When Life Gives You Lemons

Citizens Advice North Lancashire
When Life Gives You Lemons

Should I write a will? What is 'power of attorney'? Who will help me if I become ill? For life advice, check out When Life Gives You Lemons, a podcast created for you whoever you are! Hosted by Joanna Young, Chief Executive of Citizens Advice North Lancashire and the Reverend Ian Dewar, Lead Chaplain for the University Hospitals of Morecambe Bay NHS Foundation Trust, they'll guide you through the challenges life throws at us all. If you've ever found yourself asking 'why don't I know this stuff?' then this is the podcast for you.

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  1. 1月20日

    Joanna and Frank

    Episode 3. Joanna and Frank As well as co-hosting When Life Gives You Lemons as Chief Executive of Citizens Advice North Lancashire, Joanna Young is also a proud older sister. With ten studio albums to his credit and a reputation for constantly touring, punk-folk singer Frank Turner is her little brother! He’s written songs and spoken widely about mental health including his own challenges. He’s also lost two close friends to suicide. But as anambassador for CALM, the Campaign Against Living Miserably, he’s keen to discuss the issue to highlight the support that does exist. Joanna spoke to Frank who’s currently in the U.S. for this edition. He’s due to play a special benefit gig in Lancaster in spring - look out for more details on our social media channels. WARNING: This edition includes references to suicide and self-harm. If you or someone you know needs urgent mental health support call 0800 0130710. https://frank-turner.com/ Show notes: 1 min 43 second Frank’s involvement with CALM https://www.thecalmzone.net/frank-turner-talks-to-calm 4 mins How Frank’s mental health changed 6 mins Joanna asks how the music industry has affected his health. 9 mins Joanna and Frank consider how life affects mental health. 11 mins Frank explains how it struck him that being sent away to boarding school at a young age had a profound effect on his outlook on life. 12 mins 30 seconds Writing to Joanna begging for blank tapes! 15 mins 20” Losing close friend Josh. 25 mins Losing close friend Scott whose family began a support network in his name https://tinychanges.com/what-we-do/ 28 mins The pressure of social media scrutiny. 32 mins Fame isn’t real. 35 mins Writing songs about personal family life. 39 mins How much do we know about our brains and Frank’s decision to seek help with his mental health. 42 mins How support has helped and why he’s keen to share his experiences. 45 mins Reacting to praise for his work by fans who say it has helped them with life’s challenges. 47 mins Inspired to run thanks to Frank’s music 49 mins Why he believes physical activity can help lift mood.

    53 分钟
  2. 1月20日

    Help Is Close

    Episode 2: Help Is Close Knowing how to find help when it comes to mental health and well being can be a challenge. In this edition of When Life Gives You Lemons hosts Joanna Young and the Rev Ian Dewar hear about Help Is Close, a Lancaster district-wide, mental health support campaign aimed at all ages. As well as organisations offering practical help it also lists groups who may help when it comes to maintaining good mental health - sports and social clubs, activity groups and more. In this edition we hear from Sarah Baines who’s leading the project. We also hear from Amy, Westmorland General Hospital’s Lead Chaplain who also works in the area’s mental health facilities, and in more detail from Ian who explains how in the NHS chaplains make a difference. Watch out for the Help Is Close posters, postcards and bags as well as the the Lancaster District Directory - https://directory.lancastercvs.org.uk / WARNING: This edition includes references to suicide. If you or someone you know needs urgent mental health support call 0800 0130710. Show notes: 2 mins Lancaster’s mental health history 3 mins Introducing Sarah Baines from Help Is Close 5 mins Where the idea for Help Is Close came from. 7 mins The extent of support on offer including a dedicated number to help. 0800 0130710 8 mins Pubs, hairdressers, schools and other locations have been targeted to share help. 12 mins How being connected can help improve mental health. 17 mins Why there’s no shame in asking for help. 20 mins How connections around the Bay are making a difference. 22 mins Joanna thinks Ian has a tough job! 23 mins Meet Rev Amy Bland, Site Lead Chaplain for Westmorland General who also supports The Orchard mental health ward in Lancaster. 28 mins Hearing how playing games or getting a brew helps when it comes to keeping mental health well. 28 “Do you get paid for playing Rummikub…?!”

    32 分钟
  3. 1月20日

    Brew Monday

    Episode 1. Brew Monday Feeling down or having low mood doesn’t just happen on Mondays in January. Our mental health can be tested at any time during the year. In this edition of When Life Gives You Lemons hosts Joanna Young and the Rev Ian Dewar hear more about what mental health actually means. Gemma Wright, Practice Development Nurse and Professional Nurse Advocate for the Bay area, works for Lancashire and South Cumbria Foundation Trust and offers an insight into mental health services as well as five practical tips for better mental health. We’re also joined by members of Citizens Advice North Lancashire’s specialist mental health team. Dave, Maria and Gully tell us more about the wide variety of people who come for help and reveal how they’ve managed to get debt worth £1.2m written off in less than a year. This edition is one of a mini-series of three we’ve produced for you covering the subject of mental health. Check out Help is Close and Joanna’s conversation with her musician brother Frank who has written about his own experiences of mental health. Also Gemma features in this podcast produced for The Bay HealthFestivals: https://open.spotify.com/episode/4dewNRq62babaJtTQH95CP?si=r7LSdIgDStuf-UGUjQprIw If you live in Furness you may also enjoy this Bay Health Festival podcast about Mind In Furness who are developing an allotment on Walney as part of a scheme to promote better mental health: https://open.spotify.com/episode/42LkhcWY2QnR79e1e7w09D?si=MpsddT9jQZSu5qP-gYSmqw If you or someone you know needs urgent mental health support call 0800 0130710. Show notes: 1 min 55” Is this podcast for me? 4 mins Meet Gemma Wright 6 mins How do mental health staff look after themselves? 11 mins The five steps to mental wellbeing 15 mins Meet Citizens Advice North Lancashire Mental Health Matters team: https://www.northlancashirecab.org.uk/news/where-can-i-get- help-with-my-mental-health 19 mins How patience pays off, we hear how one client managed to find a new lease of life after months of support. 33 mins Joanna and Ian consider how the Bay area has a wide range of support on offer.

    35 分钟

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Should I write a will? What is 'power of attorney'? Who will help me if I become ill? For life advice, check out When Life Gives You Lemons, a podcast created for you whoever you are! Hosted by Joanna Young, Chief Executive of Citizens Advice North Lancashire and the Reverend Ian Dewar, Lead Chaplain for the University Hospitals of Morecambe Bay NHS Foundation Trust, they'll guide you through the challenges life throws at us all. If you've ever found yourself asking 'why don't I know this stuff?' then this is the podcast for you.

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