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The Well-Being Show Episode 151 Conroy Harris and Adam Bloomberg A Band of Brothers

A Band of Brothers

Episode 142

Conroy Harris CEO of A Band of Brothers who provide works with young men involved in the criminal justice system. Providing them with the support they need to make the transition to an adulthood free of crime, and filled with a sense of belonging, connection and purpose.
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The Well-Being Show Episode 150 Jim Coulson, Marketing Expert - Dad La Soul

Dad La Soul

Episode 142

Fatherhood doesn’t come with a rule-book and, as some of the 6 million dads with school-aged children in the UK, we know from personal experience, how difficult and lonely ‘Dadulthood’ can be. We become trapped in very small social circles, with little support and it can feel like society has set us up for failure because we are useless buffoons that are nothing but fumbling and glorified babysitters.
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Noel Mcdermott's well-being show Jon Salmon

Mental Health Campaigner

Episode 142

Jon Salmon is an award-winning video executive producer, a digital pioneer and co-founder of branded entertainment agency Byte Entertainment. Jon lost his father to suicide as a teenager. After starting his first job Jon was sectioned and admitted to hospital with stress and depression. Luckily, Jon was able to get the right help and returned to work a year later. However, Jon decided not to tell anyone about his illness for nearly 20 years due to the stigma and affect it would have on his career and friendships.
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