Podcast appearances and mentions of simon kitchen

The conversation explores the evolving understanding of bipolar disorder in children and young people, emphasising the importance of early detection and intervention. Dr Gonzalo Salazar de Pablo discusses the challenges in diagnosing bipolar disorder, particularly the significant delays and the complexities involved in distinguishing it from other mental health conditions. The discussion also highlights the need for personalised treatment approaches and the involvement of young people in research to improve outcomes. We then hear from Simon Kitchen, Chief Executive Officer of Bipolar UK. He explains how his charity plays a vital role in providing support and raising awareness about the condition, as well as what more can be done.

In the latest episode of the c-suite podcast's charity spotlight series, we featured Bipolar UK, a charity that provides peer support services to empower people affected by bipolar to live well. Debbie West was joined by an expert panel to explore issues that affect the workplace, looking at how misconceptions about mental health are affecting people with bipolar and what businesses can do to provide better support. Our guests were: 1/ Simon Kitchen, CEO, Bipolar UK 2/ Emma Gibbons, Vulnerability Lead, PayPlan 3/ Katherine O'Mahony, a project manager in healthcare and has lived experience of bipolar

The Belfast Giants took 3 points from the 4 on offer as they hosted the Nottingham Panthers at the SSE Arena last weekend. Patrick, Davy and Joel return to cast an eye over what went right and what went wrong. Grant Cooper is the latest name on the Giants roster and he joined the lads for a chat. Gareth Martin was the first local lad to score a goal for the Belfast Giants back in the 2003-4 season, he now regularly joins our friend Simon Kitchen on Giants TV, and he recounts some great memories from his time in Teal with us on the show. And with the Semi Final of the Challenge Cup against the Guildford Flames, Paul Dixon, Head Coach of the Flames, joins Davy to look at his teams successes and what to expect in the Semi Final.

Patrick and Davy are joined by their old mate Simon Kitchen to look back at the last 7 days of Giants and EIHL action. PremierSports Aaron Murphy joins for some CHL chat, we'll look at the winner of September's Player of the Month and pay tribute to a true Giants in Wayne Hardman who sadly passed away this morning.

The Belfast Giants took another CHL victory at home to Czech opposition with a shootout victory on Sunday night. Patrick, Davy and Joel return to look at the actoin and they are joined through the show by Ciaran Long, Adam McKendry and their good friend Simon Kitchen.

In this edition, Paul Pennington talks to Abi Howse from Blood Cancer UK about this Autumns' combined charity push to boost awareness of blood cancer in all its guises. Paul speaks with Robin Hewing from The Campaign to End Loneliness and in the final interview, we have an extension of our radio report with Simon Kitchen, CEO of Bipolar UK.   

This is a Bonus episode that is being released on World suicide Prevention Day 2021. Simon Kitchen is the CEO of Bipolar UK and in this episode we get to know a bit about him and how he came to work with Bipolar UK. We talk about the Bipolar Commission research that is being carried out and also what we know so far about the impact of increased risk of suicide for those living with Bipolar. On the same day that this podcast is released Bipolar Uk will be hosting a free webinar for Suicide Prevention Day to raise the profile of the number of suicides linked to bipolar, and proactive steps that need to be taken to reduce them. What bipolar is and the link with suicide. Simon Kitchen – CEO, Bipolar UK What does the data tell us? Dr Clare Dolman, co-Chair Bipolar Commission What is currently being done in public policy to reduce bipolar suicides? (focus on England). Simon Kitchen – CEO, Bipolar UK What can we ALL do to reduce the risk of suicide for people living with bipolar? Dr Thomas Richardson – role of talking therapies in reducing suicides for people with bipolar Emma Belle and April Kelley, Bipolar UK Ambassadors with lived experience Key facts 1 in 20 people who take their own life in the UK have a diagnosis of bipolar Someone with bipolar has a suicide risk that's at least 20 times greater than someone without bipolar, which is higher than someone with major depressive disorder Yet these statistics don't reveal the whole picture. “It's very likely these figures are hugely underestimated because of the large numbers of people with bipolar who are undiagnosed or misdiagnosed,” says Professor Guy Goodwin, Emeritus Professor of Psychiatry, University of Oxford. The real figure is more likely to equate to two people with bipolar taking their own life every day. Resources Bipolar UK's suicide prevention bank of content can be found here: https://www.bipolaruk.org/blogs/suicide-prevention April Kelley's personal account of how she copes with the really difficult days: https://www.bipolaruk.org/blog/in-the-mist-of-time2 Jeremy Clark shares how he has learnt to manage suicidal thinking: https://www.bipolaruk.org/blog/managesuicidalthinking Emma Belle chats with founder of suicide prevention charity Grassroots, Chris Brown, on her podcast: https://www.bipolaruk.org/blog/how-do-we-speak-to-someone-who-is-suicidal Nicky Chinn reflects on how ‘talking about it' helps him deal with suicidal thinking: https://www.bipolaruk.org/blog/a-life-was-saved Ellie remembers her father who took his own life when she was at school: https://www.bipolaruk.org/blog/coping-with-loss

Simon Kitchen joined Purposely Podcast to share his story. Simon is the CEO of Bipolar UK having joined the organisation in 2018 during a difficult time for the charity when they lacked financial stability. Simon is driven to help transforming the lives of the most vulnerable in society through voluntary action. He has a track record of influencing public policy, strategic development, building alliances to achieve social change and using co-production to drive service improvements. His previous roles include leading one of the largest co-production initiatives in adult social care at Leonard Cheshire Disability and running the social action movement at the Dementia Action Alliance. He has also held a number of policy and research roles in Whitehall and in the regions. He is passionate about peer support and giving people with bipolar greater choice and control over their lives. You will hear that he has a family connection to bipolar and a passion for supporting people who have limited options. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/mark-longbottom2/message

Simon Kitchen is the Chief Executive Officer at Bipolar UK. He chats to Yvette about life in lockdown for the many people in the UK with bipolar disorder. Follow Mentally Yours on social media... Twitter: http://twitter.com/mentallyyrs Private Facebook group: http://facebook.com/groups/135088803805742

In the second Part we hear more from Simon Kitchen's career in international hockey, his role at the Giants and more. Not a show to be missed! Next Up: Aaron Murphy

In the first of a new series for the off season, Simon Kitchen chats with Davy McGimpsey about growing up with the game in Northern Ireland. In this first part the lads chat about the opening of the Ice Bowl, the influential figures and coaches in the early days, and just how close Simon came to wearing that Giants shirt for real! Part 2 coming this Thursday!

Your Belfast Giants have retained the Challenge Cup and become the first ever Giants team to retain a trophy (other than the "intu Cup") in the clubs almost 20 year history! In a special edition of AVFTB recorded through the day we look back at a scintillating victory in Cardiff. We have contributions from all your regular and not so regular AVFTB panelists, from Davy McGimpsey, Simon Kitchen, Joel Neill, Neil Russell and Mark Hitchcock as well as guests including Adam Keefe, Paul Dixon, Blair Riley, Kevin Raine, Josh Roach, Jordan Smotherman, Tyler Beskorowany, Colin Shields and many many many more. We do our best to capture the essense of one enjoyable day and one very enjoyable cup championship victory! With thanks to the Belfast Giants, Luke Fisher of EIHL Media and to Ice Time TV for aiding in this podcast.

We are in a good mood, 6 points from the weekend and a "goal" from Patrick Dwyer that has entertained the hockey world. So we've dug deep and brought you an action packed podcast with no fewer than 8 guests to give their in depth hockey opinion. Who are these 8? Well, Colin Shields updates us on his injury, Darcy Murphy, Jonathan Boxill, Paul Swindlehurst and Adam Keefe chat to Simon Kitchen at training. Aaron Murphy previews the Belfast Giants v Guildford Flames game which is the FreeSports Game of the Week. Flame Coach, Paul Dixon relfects on the first season in the EIHL and what he learned and Pete Russell chats to Simon about the Clans early season form. Also Simon, Joel, Davy and Patrick discuss Dwyers attempts to make an ass of things. The 6 point haul. Steelers Coaching appointment and much much more. Enjoy!

The Belfast Giants TV commentary from Simon Kitchen and Patrick Smyth as the Stena Line Belfast Giants win 2-1 in overtime win over the Sheffield Steelers on Saturday 7th January 2017.

Not one, not two or even three...but four games reviewed on this week's episode with Clare Freeman. Fans, players and 'experts' discuss the double header against Nottingham Panthers plus both legs of the Challenge Cup quarter finals with Belfast Giants. Post match interviews with Manchester Storm's Omar Pacha, Mike Morin, Vinny Scarsella and Patrik Valcak. Plus Matt Nickerson's thoughts on Storm so far, thoughts on a potential conference swop and how he knows Devin Didiomete... Also includes a sprinkling of fine words exchanged with Simon Harris, Paul Tracey, Cats Whiskers' Jono Bullard and Tina Taylor and Belfast Giants' Simon Kitchen, Davy McGimpsey and Shane Johnson. Disclaimer: We apologise in advance if any of the attempted accents made by fans cause offence to our listeners from around the UK and world. And for the noisy kazoos and horns too. Also available on iTunes. Special thanks to Jim at Rockies Belfast for his hospitality to fans.

Listen as www.GiantsLive.tv commentators, Aaron Murphy and Simon Kitchen call Craig Peacock's goal only 54 seconds into his return for the Stena Line Belfast Giants against the Sheffield Steelers!

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