PODCAST
Mind Charity
by Mind Charity
We’re Mind, the mental health charity.We believe no one should have to face a mental health problem alone. We’re here for you. Today. Now. Whether you’re stressed, depressed or in crisis. We’ll listen, give support and advice, and fight your corner.
Episodes
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Mindcast: depression
Listen to Heart FM DJ Matt Wilkinson talking to Christina about her experience of depression. We also have some information on depression: www.mind.org.uk/mental_health_a-z…anding_depression
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Mindcast: anxiety and panic attacks
Listen to Heart FM DJ Matt Wilkinson talking to Gus Marshall about his experience of anxiety and panic attacks. You can read a transcript of the mindcast on our website at: http://www.mind.org.uk/help/information_and_advice/podcasts/anxiety_and_panic_attacks_podcast We also have some information…
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Mindcast: Rachel's experience of crisis services
Matt Wilkinson talks to Rachel about the times she had a mental health crisis and came into contact with crisis services. Read a transcript of the podcast: http://www.mind.org.uk/help/information_and_advice/podcasts/crisis_services Read Mind's information on crisis care services:...
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People in Mind - an Oral History Project for Mind in Bexley
Audio clips from People in Mind - an Oral History Project for Mind in Bexley, marking its 25th Anniversary.
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Mindcast: Psychosis
Matt Wilkinson talks to Reka Krieg about her personal experiences of psychotic episodes. Read Mind's info on psychosis: http://www.mind.org.uk/mental_health_a-z/8043_understanding_psychotic_experiences Read the podcast transcript:...
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Mindcast: bipolar
Listen to Heart FM DJ Matt Wilkinson talking to Siobhan O'Neill about her experience of living with a diagnosis of bipolar disorder. Read a transcript of the podcast: http://www.mind.org.uk/help/information_and_advice/podcasts/bipolar_disorder_manic_depression . Read our information on bipolar...
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Duncan Bannatyne on mental health at work Question 7 - 17s
Is this an issue that affects all employers? DB: I think it is. I think it is very difficult for an employer to recognise when someone is stressed because people come in to work and they put on a brave face. You can’t see it. You can’t see what’s behind that face. You really have to make sure…
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Duncan Bannatyne on mental health at work Question 6 - 28s
Do you think businesses need to do more to support their staff? DB: I think businesses always need to do more to support their staff. I mean you have to make sure your staff get their breaks and that they are actually enjoying their work as much as possible. I’m in a fortunate position in the...
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Duncan Bannatyne on mental health at work Question 5 - 32s
Do you think the recession is a good time for businesses to be working on promoting good staff wellbeing? DB: I think the recession is a good time for businesses to be working on promoting good staff wellbeing because I think all businesses must do that at any time and especially now, because you...
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Duncan Bannatyne on mental health at work Question 4-19s
Do you think the recession will have had an impact on how people are feeling at work right now? DB: I think the recession will really have an impact on many many employees who are a bit insecure in their jobs, who maybe aren’t sure that the company is doing well and are scared in case the company...
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Duncan Bannatyne on mental health at work Question 3 -16s
And do you think looking after staff wellbeing is good for business? DB: Looking after staff wellbeing is fantastic for business. In fact it’s imperative. It’s very difficult to run a business without staff so therefore you have to look after your staff, make sure they’re really enjoying the...
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Duncan Bannatyne on mental health at work Question 2 - 15s
Do you think that looking after wellbeing at work is important? DB: Looking after wellbeing at work is very important. I mean it’s better to keep a member of staff who’s suffering a little bit of depression or is a little bit anxious than to find new member of staff. Every time it’s always better...
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Duncan Bannatyne on mental health at work Question 1 - 33s
We are here with Duncan Bannatyne and he is offering his support to Mind’s new campaign, Taking care of business: mental health at work. It’s a five-year campaign to improve working environments and working lives. Thank you Duncan, and can I just ask why you are offering your support to our...
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Full interview with Duncan Bannatyne on mental health at work
Full interview with Duncan Bannatyne. Duncan Bannatyne supports to Mind’s campaign, Taking care of business: mental health at work. http://www.mind.org.uk/work Right now, 1 in 6 workers is experiencing depression, anxiety or stress. That's the elephant in the room. Mental health in the workplace…
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ABOUT THIS SHOW
We’re Mind, the mental health charity.We believe no one should have to face a mental health problem alone. We’re here for you. Today. Now. Whether you’re stressed, depressed or in crisis. We’ll listen, give support and advice, and fight your corner.
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We’re Mind, the mental health charity.We believe no one should have to face a mental health problem alone. We’re here for you. Today. Now. Whether you’re stressed, depressed or in crisis. We’ll listen, give support and advice, and fight your corner.
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