This Can Happen Podcast
This Can Happen have been empowering workplace mental wellbeing since 2017.
We understand, educate, support and measure wellbeing in the workplace. The This Can Happen podcast is a series of conversations with changemakers and thought leaders within workplace mental wellbeing.
Episodes
20 episodes
Neurodiversity - In Conversation with Hannah Longman, Deutsche Bank
We have just launched 2024's This Can Happen Awards and in celebration I was delighted to speak to Hannah Longman from Deutsche Bank about being the Grand Prix Award Winner last year for all her fantastic work in the area of neurodiversity.&nbs...
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26:42
Hate crimes and BIPOC mental health. In conversation with Bhavik Shah
Ahead of This Can Happen's US online conference, I had the pleasure of chatting to Bhavik Shah on the topic of hate crimes and BIPOC mental health. This is such an important conversation to share.
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25:35
OCD Awareness with Sean Fletcher
I was delighted to talk to broadcaster Sean Fletcher about his experiences and understanding of OCD. Known for programmes such as Britain's Secret War Babies, Countryfile, Panorama and of course ITV's Good Morning Britain, Sean is a menta...
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46:35
World Mental Health Day Special: What does World Mental Health Day Mean to You?
To launch the second series of the This Can Happen podcast, Zoe Sinclair was in conversation with 4 of our wonderful Ambassadors - Anita Guru, James Lindsay, Jack Ellis and Miki Demeter. This really was an inspiring conversation to ...
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Season 2
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Episode 1
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40:52
Amy Gallo - how situations and people in the workplace can impact our mental wellbeing
Ahead of our North America conference, I was delighted to speak to Amy Gallo who has recently published a book called Getting Along, how to work with anyone (even difficult people.) An element of this book that was so interesting was the ...
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Season 1
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Episode 14
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32:38
Kris Hall from The Burnt Chef Project - mental health in the hospitality industry and what we can all learn
I was delighted to talk to Kris Hall for our next podcast. His personal experience has led him to be a pioneer of mental health in the hospitality industry. From deadlines to manufacturing and from unsociable hours to manual work, t...
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Season 1
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Episode 13
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32:38
Joe Bellman on Grief - 22 year old spoken word artist and podcaster
Joe Bellman is an extraordinary person who wowed the audience at This Can Happen 2022 with his ' spoken word' performance. This podcast allows us to uncover a little bit more about him and understand further about the role grief has playe...
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Season 1
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Episode 13
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30:04
Dave Seglins - Journalist and Wellbeing Champion at CBC News, Canada
Dave Seglins is a Senior Journalist for CBC and advocate for wellbeing in newsrooms. Dave has recently been part of the first ever national study of mental health among Canadian journalists and media workers. It is showing alarming ...
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Season 1
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Episode 12
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34:34
Mental Health Awareness Week Special - Loneliness with Robin Hewings from the Campaign to End Loneliness
This Can Happen is delighted to be in conversation with Robin Hewings, the Programme Director of the Campaign to End Loneliness. His knowledge and expertise in this area is second to none and the conversation covered many facets of loneli...
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Season 1
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Episode 11
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26:18
Talking Burnout with Clare Josa
As many of you know, the month of April is Stress Awareness Month so I was delighted to be joined by Clare Josa who has just published a Burnout Research Study. Today Clare is going to share her fascinating findings which are essential fo...
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Season 1
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Episode 10
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26:22
Children's Mental Health Week Special - Victoria Wright
We welcome Victoria Wright to our podcast this week. She was the Grand Prix winner at the This Can Happen Awards 2021. Together with her husband Matthew, she set up Riders Minds in 2019, an online bespoke resource dedicated to supporting ...
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Season 1
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Episode 9
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24:01
Andy McAleese, Pacific Life Re - winner of the Inspiring Senior Leader of the Year Award at This Can Happen Awards 2021
As we launch the This Can Happen 2022 Awards I was fortunate to sit down with Andy McAleese from Pacific Life Re to understand how one management meeting changed the course of his mental health which ultimately led to him winning Inspiring Lead...
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Season 1
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Episode 8
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28:57
Nicky Campbell, Broadcaster and Writer
This session comes to you unedited from the This Can Happen 2021 conference this year. We were absolutely delighted to have the opportunity to speak to writer and broadcaster Nicky Campbell who talked openly and honestly about his adoptio...
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Season 1
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Episode 7
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41:54
Sarah Le Brocq
From the feedback from the obesity and mental health session that we held at the 2020 This Can Happen workplace mental health conference we needed to delve more into this subject. I am delighted to welcome back Sarah Le Brocq who is the d...
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Season 1
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Episode 6
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25:55
World Mental Health Day Special - Jonny Benjamin MBE, Louisa Rose and Katie Legg
To mark World Mental Health Day, This Can Happen has teamed up with our charity partners Mental Health UK and Beyond to bring a great podcast. We were delighted to chat with Jonny Benjamin and Louisa Rose from Beyond and Katie Legg from M...
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Season 1
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Episode 5
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41:58
Emily Hamilton
In today’s podcast, we welcome the inspiring Emily Hamilton. Not only is she a This Can Happen Ambassador but a role model at her workplace, RS Components, and within the Trans community. Emily’s aim is to bring a greater unde...
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Season 1
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Episode 4
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41:38
Gavin Alexander
'I felt comfortable enough to come out as bisexual when I was 16. I didn’t feel comfortable enough to come out as suffering from depression until I was 30.'Gavin Alexander is based in Massachusetts, USA. He graduated from law scho...
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Season 1
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Episode 3
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38:21
Josh Krichefski
Josh Krichefski is Global COO and EMEA CEO at Mediacom. He is a strong supporter of a mentally healthy workplace which comes from his own personal experience. He is a global thought leader on the subject and is now campaigning for mental ...
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Season 1
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Episode 2
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