In this episode I chat with Rakhee Shah from Fertility Bump and Beyond, who is a holistic women's health therapist specialising in fertility issues using fertility massage, fertility reflexology, Nutrition and kinesiology.  Infertility is a real hard issue that is becoming more and more common these days but help is at hand.

Wendy Capewell chats with Anika Vassell who has over 20 years experience working with children and young people from a variety of backgrounds.

The adolescent years are the next major phase in development, following the 0-5 years and it is a turbulent time for many families. She gives advice and tips on how to cope.

In this episode Tracy Newberry  talks about why she only works with babies between 6-11 months old. the struggles most of her clients struggle with when helping their babies sleep well , the support she offers and 3 top tips which, if applied might make a difference to their baby's sleep starting today and tonight

We join Wendy Capewell in conversation with Louisa Whitney, a Family Mediatiator,where Louisa talks about what family mediation is and the role of a family mediator. What it isn’t! she explains how she is impartial, and not there to tell people what to do.The difference between her role and what lawyers do.The benefits of family mediation especially where children are involved, and considering their needs. The settings in which she seems clients, and how she works, and how she makes couples feel at ease

Criticising someone is destructive especially when the criticism is mafe about the person's character and not their behaviour. It can affect the person's self-esteem, making them feel worthless.  It's much kinder to address the person's behaviour.

Wendy Capewell chats with Richard Shorter - the Non-Perfect Dad, they talk about whether parents are getting a hard time, the pressures are that are most most challenging for parents.

His views on how can parents work on their child's self-esteem and help those children struggling with body image? 

How parents can support their children to follow their dreams and aspirations, whether personal or in career

His discuss views on social and the Internet. Puberty and sex discussions

I talk with Kate Moyle, an Accredited Psychosexual & Relationship Therapist based in Central London. She specialises in working with those that are struggling with difficulties with their sex lives and sexuality, including many in their twenties and thirties who are impacted by the stresses of modern life.

So many people ignore the warning signs that there are problems in their relationship. They focus on their career, their children, their leisure activities to the detriment of their relationship. Its becomes neglected, and couples drift apart, and even end their relationship.

In this episode I talk with Pamela Windle, who introduces herself by talking about how she became so interested in got into working with women especially around perimenopause, menopause, and post menopause. We go on to discuss all things related to menstruation, hormones and menopause, and how they affect relationships.

In this episode Wendy talks about we can feel when we don't feel that others are really listening to us, and the steps we can take to feel really heard. How others become distracted and don't always listen attentively. How when you feel you are not receiving someone's full attention and how you end up feeling unimportant or not valued

How to listen and be heard more effectively,

The importance of allowing the other person to make up their own mind and being respectful and accepting their decision.