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“Even though every story is different there are universal truths and commonalities that we all share. We all struggle with stuff whether we talk about it or not. There are things we too can take from these chats and apply them to our own lives.
The most important thing I have learned thus far, is how important it is to recognise kindness and acceptance. We must be kind to ourselves and see others who show kindness. Accepting our current status rather than running away from it is always a good first step. Onwards and upwards thereafter.
P.S. Professor Tanya Byron and Claud are THE dream team so congrats ladies.”
yourmatelex via Apple Podcasts ·
Great Britain ·
01/16/20
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“Listened to the first two episodes in one sitting. Absolutely brilliant, love the dual perspectives from Claudia and Professor Tanya Byron, also the ease of explanation around psychological terminology, theories and approaches. There’s such warmth and humanity in this podcast. I love it. Look...”Read full review »
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“A recently qualified therapeutic counsellor, this podcast really is deeply moving and such a fascinating listen. The shared perspectives are so revealing too.”
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“I really loved this. I think Tanya and Claudia are both brilliant and their friendship is delightful to listen to. A really insightful listen. Thank you!”
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