Mick is joined by football agent Carl Thomas who is putting on an event to raise funds for Everton in the Community's People's Place. We also hear from Michael Brown, Mental Health coordinator at the College of Policing.

On this week's Mental Health Monday, Mick was joined by Jo and Claire from Fallen Angels Dance Theatre ahead of their performance, Acts of Recovery, later this week.

Jo talked about her own personal experiences that led her to joining the group, and how it has allowed her to express herself through performance and dance.

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Originally broadcast 26th November 2018.

Produced by John Fogarty.

Several weeks ago on the show, Mick Coyle invited the team from Paul's Place into the studio to discuss the Talk Tonight benefit concert of which they were one of the recipients.

With Mick taking a break for the week, we thought this would be a chance to revisit that interview, and take a look at some of the work they do with the families of those bereaved by suicide.

Originally broadcast November 7th 2018.

Produced by John Fogarty.

Jake Mills and Mick Coyle get together to discuss the latest from the world of mental health. After Monday's gripping conversation with Keith & Stu Xander, Jake weighs in with his own thoughts on how different forms of treatment can work for different people.

Find mental health services near you via www.hubofhope.co.uk

Stu & Keith Xander from The Peace Pirates joined Mick for this week's Mental Health Monday! As they launch their Purple Rain campaign in conjunction with CALM (Campaign Against Living Miserably), they opened up about how mental health has affected their own lives, and shared their personal stories.

For more information on the collaboration, visit: https://www.thecalmzone.net/2018/11/xander-and-the-peace-pirates-cover-purple-rain-for-calm/

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Originally broadcast November 12th 2018.

Produced by John Fogarty.

Jake Mills and Mick Coyle get together to discuss the latest from the world of mental health. Jake joins Mick to share his thoughts on the eve of 'World Stress Day', and offers commentary on this week's Mental Health Monday chat with #ThreeLittleBirds.

Find mental health services near you via www.hubofhope.co.uk

This week on Mental Health Monday, Mick was joined by Jess and Cameron from IMAGO Training to talk about their series of mental health cafes, Three Little Birds.

They talked about their own experiences with mental health, and how they saw the need for a new kind of approach in getting people to discuss their problems. 

For more details on #ThreeLittleBirds, visit www.imagotrainingltd.co.uk/threelittlebirds/

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Originally broadcast November 5th 2018.

Produced by John Fogarty.