We Need To Talk About … Ward Design
29th of September 2014 Five speakers share their perspective on ward design , including a new secure unit; repeatable rooms that are just ab...
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We Need To Talk About.... Mental Illness
Listen to We Need To Talk About.... Mental Illness, a Health podcast by Mental Fight Club. Stream 16 episodes in English, follow new audio stories, and play episodes online on Radio and Podc...
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Listen to We Need To Talk About.... Mental Illness, a Health podcast by Mental Fight Club. Stream 16 episodes in English, follow new audio stories, and play episodes online on Radio and Podcast.
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16 episodesWe Nee To Talk About...Sanctuary After The Asylum
15th of September 2014 Diana Rose (Professor of User Research,cKCL , Nick Hervey (retired Head of Social Care at SLaM), David Beales (artist...
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We Need To Talk About...Transitioning Out of Hospital
24th March 2014 A discussion about the personal experience of coming out of psychiatric hospital. Featuring the voices of Sarah Wheeler and...
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We Need To Talk About....Stigma and Mental Health
Garry from band of Brothers, Sally Seth and Sarah from Mental Fight Club and Poetry lawyer, David Neita share views on public and personal s...
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We Need To Talk About…Psychiatric Training and Mental Health
27th of May 2013 Doctors Khaldoon Ahmed and Louise Bundock discuss with Mental Fight Club Creative Director, Sarah Wheeler and Thomas Tobias...
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We Need To talk About...Psychiatric Wards and Mental Health
20th of May 2013 Consultant Psichiatrist, Khaldoon Ahmed and Mental Fight Club Creative Director Sarah Wheeler and Thomas Tobias discuss wit...
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We Need To Talk About...Medication, Diagnosis and Mental Health
13th of May 2013 This was the first of our Young Doctors Dialogues in which trainee doctors Elinor Hynes and Louise Bundock discuss with the...
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We Need To talk About .... Mothers
8th of April 2013 A discussion led by Ebony Empress, Sandra Rodney, in discussion with MFC Creative Director, Sarah and Thomas Tobias.
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We Need To Talk About...Psychiatric Hospitals
21st of January 2013 Alex Hamel, a Canadian film maker came to the Dragon Café to show us his documentary on a Canadian psychiatric hospital...
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We Need To Talk About….Alienation and Local Connection
We Need To Talk About….Alienation and Local Connection 10th of December 2012 A discussion led by Sarah and Thomas Tobias about how locality...
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We Need To Talk About….All Our Southwark Stories
We Need To Talk About….All Our Southwark Stories 3rd of December 2012 A short talk given by Sarah and Thomas Tobias about moving to Southwar...
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We Need To Talk About….Anger and Mental Illness
5th of November 2012 This week we talked about anger and mental illness, with Sarah Wheeler kicking off the discussion with a piece she had...
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We Need To Talk About…Friendship and Mental Illness
29th of October 2012 This discussion followed Sarah’s performance of “Remembrance of Things Past”, which commemorated her deep friendship wi...
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We Need To Talk About…Psychiatric Labels and Imaginative Metaphors for Mental Illness
22nd October 2012 Sarah led a discussion on psychiatric labels and imaginative metaphors for mental illness in the more intimate setting of...
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We Need To Talk About....Depression - A Global Crisis
8th of October 2012 This talk was led by Sarah Wheeler to mark World Mental Health Day, whose subject this year was “Depression – A Global C...
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We Need To Talk About...Mental Illness
1st of October 2012 This was the first in the series, We Need To Talk About…., and is a great introduction to the experience of mental illne...
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