The Anxious Lad

In this episode, I speak with Comedien & Youth Worker Adam Burke.

We we headed into Childrens mental health week, it was great to sit down with Adam and discuss what we as parents, adults and society should be and could be doing for our youngsters.

As we discuss his 20 years in Youth Work, Adam gives his insights in to how young people think, how adulds treat them and what we should all be doing to work together.

In this episode I speak with life coach & mental health advocate Ryan Parke https://www.themenscoach.co.uk/

Ryan and I discuss men's mental health & the role hormones play in mens mental health.

**This Episode contains conversations about suicide ideation***

In this episode I speak with Chris Sibley, Co-Founder of the OLLIE (One Life Lost Is Enough) Foundation. A Charity that was launched in 2016 by three parents who, having each lost a teenage son to suicide, pledged to prevent such losses for other families.

OLLIE is devoted to empowering individuals and organisations to reduce suicide in their communities through education, intervention, and prevention. By providing the right support and knowledge, we’re confident in our ability and yours to create positive change and save lives because…

One Life Lost Is Enough

After the death of his son, Jordan, in 2019, business owner Steve Philip created The Jordan Legacy. A Suicide prevention charity in the UK.

The mission is to help move toward a ‘zero suicide society’ which is a society that is willing and able to do all it can to prevent all preventable suicides by facilitating that collaboration amongst those who want to see the suicide numbers move on a downward trend, towards zero.

In this episode I speak with Steve about his experiences with suicide and the amazing work the Jordan Legacy are doing in raising awareness.

Recorded in The Edge Incubation Hub in Tallaght, Dublin. With the help of Stefano & Matt from www.podcastdublin.ie

I sit down with Irish Comedian, Actor & Radio Nova presenter PJ Gallagher. In this episode we discuss PJ's journey with Mental Illness, how social stigmas and misconceptions about medications held him back for years. We disucss his breaking point during covid and with the help of close friends PJ found himself again throuhg his recovery in St. Patrick's Mental Health Services in Dublin.