Gratitude
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In the final episode for now.. Chukes reminds us of the importance of gratitude to yourself and all those around you. Produced by with music from Kai Engel.
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Kindness, Magic and Natural Helpers
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The importance of kindness and how you can bring your magic into being a Natural Helper. Produced by with music from Kai Engel.
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I Versus We
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Chukes takes us through the Five Ways to Wellbeing with good insight into some Buddhist philosophy along the way. Produced by with music from Kai Engel.
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Diversity
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Chukes takes us through some of the underlying causes of bullying with some useful advice on what we can all do. Produced by @IAmTheHow with music from Kai Engel.
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Bullying
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The Ripple Effect of Suicide Prevention
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We hear some of the statistics surrounding suicide and the how suicide prevention has a positive effect on many individuals and the wider society. Produced by @IAmTheHow with music from Kai Engel.
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The Spirit of the Session & Why Words Matter
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A quick guide with Chukes to the Mental Health Through Kindness podcast series with a background to The Spirit of the Session and a little about Why Words Matter... Produced by @IAmTheHow with music from Kai Engel.
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Goodwill in Action : What We Do
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Chukes provides us with a brief overview of the work from with reference to what has been achieved so far along with plans for the future and how you can help. Produced by @IAmTheHow with music from Kai Engel.
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Action to Prevent Suicide : Who We Are
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Chukes provides us with a brief overview of work with reference to the team and how you can help. Produced by @IAmTheHow with music from Kai Engel.
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Youth Mental Health Foundation
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We hear Joel Sutton about The Power to Parents programme along with some of the parents who have taken part. Produced by @IAmTheHow. Music Kai Engel.
info_outlineConversations about death can be difficult for many people, those who are dying, their friends, family and professional carers. Kerry Macnish, Head of Education at Rowcroft Hospice talks about the fear of saying the wrong thing and why it's probably better to talk and make a mistake, rather than saying nothing at all. Resource link: https://www.suzigarrod.com/ Produced @IAmTheHow. Music from Kai Engel