Prevent the Preventable Podcast

The Natalie Kate Moss Trust
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Welcome to the ‘Prevent the Preventable’ podcast, where we break the silence surrounding brain hemorrhages and bring this critical issue to the forefront. In this podcast, we’ll share powerful real-life stories from those affected by brain hemorrhages, dive into the groundbreaking research that’s paving the way for lifesaving treatments, and, most importantly, inspire and educate you—the listener—on the small lifestyle changes that can make a big difference in your health and potentially Prevent the Preventable.

  1. 5 ФЕВР.

    Life after a brain haemorrhage: Going back to work and starting a family

    In this episode, we’re joined by Catherine Anderson, who generously shares her story of returning to work and rebuilding her life after a brain haemorrhage, including starting a family. Catherine also talks openly about the emotional, practical, and psychological challenges of recovery, including the process of grieving who she once was while learning to embrace the new version of herself. We’ll also discuss the broader perspective on recovery — how brain haemorrhages force us to ask what really matters, and how survivors can redefine purpose, identity, and meaning in life. Today we will be covering: ●      The challenges of returning to work and daily life after a brain haemorrhage ●      Managing fatigue, cognitive changes, and feeling like a stranger in your old role ●      The emotional contradictions of grieving your former self while leaning into the new you ●      Starting a family after a brain haemorrhage This conversation helps us better understand the complex emotional and practical realities individuals face after a brain haemorrhage — and explores how we can support them better, whether through research, prevention, or awareness initiatives. Enjoying the podcast? If you found this episode helpful, please share it with someone who might benefit — or better yet, share it on your socials and tag @natalie_kate_moss_trust.  And remember to subscribe so you never miss an episode. Resources & Links: Learn more about the research being done at the University of Manchester  https://www.nataliekatemoss.co.uk/brain-haemorrhage-research Contact NKMT about supporting the podcast  fiona@nataliekatemoss.co.uk Donate to life-saving research: Every £1 makes a huge difference. Just £33.91 pays for one hour of research — one hour closer to improving survival rates and reducing long-term disability for thousands of people.  Donate now Join the Change Collective  https://www.instagram.com/channel/AbYbVG2Jh08re4Ch/ Volunteer at Blood Pressure Awareness Days — help us spread awareness and prevent brain haemorrhages: https://www.nataliekatemoss.co.uk

    40 мин.

  2. 22 ЯНВ.

    Stress and Blood Pressure: What’s the Deal?

    In this episode of the Prevent the Preventable podcast, we explore the connection between stress and high blood pressure — one of the leading causes of brain haemorrhages. Stress affects all of us, but how exactly does it impact our health, and what can we do to manage it before it causes serious harm? We’re joined by Dr. Rebecca Williams, who helps break down the science behind stress and blood pressure, what it means for our brain health, and practical strategies for managing stress in everyday life. In this episode, we cover: How stress triggers changes in the body that raise blood pressure Why chronic stress is such a modern health challenge Hidden ways stress affects our physical and mental wellbeing Who is most at risk, and why awareness is crucial Simple, practical strategies to manage stress and protect your health Remember every episode we share an exclusive question with our Change Collective, this week we asked Dr Rebecca Williams “For someone who experiences chronic anxiety or panic attacks, and knows it’s affecting their blood pressure and overall health, what practical steps or strategies can they take to manage it effectively? Are there evidence-based approaches that work alongside medical treatment?” -  to listen to her answer head over to our Instagram page and join our Change Collective. If you’ve ever wondered whether stress is just part of life or something that needs serious attention, this episode is packed with insights to help you recognise the risks and take proactive steps. Resources & Links: Volunteer with The Natalie Kate Moss Trust: https://www.nataliekatemoss.co.uk/volunteer-with-nkmt Resources & Links:  💜 Learn more about the Natalie Kate Moss Trust and our mission  https://www.nataliekatemoss.co.uk🩺 Register for free monthly blood pressure reminders  https://mailchi.mp/nataliekatemoss.co.uk/monthly-reminders ✨ Join the Change Collective  https://www.instagram.com/channel/AbYbVG2Jh08re4Ch/ 💙 Donate to life-saving research: Every £1 makes a huge difference. Just £33.91 pays for one hour of research – that’s one hour closer to improving survival rates and reducing long-term disability for thousands of people. Donate now:  https://www.nataliekatemoss.co.uk/donate 📩 Contact NKMT about running a lunch and learn at your workplace  fiona@nataliekatemoss.co.ukhttps://www.nataliekatemoss.co.uk/lunchandlearn Find out more about Dr Williams  https://williamsstressmanagement.co.uk/https://www.amazon.co.uk/Dealing-Stress-Mind-Body-Spirit/dp/1497493668https://www.audible.co.uk/pd/Dealing-with-Stress-Audiobook/B0DWZ4KQ2Yhttps://www.linkedin.com/in/williamsstressmanagement/

    53 мин.

  3. 8 ЯНВ.

    Why We Need to Talk to Our Children About Blood Pressure

    In this important start-of-the-year episode of the Prevent the Preventable podcast, we turn our attention to a health issue that doesn’t always make the headlines, but should. High blood pressure. Often called the silent killer, high blood pressure rarely causes obvious symptoms, yet it’s one of the biggest risk factors for stroke and brain haemorrhage. What’s more, it’s increasingly becoming an issue not just for adults, but for children too, as rising obesity levels and lifestyle changes begin to affect younger generations. To help us unpack this critical conversation, we are joined by Dean Wallace consultant  paediatrician, who will help us unpack: What blood pressure really is, and why it matters to our brain health How high blood pressure quietly strains our blood vessels over time Why young, healthy people are not immune — and why so many go undiagnosed The rise in childhood hypertension, what it means for long-term health, and what families can do about it Simple lifestyle shifts and regular checks that can drastically reduce risk How the Natalie Kate Moss Trust is raising awareness and driving prevention This episode is designed to empower you with knowledge and practical steps — whether you’re looking after your own health, supporting a loved one, or thinking about the wellbeing of the next generation. Enjoying the podcast?  If you found this episode valuable, please share it with a friend or family member who could benefit from it — or even better, share it on your socials and tag @natalie_kate_moss_trust. And don’t forget to subscribe so you never miss an episode. Resources & Links:  💜 Learn more about the Natalie Kate Moss Trust and our mission  https://www.nataliekatemoss.co.uk 🩺 Register for free monthly blood pressure reminders  https://mailchi.mp/nataliekatemoss.co.uk/monthly-reminders ✨ Join the Change Collective  https://www.instagram.com/channel/AbYbVG2Jh08re4Ch/ NHS Live Well  https://www.nhs.uk/live-well/ 💙 Donate to life-saving research: Every £1 makes a huge difference. Just £33.91 pays for one hour of research – that’s one hour closer to improving survival rates and reducing long-term disability for thousands of people. Donate now:  https://www.nataliekatemoss.co.uk/donate 📩 Contact NKMT about supporting the podcast  fiona@nataliekatemoss.co.uk

    43 мин.

  4. 04.12.2025

    Finding Purpose After Loss: How to navigate grief and turning Grief Into Action

    In this powerful and deeply personal episode of the Prevent the Preventable podcast, we pause to acknowledge National Grief Awareness Week and explore the realities of living with loss. Grief is complex, it is messy, and it looks different for everyone. There is no blueprint, no timeline, and no "right" way to move through it — yet it is something we so rarely talk about openly. At the Natalie Kate Moss Trust, we know first-hand the devastation that sudden loss, particularly from a brain haemorrhage, can bring. To help guide this important conversation, Fiona is joined by Grief Expert, Helen Arthur, who will share her expertise and compassion as we walk through five key steps many people experience as they learn to live with grief: Understanding Grief – what grief really is, the different types, and how it affects us emotionally, physically, and mentally. Acknowledging and Accepting the Grief – giving ourselves permission to grieve, without judgement or timeline. Navigating the Everyday Reality of Loss – making sense of the non-linear, messy, day-to-day experience of grief. Living With Grief – learning how to carry grief with us as we move forward in life. Turning Grief Into Action – finding meaning and purpose by honouring the person we’ve lost. This episode offers space for comfort, clarity, and connection. Whether you are currently grieving, supporting someone who is, or simply seeking a deeper understanding of grief, we hope this conversation brings you guidance and a sense of solidarity. Enjoying the podcast? If you found this episode meaningful, please share it with someone who may find comfort in it — or better yet, share it on your socials and tag @natalie_kate_moss_trust. And don’t forget to subscribe so you never miss an episode. Resources & Links:  💜 Learn more about the Natalie Kate Moss Trust and our mission  https://www.nataliekatemoss.co.uk Register for free monthly blood pressure reminders https://mailchi.mp/nataliekatemoss.co.uk/monthly-reminders ✨ Join the Change Collective  https://www.instagram.com/channel/AbYbVG2Jh08re4Ch/ Find out more about Helenhttps://www.askhelen.co.uk/ 💙 Donate to life saving research: Every £1 makes a huge difference. Just £33.91 pays for one hour of research – that’s one hour closer to improving survival rates and reducing long-term disability for thousands of people. Donate now:  https://www.nataliekatemoss.co.uk/donate 📩 Contact NKMT about supporting the podcast  fiona@nataliekatemoss.co.uk

    56 мин.

  5. 20.11.2025

    Food for Thought: Can Diet Help Prevent a Brain Haemorrhage?

    In this episode, we are joined by Nicole Goode, registered nutritionist, asking the question, can diet help prevent a brain haemorrhage? Together, we explore: The links between diet, high blood pressure, and brain haemorrhage riskThe foods that can best support our brain’s blood vesselsCommon diet myths and misconceptions that might actually do more harm than goodPractical, everyday swaps and strategies to make eating for brain health simple and realisticHope you enjoy! Resources & Links: 💌 Stay updated. Save lives. Sign up to our newsletter → https://www.nataliekatemoss.co.uk/sign-up-to-nkmt-newsletter  🎧 Enjoying the podcast? If you found this episode helpful, please share it with someone who might benefit - or better yet, share it on your socials and don’t forget to tag @natalie_kate_moss_trust . And remember to subscribe so you never miss an episode. 💬 Contact NKMT about supporting the podcast: 📧 fiona@nataliekatemoss.co.uk Join the Change Collective  https://www.instagram.com/channel/AbYbVG2Jh08re4Ch/ Register for free monthly blood pressure reminders https://mailchi.mp/nataliekatemoss.co.uk/monthly-reminders 🧠 Learn more about our research: https://www.nataliekatemoss.co.uk/brain-haemorrhage-research  💚 Donate to life-saving research: Every £1 makes a huge difference. Just £33.91 pays for one hour of research, that’s one hour closer to improving survival rates and reducing long-term disability for thousands of people. Donate now. https://www.nataliekatemoss.co.uk/donate  Learn more about Nicole Goode  https://www.nicolegoodehealth.com/ https://www.goodehealth.uk/ Vote for Nicole in the people’s booker prize https://peoplesbookprize.com/2025-2026-collection/?fbclid=IwZnRzaANwSpFleHRuA2FlbQIxMQABHoTCs2RcA-5Fx_5asHoL7lfF1V7qHIoUz9akBHHRfEOB7ynNVKpTV2w60HBp_aem_5xGJ9aGa1O98YBHuCWhsYw About The Natalie Kate Moss Trust: The Natalie Kate Moss Trust was founded in 2012 by the Moss family after the sudden death of Natalie at just 26 years old following an unexpected brain haemorrhage. Determined to turn tragedy into something positive, our mission is to empower people to understand how to prevent lifestyle-related brain haemorrhages, while funding groundbreaking research to treat them when they do occur. In partnership with The University of Manchester, we’re supporting life-saving research into haemorrhagic stroke — working towards a future where more lives are saved, and more families are spared.

    1 ч. 4 мин.

  6. 06.11.2025

    Can you fully recover from a brain haemorrhage? What Recovery and Rebuilding Life Really Looks Like

    In this episode we are joined by Dominic Cassidy who is generously sharing his story of his recovery after his brain haemorrhage. And alongside him, we’ll hear from Claire Needham, from Brain Kind, the UK’s leading charity in helping people to thrive after a brain injury by providing innovative rehabilitation and ongoing support to ensure life after brain injury can be a life well lived.  Today, we will be covering: What challenges survivors face The emotional toll of returning to work or managing family life post-injury The importance of redefining purpose and identity after something so life-altering What support is available post brain haemorrhage  And what the pathway to recovery can look like This conversation helps us better understand the challenges individuals (and their loved ones) face after a brain haemorrhage, so that we can explore how we can support them better. Enjoying the podcast? If you found this episode helpful, please share it with someone who might benefit - or better yet, share it on your socials and don’t forget to tag @natalie_kate_moss_trust .  And remember to subscribe so you never miss an episode. Resources & Links: Learn more about Brain Kind https://brainkind.org/ Learn more about the research being done at the University of Manchester https://www.nataliekatemoss.co.uk/brain-haemorrhage-research Contact NKMT about supporting the podcast  fiona@nataliekatemoss.co.uk Donate to life saving research: Every £1 makes a huge difference. Just £33.91 pays for one hour of research, that’s one hour closer to improving survival rates and reducing long-term disability for thousands of people. Donate now.  https://www.nataliekatemoss.co.uk/donate Join the Change Collective  https://www.instagram.com/channel/AbYbVG2Jh08re4Ch/

    56 мин.

  7. 23.10.2025

    What role will AI play in improving treatment for brain haemorrhage patients?

    In this episode, we explore how artificial intelligence could transform the way we diagnose and treat brain haemorrhage patients. We are joined by Olivia Murray, researcher at The University of Manchester, whose work looks at how cutting-edge technologies like AI can be harnessed to improve patient outcomes in the most critical moments after a brain haemorrhage. Together, we discuss: What are some of the most promising ways AI could help improve diagnosis and patient care in the critical early hours after a brain haemorrhage? The opportunities and challenges that come with integrating AI into healthcare What the future could look like for AI in transforming treatment and recovery for patients This conversation opens up an exciting window into how technology might revolutionise healthcare – and why this could be a game-changer for brain haemorrhage survival and recovery. Enjoying the podcast? If you found this episode helpful, please share it with someone who might benefit, or better yet, share it on your socials and don’t forget to tag @natalie_kate_moss_trust. And remember to subscribe so you never miss an episode. Resources & Links: Learn more about the research being done at the University of Manchester  https://www.nataliekatemoss.co.uk/brain-haemorrhage-research Register for free monthly blood pressure reminders https://mailchi.mp/nataliekatemoss.co.uk/monthly-reminders Contact NKMT about supporting the podcast  fiona@nataliekatemoss.co.uk Donate to life saving research: Every £1 makes a huge difference. Just £33.91 pays for one hour of research – that’s one hour closer to improving survival rates and reducing long-term disability for thousands of people. Donate now: https://www.nataliekatemoss.co.uk/donate Join the Change Collective  https://www.instagram.com/channel/AbYbVG2Jh08re4Ch/

    52 мин.

  8. 09.10.2025

    What happens in those first few hours after a brain haemorrhage? And why they are so critically important.

    In this episode, we ask, what happens in those first few hours after a brain haemorrhage? And why are they so critically important? We are joined by Chris Ashton, former paramedic, Ambulance Officer and lecturer on acute stroke management and rehabilitation. Chris has Co-chaired the national prehospital stroke group as a Specialist Paramedic for NHS England and has previously supported as an author for the update of the national Joint Royal Colleges Ambulance Liaison committee stroke guidelines and sits on many national panels including prehospital video triage and thrombectomy just to name a few.  In recent years Chris has supported the Sentinel Stroke National Audit Programme team as a national quality improvement facilitator with a strong focus on clinical ‘Pre-Hospital Care’ whilst also presenting some of his work at both the European Stroke conference and the UK stroke forum  conference.  Together, we explore: Why is time so important when it comes to getting a brain haemorrhage treated and what is the golden window? What are the 4 critical stages before a patient arrives at hospital with a potential brain haemorrhage? What are common issues delaying people getting to hospital? What are the opportunities to get people to hospital quicker?  What role does the public play in getting some treated quicker? This conversation helps us better understand what we can do to improve the chances of someone surviving a brain haemorrhage. Enjoying the podcast? If you found this episode helpful, please share it with someone who might benefit - or better yet, share it on your socials and don’t forget to tag @natalie_kate_moss_trust .  And remember to subscribe so you never miss an episode. Resources & Links:  Learn more about the research being done at the University of Manchester https://www.nataliekatemoss.co.uk/brain-haemorrhage-research Register for free monthly blood pressure reminders https://mailchi.mp/nataliekatemoss.co.uk/monthly-reminders Contact NKMT about supporting the podcast  fiona@nataliekatemoss.co.uk Donate to life saving research: Every £1 makes a huge difference. Just £33.91 pays for one hour of research, that’s one hour closer to improving survival rates and reducing long-term disability for thousands of people. Donate now. https://www.nataliekatemoss.co.uk/donate Join the Change Collective  https://www.instagram.com/channel/AbYbVG2Jh08re4Ch/

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Welcome to the ‘Prevent the Preventable’ podcast, where we break the silence surrounding brain hemorrhages and bring this critical issue to the forefront. In this podcast, we’ll share powerful real-life stories from those affected by brain hemorrhages, dive into the groundbreaking research that’s paving the way for lifesaving treatments, and, most importantly, inspire and educate you—the listener—on the small lifestyle changes that can make a big difference in your health and potentially Prevent the Preventable.

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    The Natalie Kate Moss Trust
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    2024 - 2026
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