Small Talk, Big Change

Mental Health Foundation in Scotland

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Small Talk, Big Change is a podcast series from Mental Health Foundation in Scotland, exploring what it takes to create a society where children and families can truly thrive.

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Race & Microaggressions Part 2

In the second of a 2-part episode, presenter Ravideep Kaur explores the challenges faced by refugee, asylum seeker, and migrant families in accessing healthcare and raising children in a new culture. In this episode, she focuses on the challenges of language barriers and parenting in an unfamiliar culture You will hear the additional voices of Amma Birth Companions mothers and CEO Maree Aldam, Maryhill Integration Network parent Nyla and Dad Rock's father Regan. If you have been affected by any of the issues discussed in this episode, visit ⁠mentalhealth.org.uk/gethelp⁠.

18 min
25 JUIL.

Race & Microaggressions Part 1

In the first of a 2-part episode, presenter Ravideep Kaur explores the challenges faced by refugee, asylum seeker, and migrant families in accessing healthcare and raising children in a new culture. In this episode, she focuses on the impact of racism and microaggressions on families accessing services. You will hear the additional voices of Amma Birth Companions mothers and CEO Maree Aldam, Maryhill Integration Network parent Nyla and Dad Rock's father Regan. If you have been affected by any of the issues discussed in this episode, visit ⁠mentalhealth.org.uk/gethelp⁠.

26 min
18 JUIL.

Schools

Presenter Tim Street explores what young people need to better support their mental health at home and in school. You will hear the additional voices of Teacher Kerry Russell, librarian and parent Jane and student Natasha and ex-headteacher, and Head of Service for SAMH (Scottish Action for Mental Health) Billy Burke. If you have been affected by any of the issues discussed in this episode, visit ⁠mentalhealth.org.uk/gethelp⁠.

21 min
4 JUIL.

Co-regulation & Parenting

In today's episode, we're going to explore the topic of parental mental health and co-regulation with insights from parents, organisations and charities MindMosaic Child and Family Therapy, and Dad's Rock and children's mental health expert Laura Earnshaw. This is a crucial area that affects every family, yet it's one that's often overlooked or misunderstood. We'll be diving deep into the challenges parents face, the impact of stress on both parents and children, and most importantly, the strategies and support systems that can make a real difference. For more information and to find support, visit the Mental Health Foundation website - ⁠mentalhealth.org.uk

25 min
28 JUIN

Together to Thrive (No Music)

**This version of Small Talk, Big Change called Together to Thrive contains no music or sound design** In this episode of Small Talk Big Change, we explore the complex and often misunderstood topic of neurodiversity and the challenges faced by families navigating long waiting times for Child and Adolescent Mental Health Services, or CAMHS. The episode will explore an innovative task-sharing approach being pioneered in Dundee, Scotland, called Together to Thrive with insight from Dr. Johnny Graham, a consultant child and adolescent psychiatrist in NHS Tayside, Jacqui Paton and Keren Hadden from NHS CAMHS in Dundee, children’s mental health expert Laura Earnshaw and Louise, one of the parents who has received support through Together To Thrive. You’ll hear how this groundbreaking project aims to redirect specialist mental health support to community-based organisations, providing much-needed help to families who would otherwise be left waiting and struggling. For more information about Together To Thrive and to find support, visit the Mental Health Foundation website - ⁠mentalhealth.org.uk

15 min
27 JUIN

Arts & Mental Health

In this episode, we dive into the importance of play and creativity beyond the early years. Our society often associates play and creativity with young children, but what impact does play have as children grow older? How can engaging in the arts impact mental health and wellbeing? To explore these questions, we've gathered a panel of experts from various organisations dedicated to supporting children and young people through the arts. Joining us are Lou Brodie from Imaginate, Corah Ambrose from The Teapot Trust, Eleni Daskalaki-Denman, a Family Support Worker at Playful Minds Dundee, and Kai Peacock from Rolled Up Productions. For more information on the Mental Health Foundation, visit www.mentalhealth.org.uk

49 min
20 JUIN

Together to Thrive

In this episode of Small Talk Big Change, we explore the complex and often misunderstood topic of neurodiversity and the challenges faced by families navigating long waiting times for Child and Adolescent Mental Health Services, or CAMHS. The episode will explore an innovative task-sharing approach being pioneered in Dundee, Scotland, called Together to Thrive with insight from Dr. Johnny Graham, a consultant child and adolescent psychiatrist in NHS Tayside, Jacqui Paton and Keren Hadden from NHS CAMHS in Dundee, children’s mental health expert Laura Earnshaw and Louise, one of the parents who has received support through Together To Thrive. You’ll hear how this groundbreaking project aims to redirect specialist mental health support to community-based organisations, providing much-needed help to families who would otherwise be left waiting and struggling. For more information about Together To Thrive and to find support, visit the Mental Health Foundation website - mentalhealth.org.uk

16 min
13 JUIN

The 'village'

In this episode of Small Talk, Big Change, we explore the crucial role of "the village" in supporting mothers during the perinatal period. Through stories from young parents' support base at Smithycroft Secondary School and Amma Birth Companions, and Childrens Mental Health Expert Laura Earnshaw, we delve into the impact of stigma, isolation, and mental health challenges. The episode highlights the importance of peer support in addressing these issues and introduces the Mental Health Foundation's Small Talk framework, which aims to support practitioners in delivering inclusive peer support to parents during this critical time. For full information on the Small Talk Framework and support, find more information through the Mental Health Foundation website - mentalheath.org.uk

21 min
11 JUIN

TRAILER: Small Talk, Big Change

Small Talk, Big Change is a new podcast series from Mental Health Foundation in Scotland, exploring what it takes to create a society where children and families can truly thrive. We'll discover how early intervention and support can help prevent mental health problems from developing later in life.

1 min

11 JUIN

TRAILER: Small Talk, Big Change

Small Talk, Big Change is a new podcast series from Mental Health Foundation in Scotland, exploring what it takes to create a society where children and families can truly thrive. We'll discover how early intervention and support can help prevent mental health problems from developing later in life.

11 juin

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1 min

Small Talk, Big Change is a podcast series from Mental Health Foundation in Scotland, exploring what it takes to create a society where children and families can truly thrive.

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Mental Health Foundation in Scotland
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2 k
Épisodes

9
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Small Talk, Big Change

Small Talk, Big Change

Épisodes

Race & Microaggressions Part 2

Race & Microaggressions Part 1

Schools

Co-regulation & Parenting

Together to Thrive (No Music)

Arts & Mental Health

Together to Thrive

The 'village'

TRAILER: Small Talk, Big Change

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TRAILER: Small Talk, Big Change

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