The MPFT Podcast

<p>Relationships aren't easy, family life is stressful, and couples and co-parents face many challenges. In this episode, Caroline talks to Ginty Thorley and Caroline Porter as they explore why reducing parental...

<p>It’s normal to expect to feel happy, excited and positive during pregnancy and when a baby is born. However, it doesn't always happen like this. Up to one in five women experience mental health problems in pregnancy...

<p>Join Health Visitors Stacey and Carol as they talk about protecting your child through vaccination. Vaccinations protect children from serious illnesses like measles, meningitis, polio, whooping cough and more...

<p>Psychosis is a severe mental illness which affects up to 3% of the population and is associated with significant impairment in social functioning and shorter life expectancy. </p><p><br></p><p>Early Intervention in...

<p>In this episode Caroline speaks to Paul from Everyone Health Staffordshire. They dive into a growing trend that’s been making headlines, sparking debate and raising serious questions for teenagers, parents, schools...

<p>On this edition of the MPFT Podcast, Chloe and Maria from our South Staffordshire Mental Health Support Team are interviewed by Mehak about the range of ways MPFT's mental health support teams can support children...

<p>Assistant Director of Communications, Katie Dale, is joined by MPFT's Chief Executive Neil Carr and Chief People Officer Alex Brett to talk about the impact of the High Potential Scheme (HPS). They discuss Katie's...

<p>On this edition of The MPFT Podcast, we are delighted to be joined by Logan who opened up about his mental health struggles from adolescence into adulthood. After receiving support from MPFT's Child and Adolescent...

<p>For this episode, Peer Support Worker Lee Porter is joined by Esme, a service user of MPFT's Eating Disorders Service. Esme shares her journey through anorexia nervosa, reflecting on the challenges, turning points...

<p>Bullying can have a lasting impact on a child’s emotional well-being and development. In this episode, we explore what bullying looks like today — both in person and online — and how parents can recognize the signs...

<p>The move from childhood to adulthood can be a stressful time of change for all young people and their families. When a young person is experiencing mental health issues that transition from Child and Adolescent...

<p>Making time for our own wellbeing is hugely important. For this latest episode we're joined by Sarah Hodgkins, Team Leader of the MPFT Staff Wellbeing Hub to explore how the Hub supports people who work for the...

<p>Most often the best place for a person to receive urgent care is in the community and, where possible in their own home. A core aim of the new NHS 10 Year Plan is to shift care from hospital to the community. The...

<p>For this episode of The MPFT Podcast we're joined by Dr Gary Lamph, an Honorary Consultant Nurse (Mental Health) with MPFT and a Reader in Mental Health Nursing at Keele University, who has been selected for the...

<p>Reciprocal mentoring is a two way process where those paired together both gain as a mentoring pair through formal-and-informal group and one-to-one sessions. As part of MPFT’s journey to ensuring equity for all...