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Being Humanly

Being Humanly

Disability and Health     Social enterprise Humanly discusses the challenges and opportunities that disability support services have as they understand what it takes to shift their organisation closer towards sustainable person-directed practice. Enjoy this six-episode podcast series and hear the story of some inspiring work that has been gaining momentum and gathering followers since it began transforming lives by transforming service in October 2020. Episodes and More
  
Break the Chain

Break the Chain

Disability and Health     English What would it feel like to be free? Do you try to make changes in your life but constantly slip back into your old ways? On Break The Chain Podcast, James Dear interviews some of the greatest, relatable, and compassionate minds; talking about breaking all varieties of bad habits and how to actually live a joyful and fulfilling life. Listen now to free yourself from the shackles of the mind. Episodes and More
  
Fighting Stigma

Fighting Stigma

Disability and Health     English Sit down with Vanessa every week to unpack some of the day to day challenges of living with mental illness and explore strategies for facing them with grace, humour and knowledge. Episodes and More
  
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