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It was good to return to Blackpool to re-run this event due to high demand for places two month's earlier. It received very positive and kind feedback, some of that provided immediately after the event can be found here.
If you would like to make your own/further comment about the day, please do so below. Thank you for attending and for your time.
3 Comments
Daniel
12/17/2018 09:13:18 am
The session was very good and well presented and was very brave to talk about personal experiences to strangers. This shows that there is an awareness of mental health issues among people and stigma is being reduced. A very interesting session and gave a great knowledge on disassociation and how it affects people.
Julie Anne
12/17/2018 12:07:43 pm
Thank you very much, Daniel. I'm very happy you found it interesting and feel so positive about it.
Zahra
1/10/2019 05:44:36 am
Thank you for a great session Julie, very informative and well presented. I didn't know very much about dissociation, so listening to your firsthand experience has allowed me to begin to understand how difficult it must be to experience dissociation. I work with many individuals suffering from trauma-related MH issues, so I'm hoping to use what I've learnt to find ways to work with them better. Leave a Reply. |
AuthorJulie Anne is a Mental Health Speaker specialising in Trauma/PTSD. She writes and delivers CPD accredited workshops and is also a registered Nutritional and Lifestyle Therapist (Ayurveda) available to provide dietary guidance to maintain wellbeing, prevent illness and remedy various physical and mental health conditions. The blog on this topic gives free dietary and health tips and advice for treating ailments and staying healthy naturally. Here you can listen to a brief explanation,"What is Ayurveda?" Earlier sessions
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