Listen to mental health podcasts recommended by the team at Fortis Therapy & Training, and find the help and guidance you need while continuing your every day tasks
For us, podcasts have been the breakout trend of recent years – and definitely one that we’re committed to.
Accessible, informative, fun, educational, a total escape from everyday life – whether it’s for 15 minutes or a few hours. Here you can catch up on all the podcast series we have had a hand in, including Keeping The Peace – part of the award-winning work we have completed with Oscar Kilo UK and the national Police Service.
The first podcast series - we have worked with Oscar Kilo – the National Police Wellbeing Service – and Humberside Police to shine a light on what those in the force deal with on a day-to-day basis.
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Following on from the international success of Keeping the Peace – Series 1, in collaboration with Oscar Kilo – The National Police Wellbeing Service, we are excited to bring you the highly-anticipated second series.
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In this series Alexis chats with members of the Oscar Kilo team, to understand and reveal exactly why they are so invested in promoting a positive approach to wellbeing across the Police Service.
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Stephen Barlett is an entrepreneur and businessman who is the creator behind diary of a CEO. Each episode focuses on special gusts and topics surrounding both business and well-being. Notable guests include Liam Payne and Tom Blomfield, and, as of 2021, it was Europe's most downloaded business podcast.
Diary of a CEO
The How to Fail podcast from Elizabeth Day focuses on coping when things that haven’t gone right, and the lessons we can learn. Every week, a new guest explores what their failures have taught them about how to succeed better in future, and when things just didn't go right at all and how they coped with the outcome.
How to Fail
This podcast series from Glennon Doyle, author of Untamed, looks at how we deal with diffuclt things every day in our lives, and what steps we take to use those lessons. Covering topics from battling addiction and grief, to parenting and the work/life balance, We Can Do Hard Things is a refreshing look at life.
We Can Do Hard Things
