Im Juli 1922 erhängt sich der Wurstverkäufer in seiner Gefängniszelle. Er steckt mitten in einem Mordprozess. 3 Frauen habe er aus Rache getötet, wie er selbst gesteht. Doch glauben, will ihm das niemand. Die Kriminalisten damals, wie heute, gehen davon aus, dass Carl Großmann weitaus mehr Frauen auf dem Gewissen hat.Was ist dran, an all den Gerüchten und Mythen die sich mit den Jahren um den Serienmörder gebildet haben? Das, hört ihr in dieser Folge.Trigger-Warnung: Trauma, Mord, Gewalt, sexuelle Gewalt an Minderjährigen *einige Namen wurden geändert*Enthält Werbung*Enthält Affiliate-Links*++++Wahre Verbrechen LIVE!Am 10.11.2023 kannst du mich LIVE in Hamburg sehen. Tickets gibt es auf www.wahreverbrechen-podcast.de++++True Crime zum Anfassen: Das Berlin Dungeon ist der Place2Be für wahre True Crime Fans. Erlebe in 10 spannenden Shows mehr über die dunkle Seite Berlins kennen. Die professionellen Schauspieler:innen führen dich in 360Grad Kulissen durch die kriminelle Geschichte der Hauptstadt.Erhalte mit dem CODE: podcast, 20% Rabatt auf deinen Online-Ticket-Preis.Sichere dir jetzt deine Tickets unter: https://www.thedungeons.com/berlin/tickets/?open_promo_boxBerlin Dungeon, Spandauer Str. 2, 10178 Berlin++++Höre meinen neuen True Crime Podcast "Steig Nicht Ein!" exklusiv auf Podimo und sichere dir 60 Tage kostenlosen Zugang zu exklusiven Podcasts, Hörbüchern uvm.Zum Podcast "Steig Nicht Ein!" (

Mit der Geburt ihrer Tochter Mary, wird es für Betty Bell nicht einfacher im Leben. Sie lehnt ihre Tochter ab, vernachlässigt sie, misshandelt sie, verkauft sie.Liebe hat sie für ihre Tochter nicht übrig. Dennoch weigert sie sich Mary in die Hände ihrer Schwester zu geben.Als Mary älter wird merkt sie schnell, dass sie anders ist als all die anderen Kinder in ihrer Schule. Wegen ihrer Aggressionen wird sie gemobbt und ausgeschlossen.Im Alter von 11 Jahren steht Mary vor Gericht und erwartet eine lange Haftstrafe. Doch wie konnte es soweit kommen? Wieso steht ein 11-Jähriges Mädchen vor einem Geschworenen-Gericht?Alles zu dem Fall, erfährst du in dieser Folge.Trigger-Warnung: Trauma, Mord, Gewalt, sexuelle Gewalt an Minderjährigen *einige Namen wurden geändert*Enthält Werbung*Enthält Affiliate-Links*++++Wahre Verbrechen LIVE!Am 10.11.2023 kannst du mich LIVE in Hamburg sehen. Tickets gibt es auf www.wahreverbrechen-podcast.de++++True Crime zum Anfassen: Das Berlin Dungeon ist der Place2Be für wahre True Crime Fans. Erlebe in 10 spannenden Shows mehr über die dunkle Seite Berlins kennen. Die professionellen Schauspieler:innen führen dich in 360Grad Kulissen durch die kriminelle Geschichte der Hauptstadt.Sichere dir jetzt deinen Tickets unter: www.thedungeons.com/berlinBerlin Dungeon, Spandauer Str. 2, 10178 Berlin++++Höre meinen neuen True Crime Podcast "Steig Nicht Ein!" exklusiv auf Podimo und sichere dir 60 Tage kostenlosen Zugang zu exklusiven Podcasts, Hörbüchern uvm.Zum Podcast "Steig Nicht Ein!" (

Today's podcast guest is Jo Bradshaw, a worldwide adventurer, expedition leader and public speaker. She's currently just one peak away from completing the seven summits and has raised thousands of pounds, and awareness for children's mental health charity, Place2Be.   I hope you enjoy this conversation with Jo as much as I did and if you did, please leave a review and don't forget to SUBSCRIBE to get the next one. If you'd prefer to watch the interview, you can find it on our Youtube Channel here: https://www.youtube.com/@adventurepropodcast/    In this episode we discuss: - Jo's ‘subtle bus' and a lesson in marketing - Taking the leap from a smart suit and shoes to jeans and a pair of walking boots - What it takes to climb the highest peak on each continent - Minimal underwear on expedition - Summiting Kilimanjaro over 34 times - Dispelling myths about climbing big mountains - Negative Nelly and Positive Polly and how to banish imposter syndrome   If you'd like to find out more about Jo and get in touch you can do so here:  WEBSITE: https://www.jobradshaw.co.uk/  LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/jo-bradshaw-89b13885/  Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/_jobradshaw/  Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/jobradshawadventurer    Here are links to the resources mentioned in the conversation: Jo Bradshaw Website - https://www.jobradshaw.co.uk/  Place2Be Charity - https://www.place2be.org.uk/  Jo's Seven Summit Fundraising Page - https://www.justgiving.com/campaign/JoBradshawMighty90  Dave Cornthwaite Podcast - https://davecornthwaite.com/selfpropelledpodcast  Al Humphries Podcasts - https://alastairhumphreys.com/podcasts/  Sarah Williams Podcast - https://www.toughgirlchallenges.com/  Catie Friend Podcast - https://www.catiefriend.com/podcast  OS Maps App - https://tidd.ly/31y4aZe  About the Adventure Pro Podcast The Adventure Pro Podcast is a collection of wide-ranging interviews, stories and inspiration from amazing people that have made adventure their business. It's where adventure, outdoors and travel professionals come together to learn, share and encourage others to carve their own path in life.    I'll be interviewing guides, photographers, designers, instructors, content creators, YouTubers, sponsored athletes, film makers, shop owners and many others that have made a career, business or side hustle from the outdoors and adventure. If you or someone you know would like to be featured, please email adventurepropodcast@gmail.com and make sure you SUBSCRIBE to get the next one.   If you'd like to support the podcast you can do so here: https://www.patreon.com/adventurepropod    You can also find the podcast here:  https://www.instagram.com/adventurepropod  https://www.facebook.com/adventurepropod  https://twitter.com/adventurepropod 

On today's HEALING 101, I am joined by Dr Fiona Pienaar, the Senior Clinical Advisor for Mental Health Innovations, aka Shout (our podcast partner) and previously worked at Place2Be as the Director of Clinical services. Today's episode focuses on suicide and suicide de-escalation in particular. It's a very sensitive topic to navigate but I feel it's important that we are all aware of what the warning signs are and what we can do to help someone who is suffering with depression and suicidal ideation.Follow Hurt to Healing on Instagram:@hurttohealingpodA big thank you our wonderful charity partner Shout. Shout is the UK's first 24/7 mental health text support service so if you're struggling or in need of someone to talk to, please remember to text Shout to 85258. Thank you to our corporate supporter, Brown Advisory, a global investment management firm which is passionate about raising awareness of mental health challenges in order to help people thrive in an ever-changing world. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Mental health problems can impact on all aspects of a child's life, and in some cases can lead to safeguarding and child protection concerns. Education professionals are in a good position to look out for children's mental health, promote their wellbeing and help prevent any mental health problems from escalating into more serious concerns. This episode examines what education professionals can do to build a positive mental health culture in schools, recognise when young people are struggling with their mental heath and respond appropriately if those struggles escalate into safeguarding concerns. > Learn more about children's mental health > Learn more about Place2Be > Access the Childline resources on mental health, to be used by children and young people > Take the NSPCC Learning mental health safeguarding in education elearning course View the podcast transcript on the NSPCC Learning website.

This week marks Children's Mental Health Week organised by the charity Place2Be. In this weeks episode of Grow Cook Inspire, Helen shares why gardening can have a positive impact on the mental health of children and young people. She also shares ways to incorporate ways to make your garden good for your well-being as well as news of a new RHS wellbeing training course for teachers. Plus Helen interviews gardener, author and master of no dig gardening Charles Dowding about his new book ‘No Dig Gardening for Children' which provides fun, practical and accessible ideas to get children growing and gardening. And to celebrate the release of this new book she will be running a giveaway over on her Instagram page @grow_cook_inspire, on Thursday the 9 Feb to win a copy of the book.

This week Dr Alex is out stomping with TV presenter and Strictly Come Dancing semi-finalist, Rhys Stephenson.Over the next three episodes, you'll hear Dr Alex and Rhys on a stomp in Salford's Peel Park. In part one, you'll hear Rhys discuss his ambassadorship with children's mental health charity, Place2Be, and how his passion for acting has gone on to shape his career as a CBBC presenter today. Find out more about Place2Be and follow Rhys on socials over @rocketrhys Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

This week I'm talking with Jo Bradshaw! Jo is an adventurer, expedition leader, outdoor instructor and public speaker who used to be the least adventurous person you could imagine, but after some encouragement from a friend started to wander outside her comfort zone. After a few years of trying out some cycling challenges she turned her life upside down... halving her salary, selling her fancy car, rented out her house and went from suits and business events to walking boots and a new way of life! Most recently, she's tackling the highest mountains on each of the 7 continents, raising money for Place2Be - the UK's leading children's mental health charity that provides counselling and mental health support and training in UK schools.  We talk about her whole trajectory from working in equine care, retail, leading Duke of Edinburgh expeditions and becoming the 3rd British woman to reach the true summit of Manaslu (the world's 8th highest mountain)! jobradshaw.co.uk justgiving.com/fundraising/josmighty90 IG - @_jobradshaw FB - facebook.com/jobradshawadventurer -- Links mentioned in the intro re Roma Holocaust Memorial Day - holocaustremembrance.com/resources/working-definitions-charters/working-definition-antigypsyism-anti-roma-discrimination en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Anti-Romani_sentiment -- All episodes are now being released in 4K video exclusively on the SodsPod YouTube channel - subscribe here - youtube.com/c/TheSodsLawPodcast If you'd like to support Sod's Law you can become a Sod's Law patron at patreon.com/sodspod from as little as £1 /$1 a month - there are different tiers including ad-free episodes, giveaways and more! See podcast.co/privacy for privacy information.

In this episode, Kate was joined by James Hayhurst and Adam Colthorpe to discuss Dads and divorce or separation.  James is the founder of the Positive Parenting Alliance and creator of the Parents Promise.  He has a background in Marketing and PR but was compelled to set up the Positive Parenting Alliance having seen up close the multitude of issues in the family courts and the scale and numbers of children affected. James wanted to begin a new conversation about separation and so in May 2021, after many conversations with like-minded people and organisations the Parents Promise was launched. Backed by over 20 organisations including Only Mums & Dads, the children's mental health charity Place2Be, Relate, Black Mums Upfront and our very own amicable, the aim of the Alliance is to effect important cultural change around separation in the UK and beyond. Adam is the Director of Co-parenting for Dads Unlimited, a men's mental health charity working with fathers who have gone through family separation and male victims of domestic abuse to help improve the outcomes for the men and the people they care for. He is the author and facilitator of the Co-parenting Programme ‘5 Steps to Co-parenting Success!' which has been improving the lives of separated families for the last 4 years. He has two children which he co-parents with his ex-wife.  This episode started with Kate, James and Adam looking at some typical issues faced by Dads following on from a divorce or separation. What emerged was a clear set of gender-specific issues, routed in society, and a real need for reform, particularly in the workplace. They also explored the value of early intervention and limiting the negative impact of separation on families and children in particular. 

"We chose the term mental fitness because in our mind, it's positive because we think of it in connection with our physical fitness. And our hope is that one day we consider going to a psychotherapist in exactly the same way as we wouldn't think twice about going to a personal trainer." Kirsty Ritchie   Kirsty Ritchie and I chat about mental fitness. Kirsty says our ability to be the best person we can be requires autonomy and our own self power. We chat about how living our values is key in order to be who we are. And we chat about bringing back humanity and human conversations to the workplace and making sure that workplaces are psychologically safe places to be, allowing us to thrive. Kirsty goes through some of the signs of toxic workplaces and kindly shares her own experience of bullying and harassment at work where, she says, there was ignorance and tolerance of poor behaviours. And we talk about trust and Kirsty introduces a trust equation.    Kirsty Ritchie FCCA MNCS Accred. started her working life as an office junior at Pringle of Scotland and after 10 years in manufacturing finance roles, she moved to Edinburgh and into financial services. Her last corporate position was in banking, where adapting to change had become a critical skill. She saw through the global crisis and witnessed the aftermath on people's mental health and careers. After personally experiencing bullying and harrassment in the workplace, Kirsty had a strong desire to support people in crisis leading her to retrain as a psychotherapist. She now combines this with her corporate experience. Kirsty still tutors students and coaches Financial Services Apprenticeship Programme participants. She also supports the charity Place2Be, supporting primary school children in crisis.   Connect with Kirsty: Mind and Mission website On email kirsty@mindandmission.com And on LinkedIn   Resources Mentioned: Leaders in Lockdown by Atholl Duncan  

Welcome back to Motherkind Moment. Moment is your place on a Monday for calm and connection and maybe even a shift in perspective before the week ahead. This week's moment is with presenter and journalist Kate Silverton. Kate is also the author of the incredible book called No such thing as naughty. This is a very short and powerful clip about how we can handle our children's meltdowns. I hope it helps you this week. It has already helped me this morning. Listen to the full episode here. ABOUT KATE SILVERTON In 25 years as a journalist, Kate Silverton has become one of the BBC's leading and most popular broadcasters. She has produced and presented numerous documentaries, including for the BBC's flagship current affairs programme Panorama. She has come under fire on the frontline in Iraq and Afghanistan, covered the glamour of the Oscars in Hollywood, and stepped out beneath the glitter ball herself as a contestant for the BBC's much-loved entertainment show, Strictly Come Dancing. Kate has spent decades interviewing leading figures throughout the world, from politicians through to celebrities and scientists. Throughout it all, Kate's lifelong passion has been to advocate for children and their emotional well-being. Her academic roots are in child development with a BSc in psychology and, after having children of her own, Kate decided to retrain as a child psychotherapist. She now combines her career in journalism with her studies, currently volunteering as a counsellor on placement working with children at a London primary school. Philanthropically, for many years she has supported charities like Place2Be, the Anna Freud National Centre for Children and Families, The South London and Maudsley NHS Foundation Trust, as well as the NSPCC and the Duke and Duchess of Cambridge's Royal Foundation. Kate's counselling work with children, her own personal experience of psychotherapy and the interviews she has conducted with world-renowned psychiatrists, neuroscientists and psychotherapists have all informed her approach and the concept she has devised for this book. Her philosophy is, ‘If we get it right from conception to five, we can set our children up for life.' Her passion is to share what she has learned with as many parents as she can, to help them to have the parenting experience they always hoped to have, and for their children to have the parenting experience they deserve. Sponsor - Skillshare Explore your creativity at skillshare.com/motherkind and get a one month free trial. Go to skillshare.com/motherkind and click on the Motherkind banner or use the code MOTHERKIND at checkout. Sponsor - Typology Motherkind listeners get a free ingredient lip balm if you order the tinted lip balm or any other product. Just go to www.typology.com add the ingredient lip balm and code: motherkind at checkout. FREEBIES! Find out how you can take control of your life, reconnect to you, and more! Download ‘10 Ways to Reconnect to You' and our weekly and monthly check-in on Motherkind.co. Are you ready to find freedom from guilt? Let me help you find Freedom from Perfectionism if you are a mother who has ever felt not quite enough.

Covid has given everyone a real bashing. For teenagers, one upside is that we now talk more about mental health, but at the same time our teens have been stuck in their rooms on digital devices. The number using social media for four hours or more has increased dramatically. Seeing people who aren't in lockdown having fun or looking glamorous just at the time when they want to be branching out is very difficult for teens.   A recent analysis for the BBC says there's been a 77% rise in severe mental health cases in under 18's and that head teachers are also reporting a huge rise in less severe mental health issues.In a recent survey of over 200 of Place2Be's frontline mental health professionals the common themes that young people have been raising are·        Loneliness & isolation (55%) ·        Academic worries (48%) ·        Juggling schoolwork (45%) ·        Loss of rituals like end of year activities or exams (43%) ·        Family relationship difficulties (42%)WHAT CAN YOU DO?  Tips – www.place2be·        Remind your child about everything they want to achieve and encourage them to look ahead.·        Remind them of how valued they are.·        Acknowledge how hard it has been not seeing their loved ones and friends. Help them find ways to do that.·        Respond calmly and in a resilient way and your child will take their cue from you.·        Encourage them to try new things in something they enjoy.·        Check in with your teen. It's really important to find time to connect with them AND to encourage them to talk about their feelings. SLEEP AND TEENAGERS:Tips – The Sleep Foundation: get them to review their sleep patterns:·       Budgeting eight hours of sleep into your daily schedule and keeping that same schedule on both weekdays and weekends.·       Creating a consistent pre-bed routine to help with relaxation and falling asleep fast.·       Avoiding caffeine and energy drinks, especially in the afternoon and evening.·       Putting away electronic devices for at least a half-hour before bed and keeping them on silent mode to avoid checking them during the night.·       Check the mattress and pillow are good for the teenager. ·       Keeping your bedroom cool, dark, and quiet. SOURCES: Julie Hubbard, professor of psychological and brain sciences at the University of Delaware World Economic ForumStudents now risk losing $17 trillion in lifetime earnings in present value, or about 14% of today's global GDP, because of COVID-19-related school closures and economic shocks.COVID-19 pandemic: Is teenagers' health in crisis? An investigation into the effects of COVID-19 on self-reported mental and physical health of teenagers in secondary education by Jester and Kan. Masked education? The benefits and burdens of wearing face masks in schools during the current Corona pandemic by Manfred Spitzer www.sleepfoundation.org/teens-and-sleep 

Welcome to the 'Are We Nearly WHERE Yet' mini series! It's SO great to be back and bringing you even more brilliant guests filled to the brim with stories, anecdotes, colossal failures and mishaps in order to get you through your twenties decade. This week it is my PLEASURE to be introducing you to journalist, presenter, podcaster and all round ICON... JOSH SMITH!! I know what you're all thinking… how does one go about interviewing the ultimate interviewer?! It's pretty apparent that the best interview with Josh would probably be one he would host himself, sadly we don't have that luxury today, so it's going to be me who'll be taking the ‘reigns' on this one... Growing up in Cambridgeshire, Josh never really felt like he fitted in. He suffered with social anxiety, OCD and felt that he lacked a sense of identity in his tiny sub-urban village. It was actually when Josh moved to London in his early twenties that he really started to discover who he was. Able to finally explore his sexuality, he was inundated with the freedom and opportunity this city gave him; soaking up the parties, people and places. With an initial dream of conquering the fashion journalist world, Josh encountered exciting opportunities and multiple rejections before landing a job at Glamour UK where he is now contributing editor.Throughout the decade, Josh has gone on to interview some of the biggest stars in the world, from Kylie Jenner and Reece Whitherspoon to Victoria Beckham and Oprah Winfrey.  A hugely successful journalist and interviewer, he creates a safe space for his guests to open up while balancing hilarious anecdotes with deeper philosophical and personal conversations surrounding mental health, empowerment and stepping into your true authentic self. In a society so consumed with speaking out and turning up the volume, Josh reminds us all of the importance of listening and how it really can be our greatest superpower.Josh is also an ambassador for children's mental health charity Place2Be and host of the Reign with Josh Smith Podcast, which is just as uplifting, unfiltered and utterly addictive as he is.  Our favourite Millennial Minesweeper Quote this week was: ‘To be without some of the things you want is an indispensable part of happiness' - Bertrand Russell 

In this episode, Kate is joined by Cecilia Corbetta and Judah Racham from Place2Be. Place2Be is a children's mental health charity with over 25 years of experience working with pupils, families and staff in UK schools. Its mission is to improve children and young people's mental health. Place2Be's vision is for all children and young people to have the support they need to build lifelong coping skills and thrive.Cecilia is Regional Clinical Lead for London and West. Cecilia joined Place2Be in 2003 and holds national responsibility for Parent Work. She is a BACP accredited counsellor and clinical supervisor with over 17 years of experience delivering counselling, therapeutic services and supervision within schools and private practice.Judah is Programme Leader for Family Work. He is a BACP registered counsellor, and Parent-training Mentor, who joined Place2Be in 2021. He has over 7 years of experience delivering counselling and therapeutic services for adults and children. Judah has been supporting parents and carers, delivering parent training and supervising parenting practitioners within local authorities and the NHS for over 17 years.

William Russel was elected as Alderman for the Ward of Bread Street in 2013 and served as Sheriff of the City of London in 2016-17. He has been the Lord Mayor of the City of London since 2019.Before leaving for public service, William Russell spent over 30 years working in the financial sector. In 1987 he went to work for First Boston Corporation before joining Merrill Lynch in 1992 as an investment banker in Institutional Equity Sales, working in Asia, New York and London. William is currently Chair of CDAM, a London based Asset Management business, and Senior Advisor to STJ Advisors. He was also on the Board of Innovate Finance, the industry body for the UK based FinTech community.He has a number of charitable interests. He has served as Chair of the Development Board of the Royal Court Theatre, he is a Board Member of the Guildhall School of Music & Drama, the Barbican Centre and is on the Council of the Royal Theatrical Support Trust. He is immediate past Chair of Prostate Cancer UK and is currently Deputy Chair of Place2Be, a children's mental health charity. He is a Trustee of Morden College and a past member of the Development Board of the Charterhouse.William is the fifth member of his family to be Lord Mayor in the past 110 years.Further reading:Official Biohttps://www.cityoflondon.gov.uk/about-us/about-the-city-of-london-corporation/lord-mayor/lord-mayor-biography London is a leader in green finance but we must strive for more (February 2021)https://www.cityam.com/londin-is-a-leader-inn-green-finance-but-we-must-strive-for-more/ Board of Trade report: green trade (July 2021)https://www.gov.uk/government/publications/board-of-trade-report-green-trade

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A podcast discussion between Professor Sean Duggan, Chief Executive of the Mental Health Network and Catherine Roche, CEO of Place2BE.  The session provides practical advice for supporting a child's mental health following the pandemic.  It also offers signposting for parents and carers who are looking for additional support.    

In this episode, Kate is joined by two guests to discuss the newly launched campaign, the Parents Promise. James Hayhurst is the founder of the Positive Parenting Alliance and creator of the Parents Promise.  Having seen up close the multitude of issues in the family courts and the scale and numbers of children affected James wanted to begin a new conversation about separation.  In May 2021, after many conversations with like-minded people and organisations, the Parents Promise was launched. Backed by over 20 organisations ranging from the likes of the children's mental health charity Place2Be to Relate to Black Mums Upfront the aim of the Alliance is to effect important cultural change around separation in the UK and beyond.Dr Angharad Rudkin is a clinical psychologist with 20 years experience of working with children and families.  Angharad is also an expert for the Metro's relationship column and the program tutor for Clinical Psychology doctorates at the University of Southampton and has co-written parenting books and books for children, including consulting editor for ‘101 Questions Answered about Separating with Children'. Angharad is also passionate about communicating her work believing key messages around child and family well-being should not be limited to the clinic room or the classroom and has a wide media profile. 

On Tuesday 15th June, 2.20pm GMT Ditcham Park School took part in the Young Voices Biggest Sing & GUINNESS WORLD RECORDS™ attempt by joining schools around the world who tuned in to a LIVE broadcast from The O2 with Billy Ocean, YolanDa Brown, Ruti and the YV Band. Noni Needs from Petersfield's Shine radio was there to adjudicate. She said, "I've never been part of a Guinness World record attempt before, so it was a huge honour." Lowers, Middles and Uppers from the school sang ‘Lovely Day' by Bill Withers, simultaneously, raising funds for Place2Be, a Children's Mental Health Charity.  See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Sir Charlie Mayfield chairs Be the Business and the Productivity Leadership Group, which focus on stimulating and encouraging competitiveness and growth in businesses across the UK. He was Chairman of the John Lewis Partnership from 2007 to 2020, having joined the Partnership in 2000, with responsibility for business strategy and development for both John Lewis and Waitrose and for developing the Partnership's online strategy. He became Managing Director of John Lewis in January 2005 before taking up his appointment as Chairman of the Partnership in March 2007. Charlie began his career as an officer in the army. He joined SmithKline Beecham in 1992 and became Marketing Manager for the Lucozade brand, before moving to McKinsey & Co in 1996, where he worked with consumer and retail organisations. He also serves as chairman of QA Limited, a leading technology and IT skills solutions provider, and a trustee of The British Museum and Place2Be. He received a knighthood in June 2013 for services to business.This episode was released as part of Change Makers X Scaleup Week, a special series of conversations in partnership with Scaleup Week – led by BGF with the ScaleUp Institute – about the crucial issues and opportunities facing growing businesses as they navigate towards a sustainable, diverse and prosperous future.

In 2004 Jo Bradshaw was a Business Advisor for Business Link in Buckinghamshire, living a very normal, risk free, comfort loving and safe life.Over the next 3 years she took part in three cycle challenges, finally being offered a role as challenge crew by Discover Adventure (DA) which she did during my annual leave. In late 2007 DA offered her a job in their offices near Salisbury running the Open Challenges and life since then has never been the same. She moved the 120 miles from Bucks to Wiltshire in early 2008, halving her salary, selling her fancy 4x4, renting out her house and went from suits and business events to jeans, walking boots and a new way of life.She worked at DA for two years, leading many a trip over and above the office work and gaining invaluable experience. The office job was getting too busy to allow me out and about so she left the safety of a regular income and went freelance in 2010, gaining her Mountain Leader qualification and headed off into them there hills!Her job title is now Outdoor Instructor and Expedition Leader and since going self-employed she have now led 35+ expeditions on Kilimanjaro along with numerous other expeditions on foot, two wheels and horseback, most at high altitude, all around the world with both charity and private clients. In the UK she teaches and assesses the expedition element of the Duke of Edinburgh's Award from Bronze through to Gold as well as leading many a challenge on bike and foot in the UK and Europe. She also helps to deliver corporate team building events and expedition training weekends as well as public speaking about her experiences before she discovered the outdoors, Everest, the earthquake and beyond to corporates, schools and groups.She never thought she would ever summit Snowdon even once let alone any other mountains. Becoming the 3rd British woman to reach the true summit of Manaslu (the world's 8th highest mountain,) standing at 8163m in September 2013 and then being the 36th British woman to reach the summit of Everest in May 2016 have been huge and unexpected achievements.She has gone from having severe vertigo and a great ability to say no way too often to facing her fears, saying yes more and turning my life around. She is now en route to complete the 7 summits and continue to raise funds and awareness for children's mental health charity Place2Be.This is a great chat about life before realising how adventurous and resilient she could be, to talking about challenges big and small. How do we learn to know how to push ourselves but know where the line is between safety and possible danger to life?We talk about the seven summits on seven continents challenge and how she got to be that person. Jo is funny and interesting, the chat is peppered with musings and advice on finding out how to be your own champion, growing in experience and confidence and enjoying the journey as much as the end goal.https://www.jobradshaw.co.uk/https://www.linkedin.com/in/jo-bradshaw-89b13885/https://www.facebook.com/jobradshawadventurer/https://www.instagram.com/_jobradshaw/

As Covid-19 social restrictions begin to ease, a return to face-to-face teaching is being prioritised by the government. With a spotlight focused on the well-being of our children, what about the teachers and their mental health? In this episode, Dr Gemma Knowles explores how teachers and non-teaching school staff have been impacted by the pandemic, whether their mental health has been affected, and what they think needs to happen to improve support as children return to school. We hear from Caroline, a teacher at a girls' school in South East London; Gemma Watson, Founding CEO of The T.H.I.N.K. BIG Project and pastoral support lead for schools in London; Sarah Houghton, Head of Learning – Schools for Place2Be; Dr Lisa E. Kim, a researcher based at the University of York who is exploring teachers experiences of Covid-19; and school and college students, Adna, Niiokani, Thai-sha and Anna.

This week, Roberta and Rachel raise a royal glass of rosé to Princess Eugenie and Jack Brooksbank, who welcomed a baby boy—the queen's 9th great grandchild! But that's not all: We're making predictions for when Harry's Carpool Karaoke episode with James Corden will air, dissecting Kate and William's fancy new Zoom camera setup for calls on behalf of Place2Be and Earthshot, as well as sharing our take on Princess Anne's low-key living room style. Grab a pink drink (it's nearly Valentine's, after all) and tune in!

This week’s episode we are joined by my dear friend, Kate Silverton, one of the BBC’s main national news presenters, mental health activist and author of ‘There’s No Such Thing As Naughty’ which will be published this April. For the past decade, Kate has worked closely with leading children’s mental health charities such as the Anna Freud National Centre for Children and Families, The Maudsley Foundation Trust and Place2Be. She is currently training to become a children’s counsellor and, in due course, will go on to qualify as a full child and adult psychotherapist. In this episode we discuss Kate’s mission to expose injustices around the world. Whether it’s reporting on the dire conditions in war-torn countries, wildlife trafficking, or or most recently, in the area of mental health. Ask: Have faith in yourself, do not let fear override what your heart is telling you, dream big and remember hard work works. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

This week’s episode we are joined by my dear friend, Kate Silverton, one of the BBC’s main national news presenters, mental health activist and author of ‘There’s No Such Thing As Naughty’ which will be published this April. For the past decade, Kate has worked closely with leading children’s mental health charities such as the Anna Freud National Centre for Children and Families, The Maudsley Foundation Trust and Place2Be. She is currently training to become a children’s counsellor and, in due course, will go on to qualify as a full child and adult psychotherapist. In this episode we discuss Kate’s mission to expose injustices around the world. Whether it’s reporting on the dire conditions in war-torn countries, wildlife trafficking, or or most recently, in the area of mental health. Ask: Have faith in yourself, do not let fear override what your heart is telling you, dream big and remember hard work works. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

To mark the launch of our YoungLondonSOS campaign, we're joined by investigations editor David Cohen whose reporting has revealed how badly the pandemic has affected schoolchildren. 500,000 teenagers and children who had no mental health problems before the lockdowns will now need support in 2021 – that's on top of the 1 in 6 already identified by the NHS.The Evening Standard's teaming up with Place2Be, a charity providing mental health support to schools. It currently works with 150 primary and secondaries in London. David tells us the campaign will help them “turbo-boost” expansion plans to double that figure by 2025, and how that will help the capital's younger generation in a unique crisis.The Standard is calling on its readers, as well as corporates and charitable foundations, to give generously. Every £100 you donate could deliver a whole school service to one vulnerable child for one year.Go to standard.co.uk/YoungLondonSOS for more. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

The GCBC team are joined by Catherine Roche, Chief Executive of Place2Be, the UK's leading school-based mental health charity.  Catherine discusses the impact of the pandemic on children's mental health; the benefits of having HRH The Duchess of Cambridge as the charity's patron; and the charity's plan, in partnership with Young Voices, to smash the Guinness World Record for "largest simultaneous sing" by leading thousands of children in a rendition of Bill Withers's "Lovely Day" for Children's Mental Health Week in February 2021. Good Charity, Bad Charity is presented by Keith Davis, Camilla McGibbon and David Prest. It is produced by Dan Hardoon at Whistledown and supported by the Centre for Charity Effectiveness. 

Awarded an OBE and then recognised as Dame for her services to children and young people Benita (Benny) Refson is one of the most influential people in the nonprofit / charity sector. Benny joins Purposely Podcast to talk about her formative years, including the influence of her father, a false start in psych services and then an interlude in the fashion industry with Vogue as a junior runner. Benny then founded the children's charity Place2Be and grew it and its impact exponentially over a 29 year period as CEO. Place2Be are committed to helping children with their mental health. Their approach to children's mental health means they aim to intervene early to prevent life-long mental health issues. Benny offers leadership and commercial advice she also discusses the affects of COVID-19. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/mark-longbottom2/message

This week in the Red Room we are taking a look at the direct correlation between exercise and improved mental health. Sandy and Anya discuss why working out the brain is just as important as the body with Barry's regulars Patrick Johnston (Director of Learning & Practise at children's mental health charity Place2Be) & Zoë Aston MSc (Barry's supported psychotherapist).

This podcast is a must for anyone interested in human performance, sport and emotional intelligence. After spending eight years as a Professional Footballer, including for Premier League clubs such as West Ham United and Charlton Athletic FC Kevin took to life on screen.Taking part in films, programmes and commercials across the globe and during this time he body doubled and worked alongside Cristiano Ronaldo, Thierry Henry and John Abrahams. Being close to the talent, Kevin used this time to pick their brains and observe their behaviour.Kevin developed a passion for understanding how human beings performed in different spaces and helping them to change where requested. This led to him studying Neuro-Linguistic Programming and qualifying as a Psychotherapist.His innovative programs have led to him being requested as a speaker  for international broadcasters on all things mental health, writer for the British Council's global education magazine and partner on international projects, deliver behaviour therapy and counselling in schools, facilitate emotional literacy in Prison, project management for England's biggest children's mental health charity Place2Be and the creation of his Soccology programme that he has successfully delivered across the Premier League and English Football League. The success of the Soccology programme inspired Kevin to write his Amazon number one best selling book Soccology!   

The number of primary and secondary schools in the United Kingdom that employ mental health professionals for students has increased, a study revealed. The study was conducted by the National Association of Head Teachers (NAHT) and Place2Be, a UK-based charitable institution for mental health. Participants included 653 school leaders who answered a poll about how much they understand children's mental health issues. They were also asked about the effectiveness of the government's mental health services and whether their institutions hired private practitioners, such as counselors, to address students' mental health concerns. Findings showed that the awareness of school leaders about children's mental health issues has improved. However, the services provided by the government to address these issues continue to be inadequate. Only 4% of the participants said that the United Kingdom's National Health Service (NHS) is responsive to schools' request for mental health assistance. In addition, only 5% believe that children who are being referred to the NHS receive proper support. Because of this, several schools have invested in hiring their own in-house mental health providers. NAHT's general secretary, Paul Whiteman, commended schools' initiative to compensate for the deficiencies in government support. However, he also acknowledged that the situation is compelling schools to stretch their limited resources as hiring school-based professionals is not included in their budgets. Catherine Roche, Place2Be's chief executive officer, said that schools should not face the issue of insufficient mental health support for children alone. Instead, schools should seek expert advice from NHS when addressing more serious mental health needs of students.

Top tips from Place2Be to support your children Find Their Brave. This is part of #ChildrensMentalHealthWeek (3-9 February 2020) but an important message for parents at any time of the year. www.place2be.org.uk

Benita is Founder of Place2Be and a qualified counsellor. Benita was CEO for 20 years until 2014 when she stepped down and was appointed life time President and continues to support the organisation enthusiastically through her role as President. Benita received an OBE for Services to Children and Families in 2007; was awarded an Honorary … Continue reading Why we should get our Heads Together in APlace2Be to tackle child mental health issues – with Dame Benita Refson DBE – PP248 →

Jo in her own words… My job title is now an Outdoor Instructor and Expedition Leader and since going self-employed I have led 30 expeditions on Kilimanjaro along with numerous other expeditions on foot, 2 wheels and horseback, most at high altitude, all around the world with both charity and private clients.   In the UK I teach and assess the expedition element of the Duke of Edinburgh’s Award from Bronze through to Gold as well as leading many a challenge on bike and foot in the UK and Europe. I also help to deliver corporate team building events and expedition training weekends as well as public speaking about my experiences before I discovered the outdoors, Everest, the earthquake and beyond to corporates, schools and groups. To be honest I never thought I would summit Snowdon even once so becoming the 3rd British woman to reach the true summit of Manaslu, the world’s 8th highest mountain standing at 8163m in September 2013 and then being the 36th British woman to reach the summit of Everest in May 2016 have been huge and unexpected achievements. I have gone from having severe vertigo and a great ability to say no way too often to facing my fears, saying yes more and turning my life around. I am now on route to complete the 7 summits and continue to raise funds and awareness for children’s mental health charity Place2Be. *Please note during this episode we do talk about grief and mental health. Please ensure you are in a good place before you listen to this episode.    Show notes Catching up with Jo How has it been 3 years! Who is Jo What does she do Coming to terms with climbing Mount Everest Getting back from Everest and going back to normal life Dealing with the expedition come down Sleeping for 10 days Dealing with the void after expeditions Being sponsored  What’s next?! Coming up with a plan to complete the 7 Summits (4 done - 3 to do!) Heading off to Alaska to climb Mount Denali - June 2017  Dealing with the death of her father at the end of 2017 Taking a break from the 7 summits in 2018 and focusing on mental health and work Going on a cruise with her mum  25th Anniversary of Place2Be Carstensz Pyramid closed and the trip being cancelled Hoping the unrest in Chile doesn’t cancel the next summit attempt  How she has changed since the earthquake in Nepal Why there is no Plan B or second chance The amazing sponsor!!!  Taking students to Everest Base Camp Finding a way to make it work Getting into debt How Jo approached climbing Denali  Why she wanted to climb Denali  Getting at fit as possible and wanting to be on top form Training with Dave the tyre! What the weather was like on Denali The 24hr walk out Coping mechanisms and practical pieces of advice “it’s just another day on the hill” Positive Polly & Negative Nelly Carry shit…. Reading - Rebecca Stephens Book - On Top Of The World  Reflecting back on 2018  Blog post - Mission Self-Destruct: successfully aborted Starting to drink too often Being proud of her mum Why there is no time frame on grief Quick Fire Questions Social Media Website  - https://www.jobradshaw.co.uk Facebook -   @jobradshawadventurer  Instagram - @_jobradshaw   Twitter - @_jobradsha  Support PLACE2BE - HERE   

We're joined by Julia Clements, Children's Psychologist from Place2Be, to talk about supporting pupils' emotional wellbeing during exam time.Also, in the news this week - Ofsted published its new inspection framework, a quarter of teachers have witnessed off-rolling, and more...  

The television comedy dramas Fleabag and Derry Girls finished this week. What's the appeal of the seriously flawed female character from Jane Austen's Emma through to Bridget Jones?Upskirting is now a specific criminal offence across England and Wales. We hear from the activist and writer Gina Martin who started the campaign for a change in the law after being targeted at a music festival. Next week, one of the subjects on the agenda at the NEU (National Education Union) conference is the mental health of pupils. Increasingly, staff in schools are being asked to provide emotional support for the children they teach. But do they have the adequate resources or training to help these vulnerable individuals? We discuss with Sarah Kendrick from the children's mental health charity, Place2Be, Brenda McHugh from Anna Freud centre and Anne Lyons, the former president of the National Association of Head Teachers. Bev Thomas is a clinical psychologist. She's written her debut novel 'A Good Enough Mother' about a trauma therapist who is trying to treat a patient who bears a striking resemblance to her own missing child. She joins Jenni to discuss.As part of Late Night Woman's Hour we hear from the barrister Samantha Davies about what we can do about modern slavery in the supply chain. Presenter: Jenni Murray Producer: Dianne McGregor

Download Jonathan Wood and Rowena Arshad on Edutalk Jonathan Wood (Place2Be) and Rowena Arshad (University of Edinburgh) on their mental health pilot.

In this episode of the Interior Style Hunter Podcast we are joined by our friend Karen Howes of Taylor Howes Design! Having co-founded Taylor Howes 25 years ago, Karen has an incredible range of experience and wisdom to share and we hear from her on a variety of topics. We're both looking forward to an exciting future for the design world. We chat about the ethos and forward facing nature of her philosophy, something that Karen sees as integral to progressive and interesting design work. We also talk about nurturing talent, evolving roles and building relationships with suppliers. Karen is kind enough to share some of the exciting new projects in which she is involved and tells us about Place2Be, Business of Design and the latest collection launching shortly, Love at Dusk. For an inspiring talk with a designer at the top of their game, be sure to tune in! Key Points From This Episode: The ethos of Taylor Howes and looking forward to the future. Evolving roles and growing with a company. Defining a new model for a successful design business. Finding, hiring and nurturing talent to work with. A little about Karen’s new venture, Business of Design. The launch of Taylor Howes’ new collection, Love at Dusk Karen’s two favourite pieces from the collection. Getting out into the real world and building relationships with suppliers.  How the values and ethos of Taylor Howes were compiled and agreed upon. Where Karen gets her best ideas first thing in the morning. The biggest challenge that has faced Karen and her business. Business coaches and how having one helped Karen immensely.  Looking forward to the future with Karen and Taylor Howes. A round of quick-fire questions with Karen! And much more! Tweetables: “We are doing a lot now collaboratively with businesses in terms of design.” — @TaylorHowes [0:05:58.3] “We have now 19, 20 to 30 year olds commissioning super yachts, it’s a whole different world out there.” — @TaylorHowes [0:11:10.8] “Being the controlling perfectionist I am, I could only launch it if I felt really that it was the absolute best that we could do.” — @TaylorHowes [0:12:27.] Links Mentioned in Today’s Episode: Taylor Howes — http://www.taylorhowes.co.uk/ Karen Howes — http://www.taylorhowes.co.uk/about/karen-howes/ Karen Howes on Linkedin — https://uk.linkedin.com/in/karenhowes Place2Be — https://www.place2be.org.uk/ th2 — https://www.th2studio.co.uk de Gournay — https://degournay.com/ SA Baxter — http://sabaxter.com/ The Road Less Travelled — https://www.goodreads.com/book/show/347852 Lorenzo Quinn — https://www.lorenzoquinn.com/

In this episode, host Tori Cadogan chats with Lucy Elphistone, Headmistress of Francis Holland School, Sloane Square and Dr Patrick Johnstone, Director of Learning and Practice at Place2be, about the ‘curse of perfectionism’ and how we can help young people overcome this.

Dr John Ivens talks to ACAMH Publications Manager and Deputy CEO, Prabha Choubina, about the role of schools in mental health provision, the Government's green paper on children and young people's mental health, and assessing students' experiences of happiness in schools in order to develop personalised approaches.  Dr John Ivens is Headteacher at the Bethlem and Maudsley Hospital School, an educational psychologist and an advisor to Place2Be.

It's #ChildrensMentalHealthWeek this week and Mick Coyle was joined by Sarah Kendrick, Head of Service at Place2Be who are the driving force behind this campaign. Sarah told Mick about the reasons behind the campaign, her thoughts on how young people deal with their mental health and how the Duchess of Cambridge is a big supporter.  Mick was also joined in the studio by Erin, Charlotte and Jess from Archbishop Blanch. They were taking part in this year's NowFest which was featured in last week's podcast - a festival for young people who use performing arts to tell a story about mental health and the importance of it. Plus, Mick spoke to the Director of Time To Change, Sue Baker OBE, about their very successful #TimeToTalk day Follow Mick Coyle @MrMickCoyle

Shownotes -Where Jo is at the moment -Getting back out to Everest in March  -Why she didn’t want what happened last year to stop her from living her life -Reflecting back on what happened and why she found it cathartic  -Climbing two, 6,000 metre peaks before Everest -Getting back on the mountain and feeling right at home in her tent -Getting blessed before the climb and why its important to follow this tradition -Learning more about the atmosphere on the mountain after the earthquake the previous year -Why you shouldn’t be 100% reliant on your climbing sherpa the whole way -Why you need to have experience when climbing Everest and the ability to get yourself out of problems that can happen on the mountain  -Jo summit attempt  -Dealing with feelings of frustration while on the mountain   “Choose your mood!”    “Its about attitude not altitude!”   -why you need to conserve your energy on the down days -How Jo kept herself entertained while having to wait at camps -Dealing with low points & wanting to walk off the mountain -Feeling calm on the final push -Having to deal with slower climbers in front and how she handled it  -Trying to keep awake and warm on the mountain -Coping with her fear of heights and having to keep it together on a windy high ridge -Why reaching the summit was a massive anti-climax  -Learning to appreciate what she’s achieved and dealing with the post trip blues -Having more self belief in herself and what she’s learnt most about herself from climbing Everest -Why she wants to climb more 8,000 metre peaks -Questions from the tribe! -Find out what’s next for Jo!   Links! Take a listen to the first Tough Girl Podcast episode with Jo! Click here! Check out Jo’s Blog - http://www.29029feet.co.uk  Follow Jo on twitter @29029feet  & on Facebook!   Charities Check out - Place2Be & Support4Sherpas   Events! Come & join us at the Women In Adventure Expo in Bristol 8th October! Get your ticket before the 30th September!  

  Season 3, Episode 5 For Monday, February 15, 2016 “A Place To Be” HOST:  Emily Hatfield     Show Notes: Princess Kate is the patron for a children’s organization called “Place2Be,” which focuses on the mental health of children. It offers a safe space for children to cope with difficult situations. Members of God’s royal […]

Hemzemin: 8 Aralık 2015 8 Aralık 2015'de yayımlanan bu Hemzemin'de, Damla Özlüer programa Paris'ten katılarak COP21'de yapılan iklim değişikliği iletişimlerini ve katıldığı Place2Be etkinliklerini yerinden anlattı. Damla Özlüer ile Rauf Kösemen'in hazırlayıp sunduğu, sosyal fayda iletişimi üzerine konuşulan Hemzemin her salı 16:30'da, Açık Radyo 94.9'da.