I'm Fine

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This week fashion icon Penelope Tree discusses her very personal battle with an eating disorder and her path to finding hope.

Penelope Tree was born in New York where she attended school. At the age of 16 she was scouted by Richard Avedon at Truman Capote’s Black and White Ball.

Thanks to the encouragement of Diana Vreeland, Richard Avedon and Guy Bourdin, she soon became a top model and in 1968, she moved to London to live with David Bailey and continued to work with him for the next few years until a bad case of cystic acne abruptly ended her modelling career.

In 1981 she moved to Sydney Australia with her husband Ricky Fataar and their daughter Paloma. She worked as a researcher for a TV series called Extra Dimensions, and served on several boards. Her son Michael was born in 1989.

Over the years she has written articles for American Vogue, British Vogue,  Harpers Bazaar UK, and the FT.

She now lives and works in Sussex and has just published her first novel, Piece of My Heart, published by Moonflower Books www.amazon.co.uk/Piece-My-Heart-Penelope-Tree/

She is on the board of Lotus Outreach International and President of Lotus Outreach UK  www.lotusoutreach.org

You can follow Penelope on Instagram at @penelopetree_official

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Host: Jean Campbell

Executive Producer: Jean Campbell 

Producer: Sigourney Watson

Post-Production Producer: Wicked Child Studio, Hailey Rovner Malach 

Composer: Edoardo Vella

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Ed Burgess-Wells opens up about his lifelong struggle with something many of us take for granted: sleep. He delves into the profound implications of sleep deprivation on both mental and physical health, sharing personal insights and challenges he's faced along the way. Ed also discusses how establishing a consistent routine has been crucial in managing his insomnia, emphasizing the power of mind over matter.

Ed Burgess-Wells is a meditation instructor that has been practising meditation for 23 years and has created a specialised meditative therapy that deals with the link between emotional and physical pain. He has had the pleasure of working with many high performers and artists globally, helping them to achieve their goals and overcome any boundaries, physical or mental. 


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Host: Jean Campbell

Co-Host / Guest: Ed Burgess-Wells

Executive Producer: Jean Campbell 

Producer: Sigourney Watson

Post-Production Producer: Wicked Child Studio, Hailey Rovner Malach 

Composer: Edoardo Vella

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We’re honored to have renowned expert in chronic pain and addiction recovery, Dr. James Flowers, PhD, CSAT, LPC-S on the podcast to discuss his lifelong pursuit for innovative treatment solutions to pain in all its forms. 

For nearly three decades, Dr. James Flowers has been a leading expert in chronic pain, addiction, and recovery. With extensive education and experience, he is renowned for his work in mental health, chronic pain, and co-occurring addiction. He co-founded exclusive treatment programs across the country, focusing on multidisciplinary care combining medical and clinical protocols. Dr. Flowers' dedication to progressive healthcare and human healing led to the founding of J. Flowers Health Institute, providing comprehensive assessments and tailored treatment recommendations. His unique approach and commitment to his clients have earned him a distinguished reputation and made him a sought-after speaker and lecturer.

Listen to Dr. James Flowers podcast, Understanding The Human Condition with Dr. James Flowers: https://jflowershealth.com/podcast/ 

Learn more about the J. Flowers Health Institute: https://jflowershealth.com/about-us/ 


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Host: Jean Campbell 

Guest: Dr. James Flowers, PhD, CSAT, LPC-S

Executive Producer: Jean Campbell 

Producer: Sigourney Watson 

Post-Production Producer: Wicked Child Studio, Hailey Rovner Malach 

Composer: Edoardo Vella

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On the inaugural episode of "I'm Fine," Jean Campbell shares her remarkable journey through pain and recovery. 

Supermodel Jean Campbell is known for fronting campaigns for luxury brands like Burberry, Louis Vuitton, Miu Miu, and Chanel. Despite her outward success, Jean privately battled genetic chronic pain. Enduring excruciating surgeries and intensive recovery periods where she had to relearn to walk numerous times, Jean's journey was arduous. Yet, with the support of mind and body experts, she transformed her life. 

Now, with her debut podcast "I'm Fine," Jean aims to share her experiences and those of others, offering hope and solutions to those navigating the complexities of all kinds of pain.

You can follow Jean’s journey on Instagram @jean_campbell 

Learn more about the podcast by heading to www.if-podcast.com 


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Host: Jean Campbell 

Co-host: Ed Burgess-Wells 

Executive Producer: Jean Campbell

Producer: Sigourney Watson 

Post-Production Producer: Wicked Child Studio, Hailey Rovner Malach

Composer: Edoardo Vella