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The Locked up Living Podcast: Surviving and thriving in prisons and other challenging environments

Podcasters David Jones & Dr Naomi Murphy

Can institutional culture challenge your mental health? What if your job makes you feel shame, sadness, grief, disgust and fear? What if you are expected not to feel? Or you are expected to be relentlessly competitive? What it’s like to live or work in a prison? Does working with people who commit murder, child abuse and rape affect people who work in prisons and the wider criminal justice system? How do people survive and thrive when facing significant challenges to our emotional health over a

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161. Gael Cochrane and David Russell: Can Restorative...

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2023/08/23

See show highlights below. David Russell is Community Safety & Justice Manager at Midlothian Council and the lead for the development of Restorative Justice. Prior to this he was a senior practitioner with Barnardo's specialising in work with children and young people with harmful sexual behaviour and / or who had experienced sexual abuse or exploitation. David has extensive experience in providing assessments and interventions for vulnerable children, adolescents and adults within the field

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158. Tamara Cherry: Ethical journalism and Trauma

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2023/08/16

Welcome back to Locked Up Living Podcast, Today we are joined by Tamara Cherry, who's a trauma researcher, author, and communications consultant who spent the bulk of her career as an award-winning crime reporter in some of Canada's largest newsrooms, including the Toronto Star, the Toronto Sun, and CTV News Toronto. In 2019, she left journalism to launch Pick Up Communications, a public relations firm that supports trauma survivors and relevant stakeholders. She is also the author of the Trauma

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159 Jan Rosenthal:How does a career in elite sport...

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2023/08/16

It is not often that we get to talk to an elite sportsperson (Tanni Grey Thompson excepted) but Jan Rosenthal, midfield giant from the German League talks about his life on the field, the culture enveloping elite and yound players and the challenges of an empty life after retirement or career failure. Jan talks about his own work in helping players and others in making these adjustments. Jan is also notable for being a rare example of an outfield player in a major league, saving a penalty. He didn't

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52:10

157 Jens Binder: Causes and Consequences of online...

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2023/08/09

Jens is a psychologist working in collaboration with HMPPS to understand online radicalisation. 'One of the more sobering findings is the prevalence of mental health issues (in the widest sense) among those labelled as radicalised extremists. Prevalence is quite high, and it is highest among those who got radicalised through online influences. And, as many have expected, autism spectrum condition is at the top of the list, but is by no means the only entry.' Jens is Associate Professor of

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156. Eyal Press: What’s the cost of Dirty Work?

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2023/08/09

Eyal has spent his life thinking about the kind of dilemma we mostly seek to avoid. What is it like to work in a prison or a meat packing plant? How does this affect the way you relate to others? https://us.macmillan.com/books/9780374140182/dirtywork https://www.nytimes.com/2021/08/17/books/review/dirty-work-eyal-press.html https://www.nytimes.com/2023/07/16/podcasts/the-daily/the-sunday-read-the-moral-crisis-of-americas-doctors.html Eyal Press is a writer and journalist who contributes to The New

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154. Dr Peter Duffy.Whistleblowing and retaliation in...

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2023/08/02

Peter Duffy is a very honest and straight talking man. Since this conversation he has retired from his job in the Isle of Man and the NHS. What a tragic loss. But this, often painful, conversation, tells why he thinks now is the time. Dr Peter Duffy is a consultant Urological surgeon. He was lead clinician of the department in Morecambe Bay Trust from 2003 and in about 2008 they won a major national award for the quality and efficiency of this speciality service. He began to be concerned about the

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155. Leah Dawang. What is the Safe & Sound Protocol?

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2023/08/02

Leah Dawang serves as Unyte’s Partnership Cultivation Manager, envisioning all members of the helping and healing communities linking arms in Love and transforming the world. She supports Unyte in cultivating integrated relationships with partners aiming to impact the world for good through nervous system health and wellbeing. After departing a career in tech start-ups, traveling the world and embarking on her own healing journey, Leah rediscovered her love for Love and founded Clear The Way,

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153. Terry Hyde Can a career in ballet harm?

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2023/07/26

Terry Hyde is a Psychotherapist/counsellor. Terry started dancing aged 6, gaining a 5 year scholarship to the RAD aged 10. He joined the Royal Ballet at age 18 and subsequently joined London’s Festival Ballet as a soloist, playing roles such as, Dr Coppelius in Coppelia, Sancho Panza in Don Quixote and The Headmistress in Graduation Ball. Terry left the ballet world to explore other artistic genres, and performed in musicals in London’s West End, in Film and TV. On retiring from performing, Terry

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152. Jessica Pandian. Death in Custody.

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2023/07/26

Jessica Pandian is the author of 'Deaths of racialised people in prison 2015 – 2022: Challenging racism and discrimination.' (link below) She has an MPhil in Latin American Studies from the University of Cambridge, in which she researched anti-Black policing, gang violence, and racial resistance across Latin America and the Caribbean. Jessica joined INQUEST at the beginning 2021 as a researcher with specialist focus on state violence and structural racism. She now works as a policy and research

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51:34

151. Christopher Charles. RoshiWave - Using light to...

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2023/07/19

Christopher Charles, an expert in Light and Sound Mind Machine technology has been involved in the field since the 1980s. He discovered the technology while in high school and was introduced to it by an old Inter Quest brain machine. Charles was interested in the mechanics of the brain-machine and learned from it through reading and talking to people. He has worked with various manufacturers and researchers in the industry. Join Dr. Naomi and David we they talk more about neurotechnology

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01:05:43

150. Dr Chris James - How to sleep better

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2023/07/19

Dr. Chris James is a Consultant Clinical Psychologist and sleep specialist. Chris has over 15 years of clinical experience in the NHS working across a range of mental health and sleep services, providing specialist assessments, therapy and training. He now runs an online-based Clinical Psychology Practice & Sleep Clinic, and is the CEO and Founder of Sleep Athletic, providing specialist sleep services to elite athletes and sports teams. Sleep Athletic’s clients include Canada Men’s football

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149. Geoff Hopping -Interconnectivity, well-being and...

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2023/07/12

Geoff started his mental health career as a psychiatric nurse, and then subsequently became a mental health social worker. In the late 80’s his social work career took a turn when he found himself working in the HIV/AIDS pandemic in West London. It was during that time that he was fortunate enough to start doing some training with the Elizabeth Kubler Ross foundation in the USA. and it was this seminal experience that started his journey to become a psychotherapist. He trained initially at the

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148. Hardi Poder & Monika Jakobson of Inlibrium - why...

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2023/07/12

Hardi has studied economics at the University of Tartu in Estonia and business communication at the University of Washington. For the last 16 years, he has been an entrepreneur and established 9 companies in very diverse fields like agriculture, sales, IT, retail, Electric Vehicles, and mycology. He has led over 600+ membered sales teams in Scandinavia and US and established the world’s biggest outdoor medicinal mushroom plantation.Since 2016, Hardi has been actively following the fields of

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147. Mike Grenville. How to have a better death

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2023/07/05

In the second of our conversations about death or really facing up to death before it is too late we talk to Mike Grenville. Mike is an independent Funeral Celebrant and Dying Doula supporting people dying and the families. He is also a member of the Home Funeral Network supporting families to care for their own dead and make informed choices about all aspects of Funerals including Home Funerals. He runs workshops on dying and Dying To Talk sessions creating a safe space to talk about death and

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146. Leon Ancliffe. Can virtual reality improve our...

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2023/07/05

Today we have two conversations about death. Leon is a creative film maker who has worked with the NHS and others to highlight the importance of talking about death before it is too late. Mike Grenville, the other conversation, explains what it is to be a death doula. Originally from the North of England, Leon started his career as an actor and dancer. Building on his experience in creative media, including freelancing as a cinematographer for the BBC, and directing numerous healthcare related

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145. Tanni Grey-Thompson - how to keep young athletes...

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2023/06/28

Tanni Grey-Thompson is a Welsh politician and TV presenter as well as being a former wheelchair Paralympian. Over her Paralympic career she won 16 medals including 11 golds for wheelchair racing, she held over 30 world records and also won the London Marathon 6 times. She was also BBC Wales Sports Personality of the Year on three occasions and received the BBC Sports Personality of the Year Lifetime Achievement Award in 2019. Tanni is remarkably clear and open about her sporting achievements and

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144. David Maguire: Masculinity in prison - beyond...

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2023/06/21

Dr David Maguire (Honorary Senior Research Associate, UCL, Institute of Education) Dr David Maguire has researched and managed projects for excluded groups across sectors that include housing, education, prison and the wider criminal justice system. In 2016 he was awarded D.Phil. (PhD) from the University of Oxford for research focusing on the interplay between masculinity, education, (un)employment, crime and imprisonment. After holding Lectureship positions in Criminal Justice, Criminology and

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143. Ellie Wilbore: What’s it like to undergo...

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2023/06/14

The Retreat in York was a groundbreaking psychiatric service opened in 1796. Acorn was a women'stherapeutic community which ran for many years before closing as the Retreat withdrew from in patient activities. Ellie Wildbore was a member of the TC. This research seeks out staff and residents from four years ago to assess the benefits and effects of being in the TC and we reflect on the tragic loss of such valuable and effective services.

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142. Belinda Winder. Sexual Offending, exclusion and...

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2023/06/07

Belinda is a Professor of Forensic Psychology. She is Research Director of the Centre of Crime, Offending, Prevention and Engagement (COPE), and part of the Sexual Offences, Crime and Misconduct Research Unit a at Nottingham Trent University. Working with people with lived experience, she seeks to make a difference in the world by designing and undertaking mixed-method research to inform and provide evidence-based practice and policy. Her primary field is sexual offending, but she also has a

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141. Dr Jenny Mackay: Female perpetrators of intimate...

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2023/05/30

Dr Jenny Mackay is Principal Lecturer (forensic psychology) at Nottingham Trent University, with responsibility for outreach and student volunteering, Associate Course Leader for MSc Forensic Mental Health, Associate Fellow of the Higher Education Academy and Chartered Psychologist. She teaches on both the undergraduate and postgraduate psychology courses on the following modules: Before joining NTU, Dr Jenny Mackay conducted her PhD titled, 'Comparing the treatment needs of women and men who

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