Mick was joined by Dr. Sue Martin on Mental Health Monday to talk about her tireless work in Liverpool with regards to mental health.

Sue has recently received an MBE for her work in mental health and runs drop in centres, counselling and much more for free.

She tells Mick her story, why she is so passionate about mental health and what she believes still needs to be done.

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Jake Mills joined Mick Coyle for another episode of Mental Health Extra where they looked back on Daniel's story.

Daniel was a victim of child sexual abuse and found himself on the wrong side of the law. 

Mick and Jake spoke about the counselling Daniel had to attend after his case and whether it's the right option for everybody.

Plus, how you should pursue your dreams and not let mental health stop you from achieving your goals.

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Access your nearest mental health services at www.hubofhope.co.uk

Actor Daniel P Lewis is this week’s guest.

He’s been on an emotional mental health journey after being abused as a child.

Daniel later had issues with the law, and developed a drink and drug problem before attempting suicide.

But after a chance encounter, he’s started to turn his life around, and has found success in his new acting career.

Daniel sets out his journey so far, including where he hopes to take his acting career next.

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Find mental health services where you live via www.hubofhope.co.uk

Jake and Mick are back for another week to discuss the latest mental health headlines.

We hear from Everton defender, Leighton Baines, who recently opened up about his mental health in an interview with The Mind Map and talked about how the help and support around the sport.

The Love Island craze is in full force at the moment but just how damaging can it be for young men and women in terms of body confidence? And should we be judging the contestants on the show in regards to their looks?

Plus, Jake and Mick look at a story about new mums and their mental health.

As heard on @RadioCityTalk on 10th July 2018.

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Jake and Mick are back to mark the one year anniversary of the Hub Of Hope.

Jake set up the hub a year ago to provide a website through which people can find mental health services near their location.

He’s got exclusive stats about how many people have accessed it in the last 12 months.

Also on the agenda, Mick reads out a listener email about the importance of sleep.

And the team discuss Monday’s episode, featuring Wirral Ways to Recovery.

As heard on @RadioCityTalk on 3rd July 2018.

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Mick is joined by the team from Wirral Ways to Recovery…

WWTR have a series of hubs on the Wirral to help people from addiction to recovery.

Manager Andrew Cass and former addict David Dunne are in the studio to explain how they change people’s lives.

And service user Elliott shares his recovery story with Mick, after he moved to the Wirral from the West Midlands.

They have an open day at Birkenhead Town Hall on 19th July 2018.

www.wirralwaystorecovery.co.uk has all the information, or you can call them on 0151 556 1335.

Jake and Mick discuss the latest mental health headlines on Mental Health Extra.

On the agenda: We celebrate the Hope Street organisation, and the work they do in Merseyside.

University suicide rates are under the microscope, and are survey from Association of Child Psychotherapists has some deeply worrying findings.

As heard on Radio City Talk 26th June 2018.

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Dominic and Sheila Byrne share their journey with Mick Coyle on Mental Health Monday.

Sheila is battling back from a breakdown after a difficult time at work, and is now working with husband Dominic to create environments where people can share their own mental health stories.

They’re also hoping to help those who’ve been negatively affected by the mental health of a loved one.

Find out more about the work they do: www.hopest.org.uk

They’re currently fundraising for Hope Street here: https://www.justgiving.com/crowdfunding/dominic-byrne-2

Also on the show, teacher, author and trained hypnotherapist Kate Mullin is in the studio to talk about her book “A relaxation journey” which is aimed at children, and hopes to teach them about mindfulness.

You can buy copies of the book here: https://www.amazon.co.uk/Relaxation-Journey-Kate-Mullin/dp/1719058431

Mick and Jake discuss the benefits the new James’ Place will bring to the Liverpool City Region. 

Jake played a key role in securing the site for the new suicide crisis centre in Liverpool’s Georgian Quarter.

They also discuss the responsibility prisons and the probation service have toward prisoners, off the back of a new report about prison suicides.

Visit www.jamesplace.org.uk to find out more about the new centre in Liverpool.

And hubofhope.co.uk to find mental health services close to where you live.

Ahead of their launch in Liverpool, the team behind James’s Place join Mick Coyle on Mental Health Monday.

Claire Milford-Haven and Nick Wentworth Stanley lost son James to suicide, and have now set up a new centre for men at risk of taking their own life. They share their emotional story with Mick, and set out their goals for the organisation.

Regular contributor Jane Boland has joined the James’s Place team too, she sets out what makes this a different option to services currently available in the NHS.

Find out more at www.JamesPlace.org.uk. Follow @JamesPlaceUK on Twitter. And check out www.hubofhope.co.uk to find mental health services near where you live.