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 discusses the different types of bipolar, the challenges of diagnosis, and the charity’s impactful campaigns to raise awareness.
Living Well with Bipolar | JustMentalTalk Podcast
Living well with bipolar is not a phrase most people associate with the condition. For too many, a bipolar diagnosis still lands with the weight of a life sentence. This week on JustMentalTalk, we sat down with two women who are working to change that story, Leah Charles-King, Bipolar UK Ambassador and A Place in […]
October Mental Health Awareness: 4 Essential MomentsÂ
October mental health awareness this year brings together four important moments: ADHD Awareness Month, Menopause Awareness Month, Domestic Abuse Awareness Month and World Mental Health Day on Saturday 10 October. Each one touches people of every age, gender and background, and each one is a chance to talk more openly about how we are really […]
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 understanding mental health. Discover practical advice on seeking help, different therapy approaches, and how to support those affected by trauma.
PTSD vs CPTSD: What Trauma Actually Does to You
PTSD vs CPTSD is a distinction that almost never gets explained outside a clinical room, and in Northern Ireland, where trauma runs deeper than most people realise, that gap in public understanding matters. To unpack it properly, JustMentalTalk sat down with Dr JP Corrigan, Consultant Clinical Psychologist with Belfast Health and Social Care Trust and […]
Suicide Prevention Funding: 1 Report Stormont Can’t Ignore
Suicide prevention funding: why a new Stormont report says it can’t be health’s job alone Suicide prevention funding in Northern Ireland has to be shared across government, not left to the health system alone, that is the central message of a report launched at Stormont this week. On Tuesday 23 September 2026, the All-Party Group […]