<p>Welcome to our podcast conversations for the Early Years Sector on Mental Health & Wellbeing. Join Kerry Payne and I in conversation for our second podcast together discussing our lived experience of mental health illness and our honest perspectives on the realities of working in the early years sector. In this episode we talk about how to support staff who maybe experiencing mental health issues. </p>

Welcome to our podcast conversations for the Early Years Sector on Mental Health & Wellbeing. Join Kerry Payne and I in conversation for our second podcast together discussing our lived experience of mental health illness and our honest perspectives on the realities of working in the early years sector. In this episode we talk about how to support staff who maybe experiencing mental health issues.

<p>Welcome to our podcast conversations for the Early Years Sector on Mental Health &amp; Wellbeing. Join Kerry Payne and I in conversation for our second podcast together discussing our lived experience of mental health illness and our honest perspectives on the realities of working in the early years sector. In this episode we talk about how to support staff who maybe experiencing mental health issues.&nbsp;</p>

What you really mean when you say, do you want a cup of tea?

Welcome to the early years conversations podcast with me Kerry Payne and Kate Moxley. A safe space conversations podcast for the early years sector where we discuss key topics and experiences. We want to amplify the voices within our sector and tackle some of the tricky aspects of our work with children and families. To note this podcast includes discussions around mental health, race, gender, sexuality, neurodiversity and adversity and of course all the joyous aspects too.

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What you really mean when you say, do you want a cup of tea?