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In this episode I talk with my old friend Kara Thornhill. Kara is a passionate mental health advocate who recently started her own Mental Health support service called Maverick Supports. We chat about a whole range of things including living with her own mental health conditions, recently being diagnosed with ADHD and losing friends because of our mental health. We also talk about why she started Maverick Supports an just how she hopes to change the game when supporting good mental health.

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In this episode I have a great chat with Tracey Kelly. Tracey is a mother, animal lover, published author, certified journal therapy coach, and a qualified personal trainer who is passionate about family, food, fitness and wellbeing. Tracey talks to me about her own experiences managing her mental health after a serious episode a few years ago when a number of things overwhelmed her all at once and how that has inspired her books, Running Thoughts and When The Magic's Gone but also how it has inspired her to help others.

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This is a bit of a different episode for us here at How You Going Mate?. I recently recorded an episode of Conversationa that matter on SWR 99.9 fm with Matthew Newcombe. Matthew hosts a radio show that focuses on converstions about grief and mental health. Matthew started his show in the aftermath of his brothers death and is trying to normalise converstions about grief and grieving.

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In this episode I talk with Sandra Lynn. Sandra is a Mum and mental health advocate who lost a son to suicide. Sandra has turned that tradgedy into a real positive through her work with the Talk2MeBro organisation. In this episode we talk about mental health, ice baths, breath work and the importance of reaching out to your mates.

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In this episode I chat with Tegan Pratt about grief and loss. Tegan is a mother of 4 who has had 2 of her children pass away. In this episode Tegan shares her experience of losing children, the effects it has on your family, your relationships and most importantly you. Tegan's story is also a story of love, strength, resilliance and how we can make sure the people we lose are always remembered. Tegan also gives us some fantastic advice on how we can support the people we love through their grief and recognising someone else's pain. This really is an amazing and inspiring episode and a must listen for anyone who has lost someone.

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Get ready for this one my friends. In this episode I talk to Adam Bennett. Adam is a traveller, adventurer, meditaion practitioner, juggler, jack of all trades and renaissance man. Adam brings an infectious energy to our conversation where he talks about everything from the many jobs he has had, the many places he's lived, the many people he has helped and ,of course, the time he travelled hundreds of kilometres to meet a girl to learn juggling. This really is a must listen episode.

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