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Podcasts, videos, webinars and training
Insights and personal stories from experts and from people who know how you are feeling because they’ve been there. They are a great way to understand more about what can help. On this page, you'll also find links to informative webinars and training sessions you can take on mental health and wellbeing. Check them out now!
- Starting at University (Theoni Fernando, Partnership for Young London and Grace Etheridge, The Student Room)
- Black students and mental health (a collection of podcasts from the LSBU and Office for Students Black Students Mental Health Project)
- How to make your business successful, after COVID (Jo Franco-Wheeler, Director of Organisational Development and Diversity at Inmarsat)
- Understanding Digital Inclusion and Digital Inequalities with Professor Ellen Helsper
- Life in the LGBTQ+ community (Andrew Keates)
- Feeling Good App (Dr Alastair Dobbin)
- The Eden Project (Emma Tolley)
- Muslim Youth Helpline (Maaria Mahmood & Hadil Nour)
- Brent Medical Practice (Yolanda Agyemang-Baah)
- Mental Health and debt - Christians Against Poverty (CAP)
- Make positive changes where you live (Tracey Robbins)
- Build healthy habits with the tomo community (Gus Booth-Clibborn)
- Want to stop bullying behaviour? It starts with the dictionary… (Alex Holmes and Will Poulter)
- Mental health from a male perspective (Antonio Ferreira)
- Benefits of healthy sleep patterns (Michael Farquhar, Consultant in Paediatric Sleep Medicine, Guy's & St Thomas' NHS Trust)
- Education in the time of coronavirus (Emma Murray, headteacher)
- The permanent working from home arrangement (Nicola Millard, Principal Innovation Partner, BT)
- The challenges of a dispersed workforce (Kathryn Davies, Head of Learning, Procter & Gamble)
- Mental health in online communities (Darren Gough, Expert in Community Management and Founder of Island23)
- Podcast: Why a micropause can help your mental health today (Janet Wingrove, Mindfulness Trainer and Consultant Psychologist, SLaM)
- Supporting those with Eating Disorders-BEAT (CEO, Andrew Radford and Director of Services, Caroline Price, of BEAT)
- The coronavirus pandemic for those with obsessive compulsive disorder (OCD) can be particularly challenging (Tracey Taylor, Cognitive Behaviour Therapist at the Centre for Anxiety Disorders and Trauma, SLaM)
- Online communities for support (Annie Mullins OBE, Independent Online Safety Expert)
- Online safety for young people during lockdown (Catherine McAllister, Head of Editorial Standards at BBC Children’s Department)
- Supporting the whole family through the pandemic (Paula Ludley, co-founder of the Nine Day Week)
- Supporting students through coronavirus (Mhairi Underwood, Head of Community at The Student Room)
- Supporting a healthy screen/life balance during the pandemic (Tanya Goodin, Digital Wellbeing Expert)
- Shout – the crisis text line (Victoria Hornby, CEO at Mental Health Innovations)
- Sex and relationships during and after the pandemic (Amber Newman-Clark, Education & Wellbeing Specialist, Brook)
- Retaining hope (Steven Oliver, retired bishop and former BBC chief producer)
- A public health response to a pandemic (Professor Kevin Fenton, Regional Director for Public Health in London, Public Health England)
- The Salam Project
- Joanne shares the four steps that have helped her mental health
- Holly sharing their reflections from lockdown
- Actor Eddie Marsan shares his experience of lockdown
- Actor and presenter Janet Ellis shares her experience of coping with grief and isolation during lockdown
- The Speakers Collective coronavirus mini-series
- Cllr Caroline Stock, the importance of looking after your mental health and wellbeing
- Laurie Rackind, Chief Executive at Jami, on connecting with other people
- Rabbi Daniel Epstein of Western Marble Arch Synagogue, on being physically active
- Rabbi Miriam Berger, Finchley Reform Synagogue on learning something new every day
- Emma Dorman, Senior Education Coordinator at Jami, on giving to others
- Philippa Carr, Education Manager at Jami , on paying attention to the present moment
- Good Thinking's guide to looking out for those around you
- Looking after Londoners' mental health over the winter months
- The Good Thinking Guide to Mental Health Apps - Feeling Good
- The Good Thinking Guide to Mental Health Apps - Stem4
- An Introduction to the Good Thinking ‘Coping with Trauma Workbook’
- Digital Inclusion Workshop I - Should everyone go online?
- Digital Inclusion Workshop II - Can you achieve good health if just offline?
- Digital Inclusion Workshop III - Are Digital Skills key to better health?
- Digital Inclusion Workshop IV - Is NHS Digital transformation good for all?
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