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Listen in to conversations with a diverse community of people, all of whom have a shared goal; to improve the mental health landscape for all. Come and join us as we explore the world of wellbeing with our community - members and friends. Because together, our voice is louder.Brought to you by the National Counselling and Psychotherapy Society (NCPS) one of the largest professional bodies for counsellors and psychotherapists in the UK. Autonomy, diversity, creativity, and community are at the heart of what we do. For more information about the NCPS visit www.ncps.com, or follow us on social media.
NCPS hosts Listening In, a health show with 24 episodes published.
In this episode we are delighted to welcome a man whose interest in human behaviour began with the story of someone he never met. The grandfather of Simon Coombs was a dispatch rider who served at Dunkirk and the D-Day l
NAPAC: Belief, the Most Valuable Currency We Possess Please be aware this episode explores the topic of childhood abuse. At a time when the media landscape once more forces us to confront the awful reality of childhood a
As the Brand & Integrity Manager at Happiful, Katherine (Kat) Nicholls knows a great deal about how clients find therapists and how therapists find clients. In this conversation, Kat shares tips and advice about how to p
Claire Thompson is, amongst many other things, Neurodiversity Ambassador for the NCPS. In this role she has shared research-informed insights through her writing and conference work, all with the aim of creating a more a
Meera Vohora is a pluralistic counsellor, grief and loss specialist and refugee support volunteer with Care4Calais. She holds a Master’s in Refugee Care from the University of Essex, where her training was rooted in a ps
Please be aware, the topic of suicide is briefly mentioned in this conversation. Meg Moss is Head of Public Affairs and Advocacy with the NCPS. An increasingly important part of Megs work involves researching and explori
Pamela Kirkpatrick is a practitioner, trainer and co-founder of NCPS Recognised Counselling Service, uHub. But Pam, along with her colleague Cara, also invest considerable time and energy into their community; a communit
Lynda Graham is the NCPS Regional Representative for Northern Ireland and a prominent and experienced voice across the counselling profession, particularly on the subject of adoption. Originally a social worker, her work
Cherelle Mead, is many things, both professionally and personally. A counsellor, supervisor, charity trustee, and now the NCPS Regional Representative for Wales, Cherelle is also a proud and devoted Mum, neurodivergent,
Content: Please be aware there is a brief mention of suicide in this episode. Gemma Khairi is Director of Operations for Helplines Partnership, the membership body for organisations that provide information, support or a
Content: Please be aware that this episode contains graphic content around sexual violence, sex, misogyny and pornography, that some people may find upsetting. Jocelyn Anderson is CEO of West Mercia Rape and Sexual Abuse
Please be aware that suicide and bereavement by suicide is the main focus of this episode. Steve Roodhouse left for work one day, and never came home. Caroline, his wife was faced with the awful reality that Steve had ta
Lana Foster, Managing Director of Bright World Guardianships, joins us in conversation. Recorded in February, Lana talks about her niche line of work, which is to ensure that international students who come here to study
Content warning: suicide and domestic abuse are briefly mentioned in this conversation. In this episode we are revisiting Northern Ireland, as Eilish Craig clinical lead of West Wellbeing joins us for a chat. We talk abo
From the cradle to the grave, music therapy can support people in a way talking therapy is not always able. Stuart Watson is a music therapist and the clinical lead, of Make a Melody Ltd. based in Northern Ireland and in
Content warning: Please be aware the topic of suicide is the focus of this conversation. In this episode, we are joined by Charlotte Edwards, service manager of Hopeline247, the helpline for Papyrus - Prevention of Young
In this episode we are joined by Rory Lees-Oakes, co-founder and director of Counselling Tutor. In this episode we are joined by Rory Lees-Oakes, co-founder and director of Counselling Tutor. Despite Counselling Tutor's
In this Episode, we welcome Elaine Bousfield MBE, who talks to us about the use of literature in therapy. Elaine is founder and CEO of Zuntold which is a therapeutic service offering bibliotherapy, as well as a publishin
Content warning: the focus of this conversation is suicide prevention. When Chris Sibley lost his 16 year old son TJ to suicide, he sought support from a charity where he was able to meet other parents, sharing the same
At 16 years old, Tony Kelly took a step towards his childhood dream when he was signed to Bristol City as an apprentice footballer. By the time he was 22 he was a fully-fledged professional, scoring winning goals against
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