Mental Health Monday

Every Tuesday, Chasing the Stigma's Jake Mills joins Mick Coyle for a roundup of the week's mental health news, and offer his opinion on the week's Mental Health Monday.

Originally broadcast 3rd September 2019.

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Produced by @John_Fogarty.

After a short break, Mental Health Monday is back with another fantastic guest; Radio City's own Lee Butler.

Lee joined Mick to talk about his battle with addiction, his recovery, and how he works to improve the lives of those looking for help to overcome their own challenges with substance abuse.

Originally broadcast 2nd September 2019.

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Produced by @John_Fogarty.

 No Mick or Mental Health Monday this week , so David Easson is joined by Jake Mills to talk all things Mental Health in the news!

They talk about being a new Dad and the effect this can have on your mental well-being and whether social media/smartphones do contribute to poor mental health.

Originally broadcast 27th August 2019.

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Produced by Hannah Farrell.

No new Mental Health Monday this week due to the UK August Bank Holiday; instead, there's a chance to hear Mick Coyle's interview with Jason McAteer about the state of mental health in professional football.

Originally broadcast as part of Liverpool Live on 13th August 2019.

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Produced by @John_Fogarty.

Jake Mills returns for Mental Health Extra, and he and Mick Coyle review this week's Mental Health Monday discussion with Ryan Ferguson.

Originally broadcast 20th August 2019.

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Produced by @John_Fogarty.

On this week's Mental Health Monday, Mick Coyle is joined by writer & author Ryan Ferguson. Ryan discusses how his love of Tranmere Rovers FC & passion for writing allowed him to overcome mental ill health, and be more open about the issues he suffered.

Originally broadcast 19th August 2019.

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Produced by @John_Fogarty.

(NB: Due to the UK August Bank Holiday, there will be no new MHM on Aug. 26th) 

On this edition of Mental Health Monday, Mick Coyle was joined by Olga Snell, Chris Snell, and Cath McDonough from the iChoir, a Liverpool singing group that aims to help people improve their mental health through community.

They were in the studio ahead of their performance as part of Prince William's Heads Up campaign.

Originally broadcast 12th August 2019.

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Produced by @John_Fogarty.

On this week's Mental Health Monday, Steve Taylor joined Mick Coyle to discuss the project he co-founded, EGO Men's Support Group. Steve discussed that led him to start the group, and shared his own story of mental health.

Originally broadcast 5th August 2019.

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Produced by @John_Fogarty.

Mick Coyle is back for this week's Mental Health Monday, and he's join by Marc Fraser from CIO Kindred Minds. The organisation aims to provide support across Merseyside with those dealing with mental health issues, and offers a 'buddy service' to assist users with DWP/PIP proceedings.

Originally broadcast 29th July 2019.

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Produced by @John_Fogarty. 

David Easson is in for Mick this edition of Mental Health Monday, and he's joined by the team from The Liverpool Light, an out-of-hours mental health crisis centre. Beth Cunliffe and Stacey Sedgewick were in the studio to talk about the services offer at the centre, located on Liverpool's London Road.

Originally broadcast July 22nd 2019.

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Produced by @John_Fogarty.