Hosted by Fiona Pagett · EN · 11 episodes
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Life feels better when we're in control. We can thrive, rather than simply survive. As the mind, body and soul work in unison, this involves taking positive action in all areas of our lives to ensure we move forwards with purpose and ultimately flourish. Working as a broadcast journalist for many years, I interviewed hundreds of people from all walks of life. Everyone has a story to tell and we can all benefit from listening. A large part of my work over recent years, as a Personal Trainer has involved empowering people to feel more confident physically and seeing how this enhances a positive mental attitude. It's rewarding work. Over the coming months, I plan to cover many topics under the umbrella of 'mind/body/soul' and bring fascinating insights from a wide variety of people - some with specific expertise and others simply sharing life experience. Enjoy! You can find Fiona at https://www.facebook.com/FionaPagettPT <p style='color:gr
Fiona Pagett hosts Taking Control : Mind/Body/Soul, a society show with 11 episodes published.
Following Episode 5, 'India's Calling' during which Aline Dobbie, writer, travel writer and photographer describes her childhood in India, we catch up with Aline once more on her return from a recent 6 week trip. Aline h
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During this episode we take a trip down memory lane with NUJ Accredited Journalist and Photographer, David Corfield. David takes us back to the world of film photography and noisy newsrooms, through his journey with phot
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Alex and I share a love of dance and during this episode, Alex shares her passion for bringing this to the entire community - all ages and abilities. Alex has also witnessed remarkable progress with dance in relation to
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In this episode, Jonny delivers a frank and honest portrayal of his slide into addiction - drugs, alcohol, gambling... poly-addiction essentially. At times this is a very hard listen and yet hope and recovery arise from
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Heather Nelson was born in 1954 in Malawi, under British Colonial rule and she recalls a happy childhood, though in hindsight realises how different it was in so many ways. Moving to South Africa in the 1970's Heather we
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In this follow-up episode, Samantha-Jane talks about her deep dive into the mind-body connection following a total physical, stress induced breakdown. The Habits of Happiness Programme evolved from Samantha-Jane's learni
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When women are attempting to be everything to everyone, as this current society dictates as the norm, sometimes the cookie crumbles. In this powerful and insightful episode, Samantha-Jane shares her personal story public
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Author, photographer and travel writer Aline Dobbie was born in Bareilly in Uttar Pradesh, India, the last generation of four who had served and worked in India. Her first book, 'The Peacock's Call' is dedicated to her l
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Do you take your eyesight for granted? Did you know that diabetes is the leading cause of eyesight loss in the working age population? Is excessive screen time damaging the eyes of our young people? As Ophthalmologist, D
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Craig French is an NHS frontline worker. On top of his work schedule which is demanding and emotionally stressful, Craig faces a daily challenge with food habits and has endured a lifelong battle with his weight. In this
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"Wild swimming makes you feel really brave. It builds this incredible sense of resilience and strength so you can step into adversity..." In this episode, ex-broadcast journalist and personal trainer Fiona Pagett speaks
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During this show, ex-broadcast journalist, Fiona Pagett, explores the role of a Family Celebrant and Iona Goldie's thoughts on how vital it is for her to reflect the beliefs and wishes of people who are, in her words, 's
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Taking Control : Mind/Body/Soul is hosted by Fiona Pagett. The show is categorised under society (culture) and has published 11 episodes.
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