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Unapologetic Thoughts

Unapologetic Thoughts

By: connell scholar
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This podcast will be touching upon issues that are going on in the world mainly surrounding mental health issues amongst other topics.



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Copyright connell scholar Hygiene & Healthy Living Psychology Psychology & Mental Health
Episodes
  • Henry Bowen- the transition to mainstream, music & Autism

    Henry Bowen- the transition to mainstream, music & Autism
    Nov 27 2023

    i'm joined by a brilliant young lad Henry Bowen who’s bucked the trend by transitioning from a SEN school to a mainstream school and he speaks about what this was like and the support he’s received from support staff.


    Henry speaks about how he used music as a way to express and write about his feelings, he used it as therapy and even writing his own album.


    Henry speaks about his Autism and how it’s like a super power for him.


    a great listen from an inspirational young lad

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    31 mins
  • Mental Health Month-Charlie-the Importance Of Acceptance!

    Mental Health Month-Charlie-the Importance Of Acceptance!
    May 29 2023
    This episode I was joined by an inspirational young lad by the name of Charlie Frost and he’s an ambassador for the Multi Schools Council but also a brilliant artist.

    Charlie spoke to me about his Tourette’s diagnosis and how there needs to be more awareness and acceptance.

    As we were talking about the importance of awareness month, it was brilliant as both Tourette’s and Mental Health month both coincided with each other.

    Charlie spoke about his Autism and his message is that “he embraces being different because it makes him who he is”

    Charlie spoke to me about some of his brilliant hobbies and interests such as how he got into drawing as a way to help him regulate and keep him calm.

    Charlie spoke about his Pokémon interests and although I knew nothing about Pokémon i was glad he felt comfortable talking about this with me.

    Charlie spoke to me about being the leader of the ADHD group for the MSC and this is something he is looking forward to doing.

    A bit soon I will be releasing a separate clip of what Charlie said which I think is important for you all to hear.

    This is a great listen and I enjoyed recording the episode with a great young lad.

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    14 mins
  • Mental Health Month-TheAspieWorld-The Journey to diagnosis

    Mental Health Month-TheAspieWorld-The Journey to diagnosis
    May 25 2023
    For this episode i was joined by Daniel Jones better known as TheAspieWorld who has over 238k subscribers on Yotube for doing videos as a help guide for those who are Autistic.

    Daniel spoke in depth about the diagnosis he got of Aspergers (as it was called at the time) and it finally made sense as to why he had those quirks and with the way he acted.

    He spoke also about the Youtube Channell he started and how he didn't expect to get this amount of people viewing his videos, Daniel has now become one of the pioneers of the Autism community.

    Daniel spoke about his childhood, what school was like and how he's now raising a little family, Daniel did also speak about what it's like to be a parent and Autistic which was an interesting insight for someone like myself wanting to have a little family of my own in future.

    i throughly enjoyed doing this episode and i hope for those that watch his content that it gives a more hollistic side to him

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    30 mins
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