Figuring It Out

In part 3, Katie Thistleton explains how her documentary on the Manchester Arena bombing made her realise how a traumatic event impacts more than those directly affected. 

Katie shares her experience of secondary PTSD as the pair discuss how to deal with trauma, why you must avoid violence on social media and the importance of looking after yourself before you help others. 

Listen to Katie’s documentary Manchester Arena Bomb: Stories of Hope and follow her @katiethistleton

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In part 2, Katie Thistleton tells Dr Alex George why she’s training to be a counsellor alongside her presenting. 

Katie and Dr Alex discuss why teaching children about mental health can lead to fewer issues in the future, the difficulty of getting counsellors into schools and how Katie’s counsellor training has made her a better presenter!

Plus, Katie and Alex share their stories of meeting the Royal Family and what left Katie clutching her pearls after meeting the Princess of Wales!

Follow Katie @katiethistleton follow the podcast on Instagram @thestompcast and pick up Dr Alex’s latest book The Mind Manual

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For our Christmas special, BBC Radio 1 presenter Katie Thistleton joins Dr Alex for this week’s episode. 

Katie and Alex what it’s like working in Radio and A&E over Christmas, coping with loss during the holiday season and why some people simply don’t like Christmas!

Follow Katie @katiethistleton, follow the podcast on Instagram @thestompcast and get yourself a copy of Katie’s book Dear Katie: Real Problems, Real Advice

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In part 3, Lisa Snowdon explains to Dr Alex George why getting older doesn’t mean your life is over as she explains why she wrote her book ‘Just Getting Started: Lessons in Life, Love and Menopause’.

Lisa shares why you shouldn’t focus on looking young, the difference between pre and post-menopause and why you need to stop wasting your time worrying about failure. 

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Lisa Snowdon reconnected with her fiancé after they initially dated over a decade ago, and in part 2 she reveals what it took for her to open herself up to love. 

Lisa and Dr Alex discuss how to manifest your perfect partner, the pressure we feel to settle down and whether or not it’s possible to find “The One”. 

Follow Lisa @lisa_snowdon and get her new book, Just Getting Started: Lessons in Life, Love and Menopause.

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Author, model and presenter Lisa Snowdon joins Dr Alex George for this week's stomp.

Lisa and Alex discuss what it means to be confident, Lisa’s advice on how to reframe your anxiety into excitement and why there’s pressure on women to hit milestones by certain ages. 

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In part 3, Stefanie Sword-Williams and Dr Alex George discuss how to stop yourself burning out in work and life. 

Stef explains why she’s bad at resting and what she’s doing to improve, why she’s stepping away from ‘productivity’ and why she’s started a platform for people supporting loved ones who are struggling with their mental health. 

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Feel like you’re being overlooked at work? Stefanie Sword-Williams explains how to advocate for yourself to your boss.

In part 2, Stef explains why women in particular struggle to speak up in the workplace, she offers useful advice on how to show your employer that you’re doing a great job and how to feel empowered to ask for what you want. 

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Stefanie Sword-Williams, author of F*ck Being Humble, joins Dr Alex George on this week's episode.

Stef explains why we often struggle to accept compliments, why it’s important to congratulate yourself and steps on how to be less humble (plus why it’ll help you in work and life!).

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In the final part, Grace shares her recovery process, the skills and tools she’s leant on and heaps of simple, practical take-away tips for prioritising your mental wellbeing. 

Grace discusses the myth of having it all, the importance of therapy as a space to not have it all together and what would be in Grace’s Victory juice!

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