Series Three, Episode Seven with celebrity skincare expert, actor and author, Scott McGlynn.

This episode features:

• Anxieties around being bullied at school
• How skincare for men is SO overlooked
• My first job working at a well-known high street retailer... on a makeup and perfume counter!
• Scott's battle with depression and an eating disorder during his teenage years.

If you enjoy this episode or any of the others, please share with friends, family, or anyone who you think they may help.

This was recorded before the latest Government restrictions (1 March), so some of the discussions may be slightly off topic.

*Trigger warning: a lot of the chat in this episode revolves around eating disorders, so may be a trigger for some listeners.

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On a side note, I'm not a professional in this field, nor do I claim to be. These podcasts are purely based on my own, personal experiences, and those of my guests, alongside some simple hints and tips along the way.

If you are suffering from a mental illness, there are lots of amazing charities that will be able to help you by offering professional advice. You'll be able to find these here. 

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Series Three, Episode Six with author and mental health campaigner, Hope Virgo.

This episode features:

• Anxieties around coming out of lockdown
• Boundary setting: including boundary setting with someone suffering with an eating disorder*
• How Hope journals and writes everything down to process her thinking
• What it feels like to live with an eating disorder
• The benefit of having a good support network around you

If you enjoy this episode or any of the others, please share with friends, family, or anyone who you think they may help.

This was recorded before the latest Government restrictions (1 March), so some of the discussions may be slightly off topic.

*Trigger warning: a lot of the chat in this episode revolves around eating disorders, so may be a trigger for some listeners.

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On a side note, I'm not a professional in this field, nor do I claim to be. These podcasts are purely based on my own, personal experiences, and those of my guests, alongside some simple hints and tips along the way.

If you are suffering from a mental illness, there are lots of amazing charities that will be able to help you by offering professional advice. You'll be able to find these here. 

Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Series Three, Episode Five with comedian & presenter, Matt Richardson.

I must admit, this was probably my favourite podcast to record to date... so I hope you enjoy it!
 
This episode features:

• Rob Beckett being the most chill comedian around
• What it's like for Matt to live with OCD, and how he once thought he was a serial killer
• How medication has really helped him (although this isn't the solution for everyone)
• Having an Instagram account for your pet can be really therapeutic
• The sad passing of Caroline Flack, who Matt worked alongside on The Xtra Factor

If you enjoy this episode or any of the others, please share with friends, family, or anyone who you think they may help.

This was recorded before the latest Government restrictions (1 March), so some of the discussions may be slightly off topic.

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On a side note, I'm not a professional in this field, nor do I claim to be. These podcasts are purely based on my own, personal experiences, and those of my guests, alongside some simple hints and tips along the way.

If you are suffering from a mental illness, there are lots of amazing charities that will be able to help you by offering professional advice. You'll be able to find these here. 

Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Series Three, Episode Four with radio DJ and presenter, Pat Sharp.

This episode was A WHOLE LOT OF FUN to record... see what I did there?! Pat and I reminisce about his hit show, Fun House, the pressures of being a radio presenter and DJ, and his love of dog walking.

He's also an absolute gent!

If you enjoy this episode or any of the others, please share with friends, family, or anyone who you think they may help.

This was recorded before the latest Government restrictions (1 March), so some of the discussions may be slightly off topic.

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On a side note, I'm not a professional in this field, nor do I claim to be. These podcasts are purely based on my own, personal experiences, and those of my guests, alongside some simple hints and tips along the way.

If you are suffering from a mental illness, there are lots of amazing charities that will be able to help you by offering professional advice. You'll be able to find these here. 

Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Series Three, Episode Three with 'This Country' actor, Paul Cooper, father of Daisy May and Charlie Cooper.

In this episode, Paul and I discuss hoarding, which just two years ago became a recognised mental illness in the UK, including:

• The topic of hoarding in 'This Country' with his brother, Len
• Brain spotting therapy
• Mental health within football - and the great work that Paul does for the National Children's Football Alliance
• Paul's former careers within marketing and as a school teacher

If you enjoy this episode or any of the others, please share with friends, family, or anyone who you think they may help.

This was recorded before the latest Government restrictions, so some of the discussions may be slightly off topic.

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On a side note, I'm not a professional in this field, nor do I claim to be. These podcasts are purely based on my own, personal experiences, and those of my guests, alongside some simple hints and tips along the way.

If you are suffering from a mental illness, there are lots of amazing charities that will be able to help you by offering professional advice. You'll be able to find these here. 

Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Series Three, Episode Two with professional model, Grace Denny.

In this episode, Grace and I discuss:

• The cut-throat modelling industry
• Trolling on social media
• Grace's love of human psychology
• How to learn from being the worst at something, and coming back from rejection and failure
• My short-lived modelling career...

If you enjoy this episode or any of the others, please share with friends, family, or anyone who you think they may help.

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On a side note, I'm not a professional in this field, nor do I claim to be. These podcasts are purely based on my own, personal experiences, and those of my guests, alongside some simple hints and tips along the way.

If you are suffering from a mental illness, there are lots of amazing charities that will be able to help you by offering professional advice. You'll be able to find these here. 

Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Hello! Thanks for coming back :)

If you're here, that means you're back to listen to another episode of The Stress Sessions - so, thanks!

This week, I'm speaking to football manager, Karl Robinson, who at the age of just 29, was appointed manager of MK Dons (Milton Keynes Dons for those of you who don't follow football!) - becoming the YOUNGEST EVER manager in English football. He's since gone on to manage Charlton Athletic, and currently manages Oxford United.

Yes, this is a pretty football-heavy episode, but it's well worth a listen - whether you're a football fan, are suffering from a mental illness, or live in and around the region of Milton Keynes.

In this episode, Karl and I speak about:

• Dealing with criticism in his role (again, at a VERY young age - some of the players he was managing were a lot older than him).
• Not being on ANY social media platforms.
• How he feels the physical and mental health of his players at Oxford United are totally equal (we talk quite a lot about what his club does in terms of mental wellbeing).
• Becoming the youngest ever manager in English football.

So, sit back, relax and grab yourself a hot drinks and listen to Episode 12, Series Two of The Stress Sessions with football manager, Karl Robinson!

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If you enjoy the episode or any of the others, please share with friends, family, or anyone who you think they may help.

Thanks and have a great week.

Luke

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On a side note, I'm not a professional in this field, nor do I claim to be. These podcasts are purely based on my own, personal experiences, and those of my guests, alongside some simple hints and tips along the way.

If you are suffering from a mental illness, there are lots of amazing charities that will be able to help you by offering professional advice. You'll be able to find these here. 

Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.