Chandos Green: Disability & Hate Crimes

Please review us on Apple Podcasts and help others find this interview.Watch this interview on YouTubeFrom the original episode description:How much time do you spend on a device? Mobile, laptop, TV? Some of the technology wizards often say they won't let their own kids have devices... Are we missing something? Can we live without it? Laura Willis wants me to believe we can, so we will be talking about how technology is robbing us of our mental health and some ways we can learn to switch off. Rebroadcast: Due to time and other commitments, I’ve paused the creation of new Mentality Meets episodes. However, through these rebroadcasts, I want to highlight some incredible previous episodes. There is some brilliant content and insight in the archives.MENTALITYPeter's award-winning one-hour course gives you the need-to-know essentials of mental health. Learn how to spot the signs and take action at peterlarkum.com/mentalityTRAINING WITH PETERMHFA England and Thrive Neurodiversity courses, online and in person: peterlarkum.com/courses-and-eventsLaura WillisLaura Willis on LinkedInShine OfflineFIND HELP AND SUPPORTView our Signposting recommendations.Hosted by Peter Larkum, Mentality Meets is a conversation with mental health advocates and experts as we explore stories and strategies on how to grow in hope.

Please review us on Apple Podcasts and help others find this interview.Watch this interview on YouTubeRebroadcast: Due to time and other commitments, I’ve paused the creation of new Mentality Meets episodes. However, through these rebroadcasts, I want to highlight some incredible previous episodes. There is some brilliant content and insight in the archives.MENTALITYPeter's award-winning one-hour course gives you the need-to-know essentials of mental health. Learn how to spot the signs and take action at peterlarkum.com/mentalityTRAINING WITH PETERMHFA England and Thrive Neurodiversity courses, online and in person: peterlarkum.com/courses-and-eventsEmmanuel JalEmmanuel Jal on LinkedInFIND HELP AND SUPPORTView our Signposting recommendations.Hosted by Peter Larkum, Mentality Meets is a conversation with mental health advocates and experts as we explore stories and strategies on how to grow in hope.

Please review us on Apple Podcasts and help others find this interview.Watch this interview on YouTubeRebroadcast: Due to time and other commitments, I’ve paused the creation of new Mentality Meets episodes. However, through these rebroadcasts, I want to highlight some incredible previous episodes. There is some brilliant content and insight in the archives.MENTALITYPeter's award-winning one-hour course gives you the need-to-know essentials of mental health. Learn how to spot the signs and take action at peterlarkum.com/mentalityTRAINING WITH PETERMHFA England and Thrive Neurodiversity courses, online and in person: peterlarkum.com/courses-and-eventsLauren SilverLauren is an award-winning actor and jolly-anxious clown. She creates work that is charming, joyful and speaks to the heart. Her work has played in national and international venues including London’s Vaudeville Theatre, Sydney Opera House, Edinburgh Fringe, and the Hong Kong Academy of Performing Arts.She is also the founder of PlayWell working with local communities and global companies to promote positive health and wellbeing through playful programmes. She developed the ‘Shared Play’ method of working — an energising person-centred approach focused on the importance of curiosity and empathy. Having experienced the challenges that surround ill-mental health including anxiety and OCD, Lauren is passionate about helping people to support one another.Lauren on LinkedInFIND HELP AND SUPPORTView our Signposting recommendations.Hosted by Peter Larkum, Mentality Meets is a conversation with mental health advocates and experts as we explore stories and strategies on how to grow in hope.

Please review us on Apple Podcasts and help others find this interview.Watch this interview on YouTubeMENTALITYPeter's award-winning one-hour course gives you the need-to-know essentials of mental health. Learn how to spot the signs and take action at peterlarkum.com/mentalityTRAINING WITH PETERMHFA England and Thrive Neurodiversity courses, online and in person: peterlarkum.com/courses-and-eventsAngela SamataAngela presented the BBC1 BAFTA nominated and winner of the Mind Media Award for Best Factual TV documentary, 'Life After Suicide! The film encouraged discussion and exploration of mental health issues, challenging the stigma of suicide.Angela Samata websiteFIND HELP AND SUPPORTView our Signposting recommendations.Hosted by Peter Larkum, Mentality Meets is a conversation with mental health advocates and experts as we explore stories and strategies on how to grow in hope.

Please review us on Apple Podcasts and help others find this interview.Watch this interview on YouTubeMENTALITYPeter's award-winning one-hour course gives you the need-to-know essentials of mental health. Learn how to spot the signs and take action at peterlarkum.com/mentalityTRAINING WITH PETERMHFA England and Thrive Neurodiversity courses, online and in person: peterlarkum.com/courses-and-eventsChandos GreenChandos is disability and mental health advocate and active fundraiser who’s won awards for his work in his local community. After being diagnosed with a brain tumour as a child and undergoing treatment into adulthood Chandos has tried to show that despite a diagnosis you can work towards anything & live beyond a medical condition.Chandos lives with OCD and anxiety. In 2018 appeared on the BBC podcast LifeHacks in the hope it would show the true impact of Obsessive Compulsive Disorder on day to day life. He works for Mind, a mental health charity in his area where he helps to advocate, educate and challenge the stigma of mental health. Chandos Green on LinkedInFIND HELP AND SUPPORTView our Signposting recommendations.Hosted by Peter Larkum, Mentality Meets is a conversation with mental health advocates and experts as we explore stories and strategies on how to grow in hope.

Please review us on Apple Podcasts and help others find this interview.Watch this interview on YouTubeMENTALITYPeter's award-winning one-hour course gives you the need-to-know essentials of mental health. Learn how to spot the signs and take action at peterlarkum.com/mentalityTRAINING WITH PETERMHFA England and Thrive Neurodiversity courses, online and in person: peterlarkum.com/courses-and-eventsHenry JohnstoneHenry Johnstone is a therapist specialising in Rapid Change Therapy. His mantra is: “No one need suffer in silence.”Henry was sectioned twice in his adult life and lived experienced with Bi-polar, OCD, ADHD, dyspraxia, dyslexia, de-personalisation disorder, suicidal ideation, anxiety disorder and borderline personality disorder. Henry became an alcoholic and a drug addict, becoming homeless all the while coping through self-harm.Henry is trained in various other modalities of self-improvement, including leadership training, emotional resilience, addiction recovery, anxiety recovery, NLP, adolescent coaching, and more. What Henry learned is that every human being has the capability to change their life. It is an inside job.henryjohnstone.ukFIND HELP AND SUPPORTView our Signposting recommendations.Hosted by Peter Larkum, Mentality Meets is a conversation with mental health advocates and experts as we explore stories and strategies on how to grow in hope.

Please review us on Apple Podcasts and help others find this interview.Watch this interview on YouTubeMENTALITYPeter's award-winning one-hour course gives you the need-to-know essentials of mental health. Learn how to spot the signs and take action at peterlarkum.com/mentalityTRAINING WITH PETERMHFA England and Thrive Neurodiversity courses, online and in person: peterlarkum.com/courses-and-eventsLucy NicholLucy is a writer whose work has appeared in The Independent, The I Paper, NME, Red Magazine, Metro, Den of Geek, and Huff Post. Her first novel, The Twenty Seven Club, dives into 90s nostalgia, music fandom and the headlines we tell ourselves when it comes to our own mental health.She is also a former columnist with Sarah Millican’s Standard Issue magazine. Her first novel, The Twenty Seven Club, dives into 90s nostalgia, music fandom and the headlines we tell ourselves when it comes to our own mental health. Lucy is passionate about challenging mental health stigma—particularly addiction stigma—and has worked with a wide range of mental health charities including: Recovery Connections, Mind, Time to Change, Student Mind.lucynichol.comFIND HELP AND SUPPORTView our Signposting recommendations.Hosted by Peter Larkum, Mentality Meets is a conversation with mental health advocates and experts as we explore stories and strategies on how to grow in hope.

Please review us on Apple Podcasts and help others find this interview.Watch this interview on YouTubeMENTALITYPeter's award-winning one-hour course gives you the need-to-know essentials of mental health. Learn how to spot the signs and take action at peterlarkum.com/mentalityTRAINING WITH PETERMHFA England and Thrive Neurodiversity courses, online and in person: peterlarkum.com/courses-and-eventsLarry MeylerIrish-born Larry Meyler began his writing career in 2017 with the release of his first book, the self-published title, Being Brave. His self-deprecating, relatable and entertaining style of writing has been a triumph for the ‘artful dodger of the literary world’ who was kicked out of school aged fifteen with no academic qualifications and who typed his first book on an iPad. Joanna Lumley calls it “utterly gripping”, and a host of other famous fans, from James Arthur to Geri Halliwell, have found themselves lost in its pages, a poignant and fearlessly honest memoir from this “unlikely author”.The Sun says: “It will inspire you like very few books do,” and The Daily Star Sunday calls it: “A fearless piece of writing and unique memoir”. The book has gained five stars on Amazon and has featured in The Evening Standard, Fabulous and Now magazine. Larry has since written articles for Glamour, Men's Health, MailOnline and has worked with Heads Together, the mental health charity spearheaded by Prince William, Princess Catherine and Prince Harry. As well as being a radio and podcast guest and hosting school talks centred around mental health.Larry Meyler’s LinkedInFIND HELP AND SUPPORTView our Signposting recommendations.Hosted by Peter Larkum, Mentality Meets is a conversation with mental health advocates and experts as we explore stories and strategies on how to grow in hope.

Please review us on Apple Podcasts and help others find this interview.Watch this interview on YouTubeMENTALITYPeter's award-winning one-hour course gives you the need-to-know essentials of mental health. Learn how to spot the signs and take action at peterlarkum.com/mentalityTRAINING WITH PETERMHFA England and Thrive Neurodiversity courses, online and in person: peterlarkum.com/courses-and-eventsVictoria Maxwell’s bioVictoria Maxwell (BFA/BPP*) is a recognised international keynote speaker who uses her personal story of recovery from mental illness to increase awareness, transform negative beliefs and ignite powerful conversations about mental health. She lives with bipolar disorder, anxiety and psychosis.*BFA/BPP = Bachelor of Fine Arts / Bipolar Princessvictoriamaxwell.comFIND HELP AND SUPPORTView our Signposting recommendations.Hosted by Peter Larkum, Mentality Meets is a conversation with mental health advocates and experts as we explore stories and strategies on how to grow in hope.

Please review us on Apple Podcasts and help others find this interview.Watch this interview on YouTubeMENTALITYPeter's award-winning one-hour course gives you the need-to-know essentials of mental health. Learn how to spot the signs and take action at peterlarkum.com/mentalityTRAINING WITH PETERMHFA England and Thrive Neurodiversity courses, online and in person: peterlarkum.com/courses-and-eventsBen JonesBen is passionate about work-life balance, burnout, resilience and the relationship between mental health and the workplace following a breakdown in 2014/15 when in a senior role in one of the world's leading professional services organisations.He is training to become a psychotherapist, doing a masters in counselling and psychotherapy. Ben has over twenty years’ experience of communications roles in global businesses, having worked with a wide range of iconic UK and international organisations, including within the NHS.He also speaks and blogs regularly on mental health issues, including lecturing at Liverpool John Moores University and regularly produces mental health-related content and consultancy advice for a number of organisations.He was born in Liverpool and is proud of his Irish heritage. He lives in Merseyside with his wife and daughter.https://www.speakerscollective.org/ben-jones https://www.linkedin.com/in/benjaminjohnjones/FIND HELP AND SUPPORTSamaritans - Need support? Call 116 123 for freeShout - Text 'Shout' to 85258. There for you 24/7.Hub of HopeHosted by Peter Larkum, Mentality Meets is an online conversation with mental health advocates and experts as we explore stories and strategies on how to change the culture of mental health in the workplace.Recorded live on 17th November 2021.