@acp-uk.bsky.socialNew When Work Hurts episode: Dr Momotaj Islam, clinical psychologist and author of Coping with Menopause, talks to Dr Paula Redmond about brain fog at work, professional identity and self-compassion.
Just in time for #WorldMenopauseDay
@acp-uk.bsky.socialFrom the archive: Dr Yvonne Waft, clinical psychologist, EMDR consultant and author of Coping with Trauma, talks to Dr Paula Redmond about 'wounded healers', trauma in healthcare workplaces and how we sustain ourselves.
@acp-uk.bsky.social'Probably the most powerful thing that my profession taught me.'
Dr Sarah Swan on how the ‘noticing self’ from ACT helped her through breast cancer, even when she was 'fully in' her feelings.
Full episode: zurl.co/AI9jD
@acp-uk.bsky.socialTwo weeks after resigning from the NHS, Dr Sarah Swan was diagnosed with breast cancer. She tells Dr Paula Redmond about the timing, and why a two-hour commute alone with her thoughts was suddenly impossible.
Full episode: zurl.co/rvu4Y
@acp-uk.bsky.socialNew When Work Hurts episode: Dr Sarah Swan, consultant clinical psychologist, talks to Dr Paula Redmond about breast cancer, work and self-disclosure, and why the emotional impact can hit hardest after treatment ends.
Listen: zurl.co/uVFcn
@acp-uk.bsky.socialSeason 8 of When Work Hurts, Dr Paula Redmond's brilliant podcast, is on its way from ACP-UK.
Clinical psychologists on coping with breast cancer, trauma, menopause, endometriosis, bereavement and psoriasis, and what it means for work.
Trailer: zurl.co/FtZuV