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Neil Speers on making it in music, part two
Neil Speers reflects on music, creative work, photography and finding practical ways to manage his process after an ADHD diagnosis.
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Neil Speers on recording music and getting past writer’s block
Neil Speers talks with Ward about making recordings, finding his way around new instruments, photography and writer’s block. The recording is interrupted near the end.
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Live Event Q&A
Live Q&A session with experts, Lise Thompson, Anastasia Boschman and Shelyn Somani. Taking your questions on Mental Health & Wellness Happy Mental Health To You.
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Lori Rice on ageism and generational perspectives
Lori Rice joins Ward to talk about ageism, generational differences and mental health, with examples from work, family life and online culture.
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Sam Way on trauma, PTSD and EMDR
Ward welcomes Sam Way to discuss trauma, PTSD, complex PTSD and EMDR, including Sam’s personal experience with the therapy.
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Lise Thompson on end-of-life support and brain chemistry
Ward welcomes Lise Thompson back to discuss palliative care, hospice support and four brain chemicals connected with mood and motivation.
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Aden Withers on Chiari and preparing for surgery
Aden Withers talks with Ward about a Chiari malformation, the surgery she was preparing for and how her symptoms affected daily life and work.
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Neil Speers on music and ADHD, part two
In part two, Neil Speers talks about arm pain, music projects and ADHD. He also shares a learning method he is trying with new material.
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Neil Speers on his ADHD diagnosis and music, part one
At 65, musician Neil Speers received an ADHD diagnosis after a long assessment process. He tells Ward about his experience, music and what he has learned along the way.
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Brendan Hughes on Crohn’s disease, grief and community outreach
Brendan Hughes talks with Ward about a Crohn’s diagnosis, the death of his wife Paula, grief and his later work in community outreach.