Hosted by Shari · 🇺🇸 US · EN · 31 episodes
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Bringing awareness on how self-harm is affecting our children and their families.A series of stories from parents, teenagers, teachers, schools and leading experts on parenting, teenagers & mental health.
Shari hosts Let’s Talk About Self-Harm, a kids show with 31 episodes published.
In this episode, I talk with psychotherapist and art therapist, Tatjana Simakova about her own personal journey growing up with trauma. She shares with me her professional insights into the complexities of parenting and
In this engaging conversation with Jovanna Vidal, she shares with me her journey from corporate life to becoming an actor, author, and speaker on young people and mental health. We discuss the challenges faced by today's
In this conversation, marriage and family therapistJan Talen discusses the intricate dynamics of parenting and marriage. We talk about the importance of maintaining a strong connection between partners while navigating t
"Struggle is essential for personal growth andresilience." Frank & I discuss how we can best equip young people to become more resilient and to accept life's challenges.
In this episode, Frank and I discuss the increasing mentalhealth challenges faced by individuals today, particularly in the context of parenting and young people. We explore how societal changes, including the riseof soc
The challenge of finding a meaningful connection in the age of swiping right.
Ayush and I had a fascinating conversation about all things Gen Z. We looked at the Generation born between 1997 and 2012 and asked what makes them so different from any other generation we’ve ever experienced. Ayush beg
By supporting children's basic needs before pushing them academically results in better outcomes.
Nick is a former primary school teacher, here in the UK, he’s the founder of CHI Education – Creating Healthy Individuals and runs a Mental Health First Aid course for teenagers. Nick’s mission is to help young people de
Joanna is a hypnotherapist, medium, quantum channeller, and a mother. Growing up, Joanna felt lonely and misunderstood. She self-harmed and ran away from home hoping her parents would notice her, to simply love her. Joan
I last interviewed Richard in December 2021 when we were just emerging from the Covid-lock downs and now 3 years later, he’s returned to my podcast to talk to me about the latest what the latest research on substance mis
In this episode, I speak to Thomas about neurodiversity and mental health. Thomas runs creative storytelling workshops for vulnerable people with disabilities, struggling with their mental health and those on the neurodi
In today’s episode, Maureen tells me why she’s so passionate about helping other parents after one of her daughters was diagnosed with Type 1 Diabetes at a young age after an earlier diagnosis several years before of neu
My conversation with Wayne covered so many interesting aspects about self-harm, trauma, suicide, the effects of Covid on the younger generation and why parents shouldn’t make their child’s mental health about themselves
In my latest interview with Susan Schwartz, we talked about her latest book: Imposter Syndrome and The As-If Personality. We discussed the importance of being real and what that actually means in the world of social medi
Ana has devised a very successful parenting programme that walks parents through how to help and support their teen through depression and mental health issues. Ana is a trained psychologist who struggled with her own me
In my second interview with Richard, we wanted to look at how the pandemic had affected young people in regards to their drug and alcohol use, and how that has impacted the rise in mental health illnesses we are witnessi
I was honoured and delighted when Harshil reached out to me and asked if we could do a follow up podcast interview on his journey with self-harm and depression. It’s a year ago since we recorded our first conversation an
The earlier parents can start a conversation with their child about the dangers of drugs and alcohol, and it's effects on the developing brain, the better. That's why I was so pleased to interview Richard Capriola, an ad
In this episode, we conclude my conversation with Aaliyah. The journey picks up with Aaliyah, aged 19, having left home and now living in a large room with her girlfriend and her girlfriend's boyfriend and baby. Aaliyah
Ayush
creative director · MoneyHero
1 appearance on this show
Nick
CRNA · Alpkit
1 appearance on this show
Joanna
Founder of Ghouliecon horror convention · Umami Crave the Fifth
1 appearance on this show
Richard
author of Recollections of a Country Boy · Easy With Franzese
2 appearances on this show
Thomas
sales leader · healthcare
1 appearance on this show
Maureen
Dr. · Lisgar Collegiate
1 appearance on this show
Wayne
Partner Solutions Architect · Shutter Brothers
1 appearance on this show
Susan Schwartz
Leadership and Management Coach, University of California Instructor, and Author of ”Creating a Greater Whole: A Project Manager’s Guide to Becoming a Leader”
1 appearance on this show
ANA
Therapist · UP for Learning
1 appearance on this show
Richard Capriola
1 appearance on this show
Aaliyah
Alabama-Coushatta Tribe of Texas
1 appearance on this show
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Let’s Talk About Self-Harm is hosted by Shari. The show is categorised under kids (family) and has published 31 episodes.
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