What the KUF? My experience of mental health prejudice and discrimination when I applied for a job with the NHS for someone with a lived experience

Welcome to the walk a mile in my shoes podcast – in this, solo, episode I talk openly and frankly about my mental ill health, the childhood experiences that led to that mental ill health and some of my continued experiences of prejudice and discrimination from folk who really ought to know better. It also includes details of a remarkably unsuccessful job application with the NHS. If this isn’t your cup of tea, then feel free to have a listen to the other episodes where I interview some truly fabulous folk – also bear in mind, I’ve got some really interesting guests lined up for your listening pleasure in the future. As promised, here's a link to the Equality and Human Rights Commission web page - and here's the link to an earlier episode of the podcast where I discuss the damage that will be caused to thousands of vulnerable people as the full reality of the ICD 11 takes hold.

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What the KUF? My experience of mental health prejudice and discrimination when I applied for a job with the NHS for someone with a lived experience is an episode from Walk a Mile in My Shoes by Chris Young.

This episode is 00:43:57 long.

This episode was published on Mar 6, 2022.

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