Episode 35: TV Presenter Leah Charles-King & Amy Tubb – Bipolar UK
Leah Charles-King shares her personal journey with bipolar disorder, the importance of representation, and how awareness and support can transform lives. Amy Tubb from Bipolar UK d
Episode 34: Dr JP Corrigan – Clinical Psychologist on Trauma, PTSD, CPTSD & ISTDP
In this episode, Dr. JP Corrigan, a clinical psychologist specializing in trauma and PTSD, shares insights into the nature of trauma, effective treatments, and the importance of un
Episode 33: Susannah Basile
In this episode, Susanna Basile from Doctors in Distress discusses the mental health challenges faced by healthcare workers, the impact of systemic issues, and the urgent need for
Episode 32: Erin Erwin – Burns Survivor & Mental Health Advocate
Erin Erwin shares her powerful journey from surviving a house fire to becoming an advocate for mental health, disability inclusion, and anti-discrimination. This episode explores r
Episode 31: Professor Siobhan O’Neill – Mental Health Champion NI
In this episode, we explore the challenges and opportunities in Northern Ireland’s mental health system, featuring Professor Siobhan O’Neill. We discuss funding gaps, w
Episode 30: Cara Hunter MLA, SDLP
Welcome to this week’s edition of Just Mental Talk, where we dive deep into the raw and often unspoken challenges surrounding mental health. In this episode, host Karl Bennett si
Episode 29: Commissioner Chris Quinn NICCY
summary In this episode, Karl Bennett interviews Commissioner Chris Quinn from the Northern Ireland Children’s Commission, exploring the challenges and opportunities in impro
Episode 28: Jonathan Kemp
Jonathan Kemp is not only an author but also a mental health advocate who has spent the past ten months walking over 4,200 kilometers to support mental health charities, including
Episode 27: Dr. Julie Anderson
In this episode, Dr. Julie Anderson discusses the critical state of mental health services in Northern Ireland, highlighting workforce shortages, funding issues, and the urgent nee