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Dr Jolel Miah
Welcome to the 'Psychology Cast' where I talk to a range of guests and explore the Psychology in the work they do and what makes them who they are today.
My name is Dr Jolel Miah and I started my career in Psychology in 2006 and I now use it to explain human behaviour to the people around me and how they can apply it in their daily lives. I would not change one bit of my journey because it brought me where I am today. It's changed the way I think about the world and has shaped me as a person.
In this podcast episode, join Professor Marius and me as we conclude this short series on eugenics. We'll summarize the key points, provide some conclusions, and pose questions for you to consider. Additionally, we explore the legacy of eugenics, focusing on language and stigma, and discuss what steps we can take moving forward.Discussion Points00:00 - Introduction15:20 - ConclusionsAbout Professor Marius TurdaMarius Turda, Fellow of the Royal Historical Society, is Professor and Director of the Centre for Medical Humanities at Oxford Brookes University. He has authored, co-authored and edited more than 25 books on the history of eugenics, race, and racism in East-Central Europe and beyond, including Bloomsbury’s A Cultural History of Race published in 6 volumes in 2021. He has also curated four exhibitions on eugenics, racial anthropology and biopolitics, most notably the one entitled 'We are not Alone': Legacies of Eugenics. His most recent public engagement project is www.confront-eugenics.orgAbout PSYCHOLOGY CASTWelcome to Psychology Cast, the podcast dedicated to exploring the intricate enigmas of the human mind and embracing the journeys of experts in psychology.Prepare for thought-provoking interviews with esteemed psychologists, authors, and students as they dive into their motivations for immersing themselves in the world of psychology. From groundbreaking discoveries to innovative therapies, our guests share their remarkable anecdotes, knowledge, and expertise, granting you an exclusive behind-the-scenes glimpse into the fascinating domain of human cognition.Join us at https://psychologycast.substack.com/
In this podcast episode, join Professor Marius as he leads us through an exploration of 'Eugenics' from a psychological perspective. This series dives into the historical, ethical, and psychological dimensions of eugenics, examining its origins, controversies, and contemporary significance. Our focus in this episode is on the contributions and influence of psychologists in shaping the discourse on eugenics.Discussion Points00:00 - Introduction02:20 - History05:50 - Francis Galton 14:30 - On the Outside24:00 - George Shuttleworth & Cyril Burt36:20 - ConclusionAbout Professor Marius TurdaMarius Turda, Fellow of the Royal Historical Society, is Professor and Director of the Centre for Medical Humanities at Oxford Brookes University. He has authored, co-authored and edited more than 25 books on the history of eugenics, race, and racism in East-Central Europe and beyond, including Bloomsbury’s A Cultural History of Race published in 6 volumes in 2021. He has also curated four exhibitions on eugenics, racial anthropology and biopolitics, most notably the one entitled 'We are not Alone': Legacies of Eugenics. His most recent public engagement project is www.confront-eugenics.orgAbout PSYCHOLOGY CASTWelcome to Psychology Cast, the podcast dedicated to exploring the intricate enigmas of the human mind and embracing the journeys of experts in psychology.Prepare for thought-provoking interviews with esteemed psychologists, authors, and students as they dive into their motivations for immersing themselves in the world of psychology. From groundbreaking discoveries to innovative therapies, our guests share their remarkable anecdotes, knowledge, and expertise, granting you an exclusive behind-the-scenes glimpse into the fascinating domain of human cognition.Join us at https://psychologycast.substack.com/
In this episode, we explore the landscape of anti-racism in higher education with Dr. Shames Maskeen, Lecturer in Psychology and Associate Director of The Race Institute. In this episode, Dr. Maskeen sheds light on the historical roots and contemporary challenges of racism within academia. Gain practical insights into dismantling systemic inequities and exploring diversity, equity, and inclusion in universities. Discover actionable steps for educators and students to engage in anti-racist practices and promote meaningful change. Tune in for a thought-provoking discussion on the complexities of racial dynamics in academic settings.Discussion Points00:00 - Introduction
10:00 - Cultural Influence on journey
18:00 - Unpacking micro aggression in Higher Education24:00 - How not to burn out
29:00 - Education and Equity
40:00 - Conference Focus
44:00 - Going ForwardAbout Dr Shames MaskeenShames Maskeen is the Associate Director of The Race Institute and Lecturer in Developmental Psychology at Leeds Trinity University. The Race Institute aims to improve the experiences of racialised minorities in the public, private and voluntary sectors through research, CPD and knowledge exchange. The Race Institute emerged from the need to keep anti-racism on the national agenda to enable sustained transformational change.Shames Co-Chairs the Black, Asian and Minoritised Ethnicities student network at Go Higher West Yorkshire and is an Associate for Race Equality at Advance HE. His research focusses on solving racial inequities and the intersection of culture, religion, and gender experienced by racialised minorities in Higher Education and beyond.In his previous role as Institutional Lead for the Race Equality Charter, he was the driving force in Leeds Trinity University becoming the first University in Yorkshire to achieve the Bronze award. He is passionate about anti-racism leadership and more importantly in taking action to make a real difference and equitable world for young people.Contact Shames@shamaskeen (X formerly known as twitter); Shames Maskeen (Linkedin)*About PSYCHOLOGY CAST*Welcome to Psychology Cast, the podcast dedicated to exploring the intricate enigmas of the human mind and embracing the journeys of experts in psychology.Prepare for thought-provoking interviews with esteemed psychologists, authors, and students as they dive into their motivations for immersing themselves in the world of psychology. From groundbreaking discoveries to innovative therapies, our guests share their remarkable anecdotes, knowledge, and expertise, granting you an exclusive behind-the-scenes glimpse into the fascinating domain of human cognition.Join us at https://psychologycast.substack.com/
In this episode, we dive into the the conversation of of 'Eugenics 'through a psychological lens with Professor Marius as your guide. In this captivating podcast series, we go through the the historical, ethical, and psychological implications of eugenics, delving deep into its origins, controversies, and modern-day relevance. This episode we navigate through the complexities of human genetics, societal ideals, and the profound impact of eugenics on individuals and communities.
Discussion Points
00:00 - Introduction
08:00 - What brought you to this space /conversation?
19:30 - What is Eugenics?
27:40 - What is the connection between Psychology and Eugenics?
47:16 - ConclusionAbout Professor Marius TurdaMarius Turda, Fellow of the Royal Historical Society, is Professor and Director of the Centre for Medical Humanities at Oxford Brookes University. He has authored, co-authored and edited more than 25 books on the history of eugenics, race, and racism in East-Central Europe and beyond, including Bloomsbury’s A Cultural History of Race published in 6 volumes in 2021. He has also curated four exhibitions on eugenics, racial anthropology and biopolitics, most notably the one entitled 'We are not Alone': Legacies of Eugenics. His most recent public engagement project is www.confront-eugenics.org*About PSYCHOLOGY CAST***Welcome to Psychology Cast, the podcast dedicated to exploring the intricate enigmas of the human mind and embracing the journeys of experts in psychology.Prepare for thought-provoking interviews with esteemed psychologists, authors, and students as they dive into their motivations for immersing themselves in the world of psychology. From groundbreaking discoveries to innovative therapies, our guests share their remarkable anecdotes, knowledge, and expertise, granting you an exclusive behind-the-scenes glimpse into the fascinating domain of human cognition.Join us at https://psychologycast.substack.com/
In this episode, we dive into a thought-provoking topic: the intersection of weather and climate change through the lens of psychology. We explore how our understanding of weather patterns and climate change is shaped by psychological factors. From the emotional responses to extreme weather events to the cognitive biases that influence perceptions of climate science, we uncover the intricate connections between the human mind and the environment.
About Helen Roberts
Helen joined the Met Office as a trainee weather forecaster in 2003, and spent much of her career as an Operational Meteorologist working in a variety of sectors, including military, transport, retail and media. Having completed an MSc in psychology, Helen is the UK’s first Socio-Meteorologist, working at the intersection of the social and physical sciences in order to ensure weather forecasts and warnings help people make better decisions to stay safe and thrive. She is especially interested in communication that encourages behavioural response, with a particular focus on equipping people to prepare for and respond to extreme and impactful weather that is being exacerbated by our changing climate.
*About PSYCHOLOGY CAST***Welcome to Psychology Cast, the podcast dedicated to exploring the intricate enigmas of the human mind and embracing the journeys of experts in psychology.Prepare for thought-provoking interviews with esteemed psychologists, authors, and students as they dive into their motivations for immersing themselves in the world of psychology. From groundbreaking discoveries to innovative therapies, our guests share their remarkable anecdotes, knowledge, and expertise, granting you an exclusive behind-the-scenes glimpse into the fascinating domain of human cognition.
In this this episode I talk to Louise who is from South Africa and works an editor and in this podcast she shares her insights in to language and writing in South Africa.
About Louise Louise Keuler is the owner of Strikethrough Professional Academic Editing Services. She's been editing academic manuscripts since 2014 and enjoys helping students produce the best possible quality work. Louise holds two honours degrees (in English and Publishing), both from the University of Pretoria, South Africa. Currently, she’s completing a master’s degree in Publishing Studies through the University of the Witwatersrand, South Africa focusing on the partnership between professional associations and regulatory bodies for the text editing industry
About this Podcast Welcome to the 'Psychology Cast' where I talk to a range of guests and explore the Psychology in the work they do and what makes them who they are today.
My name is Jolel , I am a Chartered Psychologist and a Fellow of the Higher Education Academy. I started my career in Psychology in 2006 and I now use it to explain human behaviour to the people around me and how they can apply it in their daily lives. I would not change one bit of my journey because it brought me where I am today. It's changed the way I think about the world and has shaped me as a person.
Contact me If you like to get in touch with me then, please do so on Instagram, Twitter, Facebook or LinkedIn @drjolel
This episode I talk to Brad who is training to become a Clinical Psychologist. He shares his journey and his trigger moments on what lead him on this path.
00:00 - Episode 70
03:50 - When I was at college
07:17 - Volunteering at the hospital
10:30 - The Post it note
11:20 - The power of sharing stories
13:09 - Wanting to help people
14:30 - Psychological Codes
16:30 - Stigma of Jobs
23:46 - What is training like ?
27:15 - Making the most of the opportunities
33:10 - Last Word
About Brad
“Brad has an ambition to have a positive impact on as many people as possible. He is a 2nd year Trainee Clinical Psychologist, CBT Therapist and co-founder of ‘ThePsychologistCouple’ on Instagram. Prior to starting his Doctorate, he was named one of Bournemouth Universities 30 under 30. His route into clinical training was unique, from starting as a housekeeper in a nursing home, nearly failing his A-Levels, being elected as VP Welfare of the Students Union, to publishing his Masters dissertation, securing a Senior Assistant Psychologist strategy role and then being accepted on the Doctorate of Clinical Psychology”.
About this Podcast
Welcome to the 'Psychology Cast' where I talk to a range of guests and explore the Psychology in the work they do and what makes them who they are today. My name is Jolel , I am a Chartered Psychologist and a Fellow of the Higher Education Academy. I started my career in Psychology in 2006 and I now use it to explain human behaviour to the people around me and how they can apply it in their daily lives. I would not change one bit of my journey because it brought me where I am today. It's changed the way I think about the world and has shaped me as a person.
Contact me : If you like to get in touch with me then, please do so on Instagram, Twitter, Facebook or LinkedIn @drjolel
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This episode was a special edition to mark the 50 years independence of Bangladesh and what a special way then to hold a conversation with fellow British Bengali Hashu who is 'SMASH Bengali'. He shared his journey and motivation to do what he does. I won't say much more, as always it was an interesting conversation.
About Hashu aka 'SMASH Bengali'
"Hashu is an Actor & Comedian of British Bangladeshi descent born on May 10th, 1992 in Birmingham, UK to Khaleda Begum & Askar Ali. His parents came from Bangladesh in the 1970s to the UK with hopes to create a better life and set up a restaurant in the 1990s in Northfield, Birmingham. In what was then a pre-dominantly non-multicultural area, Hashu attended a church school where he discovered his love for arts through singing hymns and school plays. In order to make his parents happy, Hashu suppressed his creativity for much of his early life focussing more on being academic and studying subjects that were more traditionally studied by people from a South Asian background. After graduating with a 1st class integrated masters in Engineering with Business Management from the University of Birmingham, Hashu began to rediscover his love for the arts after setting up his YouTube channel in 2017 under the alias 'SMASHBengali'. Focussing primarily on creating content that draws on his upbringing and cultural identity, Hashu built an online community who he referred to as "The Gushti" which translates to "Family" in his mother-tongue Bengali. Hashu made his debut on television by being a contestant on season 3 of Channel 4's hit reality show "The Circle" where he stole the hearts of the nation by impersonating his 63 year old Uncle - Syed Islam. He currently wakes the nation up at the weekend breakfast host for BBC Asian Network."
About this Podcast
Welcome to the 'Psychology Cast' where I talk to a range of guests and explore the Psychology in the work they do and what makes them who they are today.
My name is Jolel Miah, I am a chartered Psychologist and a Fellow of the Higher Education Academy. I started my career in Psychology in 2006 and I now use it to explain human behaviour to the people around me and how they can apply it in their daily lives. I would not change one bit of my journey because it brought me where I am today. It's changed the way I think about the world and has shaped me as a person.
Contact me
If you like to get in touch with me then, please do so on Instagram, Twitter,, Facebook or Linkedin
@drjolel
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In this podcast I caught up with former guest Sharon who shares what its been like training as a Clinical Psychologist. Sharon is a second year Trainee Clinical Psychologist and Passionate about demystifying the profession through social media to encourage diversification of those working in the field. Sharon is also the co-founder of 'he Psychology Platform', a mentor scheme that supports aspiring psychologists via mentor schemes and events.
Connect with Sharon Connect with https://www.instagram.com/sharonbpsych/Subscribe to her channel https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCMMM...
About this Podcast Welcome to the 'Psychology Cast' where I talk to a range of guests and explore the Psychology in the work they do and what makes them who they are today. My name is Jolel Miah, I am a chartered Psychologist and a Fellow of the Higher Education Academy. I started my career in Psychology in 2006 and I now use it to explain human behaviour to the people around me and how they can apply it in their daily lives. I would not change one bit of my journey because it brought me where I am today. It's changed the way I think about the world and has shaped me as a person. Contact me If you like to get in touch with me then, please do so on Instagram, Twitter,, Facebook or Linkedin @Dr Jolel
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What is this podcast about?
In this podcast, I talk to Huw who is provides fascinating insights in to how work with money through his engaging social media channels.
Who is the podcast for?
Mainly for those people who are are interested in understanding money
About Huw
Huw Davies became Financially Independent in 2016, he built a 6-figure business from scratch, He built a stocks and shares portfolio he could live off, and recently he built a £1M property portfolio in less than 18 months.... but what can he do on Youtube?
He is going to track his progress to 1 Million Subscribers, and eventually become the biggest Financial Entertainment channel on YouTube.
He plans on documenting a ‘behind the scenes’ series of his journey from the beginning. Sharing the highs, the lows and everything in between, and he's taking YOU along for the ride.
Follow Huw:
Instagram, Twitter, TikTok - @huwsview
YouTube - https://www.youtube.com/c/HuwDaviesChannel
Website - https://www.huwsview.com/
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About me
👉 My name is Dr Jolel Miah & I am a Chartered Psychologist and a Fellow of the Higher Education Academy.
🤳 I created these channels for further reading, sharing study tips for my students & also for the wider public (if they want to learn more). I am developing my own skills in teaching & I am hoping this will help me along the way.
🤓 I will also discuss & share historical and contemporary issues from the world of Psychology. Currently, I am on teaching a variety of modules at the University including Psychology in the Media.
If you want to write you can email info@drjolel.com or visit my website www.drjolel.com
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What is this podcast about?
In this podcast, I talk to Kate who has done two doctorates in Psychology. She shares her journey and insights in what its like being both a Clinical Psychologist and Lecturer.
Who is the podcast for?
Mainly for those people who are are interested in doing doctorates
About Kate
Kate Cooper is a Lecturer in Clinical Psychology at the University of Bath, and a HCPC registered Clinical Psychologist and BABCP accredited Cognitive Behavioural Therapist. She has worked in a range of clinical settings, including mental health services and neurodevelopmental clinics for both young people and adults.
Kate completed an NIHR-funded clinical doctoral fellowship titled "How should health services adapt to meet the needs of autistic people with gender dysphoria?" in 2022. This work led to academic publications, accessible summaries, and co-produced training materials for healthcare clinicians working with autistic people experiencing gender dysphoria, available here:
https://www.bath.ac.uk/projects/adapting-health-services-to-meet-the-needs-of-autistic-people-with-gender-dysphoria/
Kate is a researcher on the Autism Depression Trial (ADEPT, ADEPT-2), supporting the development of a psychological treatment for depression in autistic adults and its evaluation in a Randomised Controlled Trial.
Kate presents a podcast about cultural diversity in clinical psychology practice with Afsana Faheem, read about it and listen here: https://www.whataboutuspodcast.com/
https://mobile.twitter.com/WAU_Podcast
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About me
👉 My name is Dr Jolel Miah & I am a Lecturer in Psychology at a UK University. I have a BSc in Psychology, an MSc in Health Psychology & my PhD was in the area of Applied Psychology & Public Health which evaluated a motivational intervention to change walking and cycling behaviour.
🤳 I created these channels for further reading, sharing study tips for my students & also for the wider public (if they want to learn more). I am developing my own skills in teaching & I am hoping this will help me along the way.
🤓 I will also discuss & share historical and contemporary issues from the world of Psychology. Currently, I am on teaching a variety of modules at the University including Psychology in the Media.
If you want to write you can email info@drjolel.com or visit my website www.drjolel.com
This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app
What is this podcast about?
In this podcast, I talk to Dr Helen Driscoll who shares her journey in becoming a Psychologist and how studying this discipline has shaped what she does today.
Who is the podcast for?
The inspiration to becoming a Psychologist and the diversity of the discipline
About Helen
Helen is the Academic Director for Education Partnerships at the University of Sunderland. She is a a Senior Fellow of the Higher Education Academy and a Chartered Psychologist.
She graduated from Newcastle University in 2001 with first class honours and the Mary McKinnon Prize. She completed her PhD at Durham University and has experience in teaching in several North East universities.
Helen is an evolutionary psychologist and her research interests include sexuality and sexual behaviour, dark personality, adult play (related to a current project on reborn dolls) and higher education pedagogy (including inter-professional learning). She also has significant experience of programme design and development, and of higher education quality assurance and enhancement.
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Subscribe to this channel and also listen to my podcast that I speak to people across this world to get their perspectives on their motivation and their work. Show your support by liking this video and subscribing to this channel by using this link https://www.youtube.com/c/PsychologyCast
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About me
👉 My name is Dr Jolel Miah & I am a Chartered Psychologist and a Lecturer in Psychology at a UK University. I have a BSc in Psychology, an MSc in Health Psychology & my PhD was in the area of Applied Psychology & Public Health which evaluated a motivational intervention to change walking and cycling behaviour.
🤳 I created these channels for further reading, sharing study tips for my students & also for the wider public (if they want to learn more). I am developing my own skills in teaching & I am hoping this will help me along the way.
🤓 I will also discuss & share historical and contemporary issues from the world of Psychology. Currently, I am on teaching a variety of modules at the University including Psychology in the Media.
If you want to write you can email info@drjolel.com or visit my website www.drjolel.comvisit my website www.drjolel.com
This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app
What is this podcast about?
In this podcast, I talk to Dillion who researchers an area that I'm not too familiar with which is nature!
Who is the podcast for?
Mainly for those people who are are interested in researching nature and how to stay motivated.
About Dillon
Dillon Jones is a biologist and Science Communicator interested in uncovering the secrets of biodiversity and teaching his audience along the way! Dillon’s research has ranged from surveying reptiles and amphibians in urban environments, to tracking mud turtles in the Belizean jungle, to his current work inferring regions of shared evolutionary history throughout Middle America. His Science Communication goes in-depth about wildlife conservation, breaks down complex evolutionary theory, or highlights the incredible biodiversity on our planet. You can find him on Instagram under the name DillonTheBiologist!
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Subscribe to this channel and also listen to my podcast that I speak to people across this world to get their perspectives on their motivation and their work. Show your support by liking this video and subscribing to this channel by using this link https://www.youtube.com/c/PsychologyCast
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About me
👉 My name is Dr Jolel Miah & I am a Lecturer in Psychology at a UK University. I have a BSc in Psychology, an MSc in Health Psychology & my PhD was in the area of Applied Psychology & Public Health which evaluated a motivational intervention to change walking and cycling behaviour.
🤳 I created these channels for further reading, sharing study tips for my students & also for the wider public (if they want to learn more). I am developing my own skills in teaching & I am hoping this will help me along the way.
🤓 I will also discuss & share historical and contemporary issues from the world of Psychology. Currently, I am on teaching a variety of modules at the University including Psychology in the Media.
If you want to write you can email info@drjolel.com or visit my website www.drjolel.com
This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app
What is this podcast about? In this podcast, I talk to Anahita who shares her PhD student journey from being a nurse.
Who is the podcast for? Mainly for those people who are looking for inspiration and want to hear about Anahita's PhD journey.
About Anahita Anahita is a PhD student, nurse anesthetist, and science communicator based in Stockholm, Sweden. She's enrolled at the research school in health sciences at Karolinska institute, and her PhD project focuses on postoperative recovery and cognitive decline after surgery. After working 10 years clinically, she realized she wanted to pursue a research career in order to improve patient care. Anahita advocates making science accessible for everyone and dedicates her social media to spread her knowledge. Besides scientific communication, she wants academia to be a sustainable workplace where all PhD students can thrive on their journey towards their doctoral degree. Get in touch with Anahita https://www.instagram.com/phdanahita/
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About me 👉 My name is Dr Jolel Miah & I am a Lecturer in Psychology at a UK University. I have a BSc in Psychology, an MSc in Health Psychology & my PhD was in the area of Applied Psychology & Public Health which evaluated a motivational intervention to change walking and cycling behaviour.
🤳 I created these channels for further reading, sharing study tips for my students & also for the wider public (if they want to learn more). I am developing my own skills in teaching & I am hoping this will help me along the way.
🤓 I will also discuss & share historical and contemporary issues from the world of Psychology. Currently, I am on teaching a variety of modules at the University including Psychology in the Media.
If you want to write you can email info@drjolel.com or visit my website www.drjolel.com
This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app
What is this podcast about? In this podcast, I talk to Glicinia who is a Clinical Associate Psychologist, she shes journey and thoughts
Who is the podcast for? Mainly for those people who are looking for inspiration and want to hear from a Clinical Associate Psychologist
About Glicinia Glicínia Dansó is a clinical associate trainee whose interests revolve around the well-being and professional needs of aspiring clinical psychologists from minority ethnic backgrounds and, clinically, ensuring identity relevant care (ie. race, religion, etc).She’s the co-founder of SNAPbam: an 800+ member online LinkedIn community for aspiring clinical psychologists from ethnic minorities. Twitter @SNAPbam2020 Join the group: http://www.linkedin.com/groups/12423672
About me & Psychology Cast Subscribe to this channel and also listen to my podcast that I speak to people across this world to get their perspectives on their motivation and their work. Show your support by liking this video and subscribing to this channel by using this link https://www.youtube.com/c/PsychologyCast I have my other Youtube Channel where I share some useful tips and information visit https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC9BO... Connect with me on social media https://www.instagram.com/drjolel/ https://mobile.twitter.com/drjolel https://www.tiktok.com/@drjolel https://www.facebook.com/DrJolel https://www.linkedin.com/in/dr-jolel-...
👉 My name is Dr Jolel Miah & I am a Lecturer in Psychology at a UK University. I have a BSc in Psychology, an MSc in Health Psychology & my PhD was in the area of Applied Psychology & Public Health which evaluated a motivational intervention to change walking and cycling behaviour. 🤳 I created these channels for further reading, sharing study tips for my students & also for the wider public (if they want to learn more). I am developing my own skills in teaching & I am hoping this will help me along the way. 🤓 I will also discuss & share historical and contemporary issues from the world of Psychology. Currently, I am on teaching a variety of modules at the University including Psychology in the Media. If you want to write you can email info@drjolel.com or visit my website www.drjolel.com
This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app
What is this podcast about?
In this podcast, I talk to Milap who shares his PhD student journey in the field of Music and Sound. We also discuss his route to education and what his PhD focuses on.
Who is the podcast for?
Mainly for those people who are looking for inspiration and want to hear about Winston's PhD journey.
About Milap
A musician at heart, and a technologist by education, Milap stumbled into Signal Processing as a student of Electronics and Telecommunications Engineering. He got to understand the Theories of Signal Processing in class, and apply it real-time via plug-ins on his freelance Music Production projects. He was fascinated, and it made him realise that the synergy of music and technology is the field he wanted to work in. With this in mind, he proceeded to get a Master's in Music Technology from Georgia Tech. This led to a journey where he developed interesting products, like Popsical Remix - the world's smallest karaoke machine, and BeneTalk, a wearable device that helps people with a stammer improve their speech. He is also a performing Indian classical musician, who has performed at various locations around the world. His PhD is supervised by Dr Philip Coleman and Dr Russell Mason, at the Institute of Sound Recording University of Surrey, and is supported by Bang & Olufsen and Surrey's Doctoral College.
LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/milap-rane-a64a923a/
Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/milaps_musings/
Twitter: https://twitter.com/RaneMilap
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👉 My name is Dr Jolel Miah & I am a Lecturer in Psychology at a UK University. I have a BSc in Psychology, an MSc in Health Psychology & my PhD was in the area of Applied Psychology & Public Health which evaluated a motivational intervention to change walking and cycling behaviour.
🤳 I created these channels for further reading, sharing study tips for my students & also for the wider public (if they want to learn more). I am developing my own skills in teaching & I am hoping this will help me along the way.
🤓 I will also discuss & share historical and contemporary issues from the world of Psychology. Currently, I am on teaching a variety of modules at the University including Psychology in the Media.
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What is this podcast about? In this podcast, I talk to Winston who shares the PhD student journey in America. We also discuss his route to education and what his PhD focuses on. He is from America and he shares the PhD journey. Who is the podcast for? Mainly for those people who are looking for inspiration and want to hear about Winston's PhD journey. About Winston Winston J. Scott is a 3rd year PhD student in Sociology at Syracuse University. He manages the @dearblackgrads page on Instagram, where he shares the stories of Black graduate students along with relatable memes and positive affirmations. He looks forward to talking about his experience throughout his graduate school journey! About me & Psychology Cast Subscribe to this channel and also listen to my podcast that I speak to people across this world to get their perspectives on their motivation and their work. Show your support by liking this video and subscribing to this channel by using this link https://www.youtube.com/c/PsychologyCast I have my other Youtube Channel where I share some useful tips and information visit https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC9BO...
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About me 👉 My name is Dr Jolel Miah & I am a Lecturer in Psychology at a UK University. I have a BSc in Psychology, an MSc in Health Psychology & my PhD was in the area of Applied Psychology & Public Health which evaluated a motivational intervention to change walking and cycling behaviour.
🤳 I created these channels for further reading, sharing study tips for my students & also for the wider public (if they want to learn more). I am developing my own skills in teaching & I am hoping this will help me along the way.
🤓 I will also discuss & share historical and contemporary issues from the world of Psychology. Currently, I am on teaching a variety of modules at the University including Psychology in the Media.
If you want to write you can email info@drjolel.com or visit my website www.drjolel.com
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What is this podcast about?
In this podcast, I talk to Natalya Androsova who is a writing and dissertation coach and helps students from all levels to become thoughtful and authentic writers. She shares her journey with me and I invite you all to take a listen.
Who is the podcast for?
Mainly for those people who want to overcome writing blocks and hear from an expert who coaches people on how to do it.
About Natalya
Natalya is an award-winning writing and dissertation coach with over two decades of experience teaching writing. She has coached professional writers and university writers of all skill levels–students, staff, and faculty.
Her passion is helping writers become more courageous, authentic, and kind to themselves. Through individual coaching, writing groups, and writing retreats, she has helped thousands of writers to break through blocks and find inspiration, a more authentic voice, and greater freedom in their writing and their life.
She lives in Toronto, Canada, and when she is not writing or meditating, she loves to play tennis, practice yoga, or sit by the water and cloud watch for hours. In her own writing practice, spanning three decades, she discovered that beliefs we have about our writing are not different from the beliefs we have about ourselves, so a new way of writing often translates into a new way of living. What was impossible becomes probable and even likely when we learn to write and live without fear.
Natalya is the author of two books – The Gratitude Effect and 7 Minutes to Freedom. Her third book, Dissertation Without Tears, dispelling 58 most common dissertation writing myths is scheduled to be released in 2022.
To get a free copy of 5 Easy Ways to Overcome Writer’s Block and Start Writing Today, to download 2 chapters from my book of writing meditations, or to chat about your writing goals, visit writingdissertationcoach.com - The first call is always free!
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Psychology Cast
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About me
👉 My name is Dr Jolel Miah & I am a Lecturer in Psychology at a UK University. I have a BSc in Psychology, an MSc in Health Psychology & my PhD was in the area of Applied Psychology & Public Health which evaluated a motivational intervention to change walking and cycling behaviour.
🤳 I created these channels for further reading, sharing study tips for my students & also for the wider public (if they want to learn more). I am developing my own skills in teaching & I am hoping this will help me along the way.
🤓 I will also discuss & share historical and contemporary issues from the world of Psychology. Currently, I am on teaching a variety of modules at the University including Psychology in the Media.
If you want to write you can email info@drjolel.com or visit my website www.drjolel.com
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In this podcast, I talking to Jennifer on her lucid dreams podcast
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In this podcast, I talk to PhD student Jamie on the role of PhD supervision and what it really means. We explore the PhD and what it means for a student to have a supervisor.
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In this podcast, i talk to Jamie where we discuss the reality of an international student PhD student journey. She is doing her PhD and we talk her earlier choices and what has led her to this place.
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In this podcast, I talk to Diann on her journey to become an Educational Psychologist. We discuss her route to becoming a qualified educational psychologist
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The journey of an Italian Psychologist is what this podcast is all about. I talk to Dr Francesca who shares her journey as an Italian Psychologist
About Dr Francesca
I am a Clinical Psychologist who has worked in the field of mental health since 2004. I have been working with families, children and adults who have presented with moderate to severe mental health difficulties and emotional distress. I am also interested in trauma and the treatment of self-harm and suicidal behaviours.
Over the years, I've supported young people and adults with histories involving early traumas, abuse and neglect. I am qualified in assessing and treating anxiety, depression, personality disorders, eating disorders, attachment disorders and broken relationships.
I am trained in several therapeutic models including Cognitive Behavioural Therapy (CBT), Dialectical Behaviour Therapy (DBT), Acceptance and Commitment Therapy (ACT), Prolonged Exposure (PE) and Behaviour Family Therapy (BFT).
I have recently trained in Mindful Interbeing Mirror Therapy (MIMT) which is new and revolutionary psychotherapy in which both therapist and patient work in front of the mirror with the aim of rebuilding a cohesive Self.
To get in contact with Francesca visit https://drfrancesca.co.uk/contact
About Psychology Cast
My name is Jolel Miah and I am the host of the Podcast Psychology Cast, I started my career in Psychology in 2006 and I now use it to explain human behaviour to the people around me and how they can apply it in their daily lives. I would not change one bit of my journey because it brought me where I am today. It's changed the way I think about the world and has shaped me as a person.
If you like to get in touch with me then, please do so on Instagram, Twitter, Facebook or Linkedin
@jolelmiah
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In this podcast I talk to Lauren Kilbee on her journey on becoming a Health Psychologist. The Health Psychologist profession is a varied and diverse role where people can work in a range of settings. About Lauren I’m a recently qualified Health Psychologist, currently working as a Research Associate at the University of Manchester. My journey into psychology began 14 years ago when I started my undergraduate degree. I really struggled during my first year and made the decision to transfer to a different university to complete the remainder of my degree closer to home. I graduated in 2011 but left without knowing which area of psychology I wanted to pursue as a career (Health Psychology wasn’t mentioned during my undergrad!). I then spent a couple of years working as a Business Analyst in finance, then, following redundancy, I joined the pharmaceutical industry as a sales representative in 2013. It was working in a healthcare environment and speaking to healthcare professionals on a daily basis that made me realise the huge role that psychology has in health, illness, and healthcare. A few Google searches later I ‘discovered’ Health Psychology. I read as much as I could about the work Health Psychologists did, and it just clicked – I knew that was what I wanted to do. I then completed my MSc in Health Psychology (Stage 1) at the University of Stirling in 2016/17, followed by the Stage 2 Qualification in Health Psychology via the NHS Education for Scotland programme. During Stage 2 I was employed as a Trainee Health Psychologist in the NHS for two years, working in both a Clinical Health Psychology Service and a Health Improvement Team. About Psychology Cast My name is Jolel Miah and I am the host of the Podcast Psychology Cast, I started my career in Psychology in 2006 and I now use it to explain human behaviour to the people around me and how they can apply it in their daily lives. I would not change one bit of my journey because it brought me where I am today. It's changed the way I think about the world and has shaped me as a person. If you like to get in touch with me then, please do so on Instagram, Twitter, Facebook or Linkedin @jolelmiah
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My journey into Psychology, a podcast with Elliot Miller who shares his journey into why he studied Psychology. We discuss how he got into Psychology. Elliot Miller will soon be embarking on a journey as he takes up the post of Trainee Clinical Psychologist
My name is Jolel Miah and I am the host of the Podcast Psychology Cast, I started my career in Psychology in 2006 and I now use it to explain human behaviour to the people around me and how they can apply it in their daily lives. I would not change one bit of my journey because it brought me where I am today. It's changed the way I think about the world and has shaped me as a person. If you like to get in touch with me then, please do so on Instagram, Twitter, Facebook, or Linkedin @jolelmiah
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In this podcast, we are talking about Changing career and developing the self with guest Lara Rathod. She shares her insight into changing her career and also developing the self.
About the guest, Lara Rathod is a multi-hyphenate - Creator of 6 video series, International Speaker, Corporate Consultant, Coach, and VoiceOver Artist. She left her position as Head of Legal and an 18-year corporate law career to do work that meaningfully impacts others. Lara’s wisdom, insight, and expertise come from a lifetime of navigating change, a diverse corporate career, following her curiosity, being open and her single-minded determination to become self-aware. Lara’s WHY is to use her voice consciously so that people are inspired to effect change in themselves, their life and the world. She has created compelling content on YouTube and Instagram including the Red Sofa Conversations, The Corona Diaries, and series on Racism and Grief & Resilience. Lara’s work is founded on the principle of uncovering your truth and using your voice so that the truest part of you will flourish and enable you to live in authenticity and alignment. For Speaking, Corporate Consultancy, Voiceovers, or if you want help in discovering your voice, contact Lara on Instagram or LinkedIn. Lara’s featured speaking and social media channels can be found here - https://linktr.ee/lararathod
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UK South Asian men discuss psychology journeys. In this podcast, I talk to Usman (a student from Queen Mary University and host of Podcast Psychonomic) who is pursuing a career in Psychology. We discuss the impact of Ramadhan and what the future looks like for us in the field of Psychology and why it's important to inform South Asian communities.
Discussion Points
(00:00) Ramadhan and Studying
(12:00) Discovering Psychology
(32:00) Future goals
(46:00) Last word
My name is Jolel Miah and I started my career in Psychology in 2006 and I now use it to explain human behaviour to the people around me and how they can apply in their daily lives. I would not change one bit of my journey because it brought me where I am today. It's changed the way I think about the world and has shaped me as a person.
If you like to get in touch with me then, please do so on Instagram, Twitter, Facebook or Linkedin @jolelmiah
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In this podcast, I talk to Kam who is the founder of Bengalis of New York. We explore why he started Bengalis of New York
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In this podcast I talk to PhD student Natalie Chen who is doing a PhD in cell lamina.
My name is Jolel Miah and I started my career in Psychology in 2006 and I now use it to explain human behaviour to the people around me and how they can apply in their daily lives. I would not change one bit of my journey because it brought me where I am today. It's changed the way I think about the world and has shaped me as a person.
To get in contact with Natalie please follow this link on her Instagram account https://www.instagram.com/natalietakespics/
If you like to get in touch with me then, please do so on Instagram, Twitter, Facebook or Linkedin @jolelmiah
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In this podcast, I catch up with educational trainee psychologist Isabel who discusses options after educational psychology doctorate interview.
Discussion Points
(00:00) Learning from the previous Podcasts
(17:00) Tips for the Interview
(20:00) The interview process
(31:00) Being a good match
(38:00) Value your experience
(44:00) Life after the interview
(53:00) Last word
To get in contact with Isabel
please follow this link on her Instagram account https://www.instagram.com/psyight/ or email her psyight@outlook.com
Welcome to the 'Psychology Cast' where I talk to a range of guests and explore the Psychology in the work they do and what makes them who they are today. My name is Jolel Miah and I started my career in Psychology in 2006 and I now use it to explain human behaviour to the people around me and how they can apply in their daily lives. I would not change one bit of my journey because it brought me where I am today. It's changed the way I think about the world and has shaped me as a person.
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In this podcast, I talk to Ese who shares her journey into Psychology. Ese is a support worker and also doing a Master's. In her spare time, she does vlogs on Youtube.
Discussion
(00:00) Introductions
(02:50) Vlogging in Psychology
(10:00) Why did you want to help people
(13:30) Why Science?
(20:50) Life after undergrad
(25:30) Masters and working
(28:00) Challenges of a Support Worker
(36:00) What do you enjoy about the role?
(39:00) What’re your current goals
(41:30) Last word
Learn more about Ese's work
https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCQV0i91RlbwGQUOx9fRPvqQ
https://www.instagram.com/esekanayo/
About the Channel
Welcome to the 'Psychology Cast' where I talk to a range of guests and explore the Psychology in the work they do and what makes them who they are today. I also do reviews and give my thoughts on the work people do. My name is Jolel Miah, I am a Ph.D. student and I started my career in Psychology in 2006 and I now use it to explain human behaviour to the people around me and how they can apply it in their daily lives. I would not change one bit of my journey because it brought me where I am today. It's changed the way I think about the world and has shaped me as a person.
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In this podcast, I talk to Mental Health Advocate and Podcaster Dan and we discuss MENS MENTAL HEALTH. He co-hosts a podcast talking to Men about their Mental Health. We talk about MENS's experience of their mental health. Please note this comes with a Health warning.
Discussion Points
(00:00) Introductions
(05:00) Men Unite
(08:00) Starting a Podcast
(12:00) Learning from Men
(18:00) Men in Therapy
(23:30) It's ok to be sad
(26:45) Courage & Therapy
(33:00) Medication
(37:00) Mental Health Services
(40:30) Women's Unite
(41:30) Contacting Men Unite
(44:00) Listening to lived experiences
(48:00) Imagining their journey
(51:00) Life experience
(54:00) Our Podcast
(59:00) Last word
Learn more about Dan's work
https://www.instagram.com/danwillybidds//
https://www.instagram.com/menunitepody/
About the Channel
Welcome to the 'Psychology Cast' where I talk to a range of guests and explore the Psychology in the work they do and what makes them who they are today. I also do reviews and give my thoughts on the work people do.
My name is Jolel Miah, I am a Ph.D. student and I started my career in Psychology in 2006 and I now use it to explain human behaviour to the people around me and how they can apply it in their daily lives. I would not change one bit of my journey because it brought me where I am today. It's changed the way I think about the world and has shaped me as a person.
Connect with me on Instagram
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n this podcast, I talk to Miranda who is from the Youtube Channel ' The Worry People and she is studying for a Doctorate in Clinical Psychology. We explore her route into Psychology and what motivates her to this day.
Discussion Points
(00:00) Introductions
(01.20) Covid Vaccinations
(05:20) What you doing at the moment
(08:00) Tough experiences
(14:00) Interesting Conversations
(16:20) Early experiences of Injustice
(23:00) Going to University
(31:30) Life after a degree
(36:00) Engaging Education
(38:00) Diversity inLearning
(45:00) Last word
Connect with MIRANDA on Instagram
Her Youtube Channel The Worry People
About the Channel
Welcome to the 'Psychology Cast' where I talk to a range of guests and explore the Psychology in the work they do and what makes them who they are today. I also do reviews and give my thoughts on the work people do. My name is Jolel Miah, I am a Ph.D. student and I started my career in Psychology in 2006 and I now use it to explain human behaviour to the people around me and how they can apply it in their daily lives. I would not change one bit of my journey because it brought me where I am today. It's changed the way I think about the world and has shaped me as a person.
Connect with me on Instagram
Subscribe to my YouTube Channel and I will see you on the next video.
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In this podcast, I talk to Sameera who shares her Ph.D. journey and what got her into it. Sharing the journey has always been an interest of mine. It has helped me process my own Ph.D. Journey.
Discussion Points
(00:00) Talking about Tech
(04:00) Introductions
(05:25) Social & Political Determinants
(15:00) Background Clinical Psychology
(20:00) Intervention is not always therapy
(21:30) Why do you care about what you do?
(28:00) Ph.D. & Setting Boundaries
(34:40) Advice for tough moments
(39:00) When someone takes an interest
(43:00) What did you want to do when you were young?
(49:00) Why did you study Psychology?
(57:00) My Paper coming out
(59:50) Last word
Connect with SAMEERA on Instagram
About the Podcast
Welcome to the 'Psychology Cast' where I talk to a range of guests and explore the Psychology in the work they do and what makes them who they are today. I also do reviews and give my thoughts on the work people do. My name is Jolel Miah, I am a Ph.D. student and I started my career in Psychology in 2006 and I now use it to explain human behaviour to the people around me and how they can apply it in their daily lives. I would not change one bit of my journey because it brought me where I am today. It's changed the way I think about the world and has shaped me as a person. Connect with me on Instagram
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In this podcast, I talk to Sandeep who is a group of Time to Change Champions like me. We Shared this powerful discussion on Time To Talk Day
Discussion Points
(00:10) Time To Talk Day
(10:00) Mental Health is different for everyone
(12:00) Storytelling
(15:30) Why do people shame people?
(24:00) Why do people discriminate?
(32:00) Last word
Connect with Sandeep on Instagram
About the Podcast
Welcome to the 'Psychology Cast' where I talk to a range of guests and explore the Psychology in the work they do and what makes them who they are today. I also do reviews and give my thoughts on the work people do. My name is Jolel Miah, I am a PhD student and I started my career in Psychology in 2006 and I now use it to explain human behaviour to the people around me and how they can apply it in their daily lives. I would not change one bit of my journey because it brought me where I am today. It's changed the way I think about the world and has shaped me as a person.
Connect with me on Instagram Subscribe to my YouTube Channel and I will see you on the next video.
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The teacher training route is the focus of this podcast with Hayley who is the Teacher-Student on Instagram. We discuss what inspired to take this journey and why teaching education in the world we live in today.
Discussion Points
(00:00) Introductions
(05:30) Battle of the Minds
(15:10) Why did you want to become a teacher?
(18:20) When did you think you could become a teacher?
(24:30) Why don't they tell you that?
(28:30) Grades in Secondary School are not everything!
(34:50) What do people need to do to become a Teacher?
(40:00) Getting rejected
(42:50) 'Grinds'
(46:40) Follow their dreams
(54:00) Why do we do what we do?
(1:00.01) What are your future plans?
(1:03.00) What final words do you want to share?
Connect with Hayley with on Instagram
Watch this on Youtube
About the Podcast
Welcome to the 'Psychology Cast' where I talk to a range of guests and explore the Psychology in the work they do and what makes them who they are today. I also do reviews and give my thoughts on the work people do. My name is Jolel Miah, I am a PhD student and I started my career in Psychology in 2006 and I now use it to explain human behaviour to the people around me and how they can apply it in their daily lives. I would not change one bit of my journey because it brought me where I am today. It's changed the way I think about the world and has shaped me as a person.
Connect with me on Instagram https://www.instagram.com/jolelmiah/ Subscribe to my YouTube Channel and I will see you on the next video.
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This is episode 5, So what now, In this podcast we discuss Lockdown 3 and where do we go now. Watch this episode as we continue our discussion on what now as we enter Lockdown 3.
Discussion Points
(00:00) Where are we now?
(12:30) Human Interaction & Survival
(14:30) Will, there be excess?
(20:00) Impact on Social relationships
(32:00) Getting Kinder & Social Psychology
(34:20) Future Predictions
(41:45) Last thoughts
Watch this on Youtube
About the Podcast
Welcome to the 'Psychology Cast' where I talk to a range of guests and explore the Psychology in the work they do and what makes them who they are today. I also do reviews and give my thoughts on the work people do. My name is Jolel Miah, I am a PhD student and I started my career in Psychology in 2006 and I now use it to explain human behaviour to the people around me and how they can apply it in their daily lives. I would not change one bit of my journey because it brought me where I am today. It's changed the way I think about the world and has shaped me as a person.
Connect with me on Instagram https://www.instagram.com/jolelmiah/ Subscribe to my YouTube Channel and I will see you on the next video.
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Doing a PhD in Psychology is the focus for this podcast, in particular, I talk to Priya about doing a PhD and the route into Health Psychology. We also discuss the 'UK Bengali Experience'.
Discussion Points
(01:00) Why did we study Psychology and a PhD?
(20:50) Psychology in the Bengali Community
(35:48) Applying Psychology in the Bengali Community
(54:05) Where do we go from here?
Watch on YouTube
About this Podcast
Welcome to the 'Psychology Cast' where I talk to a range of guests and explore the Psychology in the work they do and what makes them who they are today. I also do reviews and give my thoughts on the work people do. My name is Jolel Miah, I am a PhD student and I started my career in Psychology in 2006 and I now use it to explain human behaviour to the people around me and how they can apply it in their daily lives. I would not change one bit of my journey because it brought me where I am today. It's changed the way I think about the world and has shaped me as a person.
Connect with me on Instagram https://www.instagram.com/jolelmiah/
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In this podcast, I talk to a PhD student Hannah Baer on why do you want to do a PhD? We explore Hannah's current work and what motivated her to do it. She also goes on to explain the importance of the Science in Society
Discussion Points
(00:00) (Introductions)
(05:30) What's your research about?
(08:30) What made you do a PhD?
(15:44) When did you first come across science?
(23:00) Processing the Journey
(27:00) Science for the Society
(29:00) Being Under pressure
(36:00) Last word
Connect with Hannah Baer (https://www.instagram.com/hannibaer/
About this Podcast
Welcome to the 'Psychology Cast' where I talk to a range of guests and explore the Psychology in the work they do and what makes them who they are today. My name is Jolel Miah, I am a PhD student and I started my career in Psychology in 2006 and I now use it to explain human behaviour to the people around me and how they can apply it in their daily lives. I would not change one bit of my journey because it brought me where I am today. It's changed the way I think about the world and has shaped me as a person.
Connect with me on Instagram https://www.instagram.com/jolelmiah/
Subscribe to my Youtube Profile account where I also share my own journey https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC5ZE...
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This interview I talk My Psych Career Coach on the work she is doing to helping psychology graduates. What do Psychology Graduates look for and what help is being offered?
Discussion Points
(00:00) Introductions
(07:00) Supporting people
(13:30) Building Resilience
(20:00) Why did you study Psychology?
(23:30) More questions than answers
(25:00) Did you find what you are looking for?
(29:00) Applying and Learning
(31:30) What If I came to you?
(39:00) Why do people find it hard?
(42:20) Having more than one thing
(48:00) Stimulating ourselves
(52:00) Coaching has helped me
(55:00) How to contact you?
(57:00) Last word
Connect with
My Psych Career Coach https://thepsychologycareersservice.com/
https://www.instagram.com/mypsychcareercoach/
About this Podcast
Welcome to the 'Psychology Cast' where I talk to a range of guests and explore the Psychology in the work they do and what makes them who they are today. My name is Jolel Miah, I am a PhD student and I started my career in Psychology in 2006 and I now use it to explain human behaviour to the people around me and how they can apply it in their daily lives. I would not change one bit of my journey because it brought me where I am today. It's changed the way I think about the world and has shaped me as a person.
Contact me
If you like to get in touch with me then, please do so on Instagram, Twitter,, Facebook or Linkedin @jolelmiah
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Being an Assistant Psychologist - Sharon B shares her journey into becoming an Assistant Psychologist. We explore what it took for her to become an Assistant Psychologist.
Discussion points
(00:00) Introductions
(05:00) Starting just before the Pandemic
(10:30) Working from home
(12:00) Expectations of a Psychologist
(14:30) What's it like being an Assistant Psychologist
(22:00) I was an actress
(23:00) Psychology and my Grandma
(26:20) The impact of Dementia
(31:50) Why did you want to go into Acting?
(42:27) Sharon B's YouTube Channel
(53:00) Social Relationships
(58:20) Last word
Connect with https://www.instagram.com/sharonbpsych/
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About this Podcast
Welcome to the 'Psychology Cast' where I talk to a range of guests and explore the Psychology in the work they do and what makes them who they are today. My name is Jolel Miah, I am a PhD student and I started my career in Psychology in 2006 and I now use it to explain human behaviour to the people around me and how they can apply it in their daily lives. I would not change one bit of my journey because it brought me where I am today. It's changed the way I think about the world and has shaped me as a person.
Contact me
If you like to get in touch with me then, please do so on Instagram, Twitter,, Facebook or Linkedin @jolelmiah
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In this interview, I to PhD student Nadine from Lancaster University and we discuss End of life care and the research she is doing. We explore what got her interested in End of life care research
Discussion Points
(00:00) Introductions
(10:00) Finishing the PhD
(13:20) How many people don't finish a PhD?
(19:40) Paying for my studies
(21:00) Passion within
(24:30) Where does your energy come from?
(26:00) My friend died when I was 15
(30:30) Its a calling
(33:00) Applying theory into practice
(41:10) How have you managed social relationships?
(43:20) Kindness matters
(46:00) The moment of what inspired me to do a PhD?
(51:54) Living and Dying as One
(59:00) Last word
Connect with Nadine on instagram https://www.instagram.com/_nadinepersaud_/
About this Podcast
Welcome to the 'Psychology Cast' where I talk to a range of guests and explore the Psychology in the work they do and what makes them who they are today. My name is Jolel Miah and I started my career in Psychology in 2006 and I now use it to explain human behaviour to the people around me and how they can apply it in their daily lives. I would not change one bit of my journey because it brought me where I am today. It's changed the way I think about the world and has shaped me as a person.
Contact me If you like to get in touch with me then, please do so on Instagram, Twitter,, Facebook or Linkedin @jolelmiah
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This podcast I talk to Aranee who shares her story to raise awareness of Mental Health in South Asian communities after experiencing the loss of her Brother to Suicide. Mental Health matters to everybody
Points of Discussion
(00:00) Introductions
(06:50) Learning from the loss of my brother
(08:50) Discrimination is real
(13:00) We can help people
(18:42) Outside our control
(19:50) Mental Health and my Brother
(25:00) Sharing happy memories
(28:30) Starting a wellbeing group
(31:30) Create something before a problem starts
(34:30) Going forward
(41:30) Last words
Learn more about Aranee about her work My blog on bereavement: https://araneeosteopath7.wixsite.com/website/single-post/2020/07/25/Reflecting-back-10-years-and-thinking-about-Kannan https://araneeosteopath7.wixsite.com/website
About this Podcast
Welcome to the 'Psychology Cast' where I talk to a range of guests and explore the Psychology in the work they do and what makes them who they are today. My name is Jolel Miah and I started my career in Psychology in 2006 and I now use it to explain human behaviour to the people around me and how they can apply it in their daily lives. I would not change one bit of my journey because it brought me where I am today. It's changed the way I think about the world and has shaped me as a person.
Contact me If you like to get in touch with me then, please do so on Instagram, Twitter,, Facebook or Linkedin @jolelmiah
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Psychologists discuss Covid on the Coaching Psych Room, this interview we discuss the impact of covid whilst ending the lockdown. Joined by Coaching Psychologists as we end this pandemic in the UK. What can we learn? About this Podcast, I talk to fellow friends and colleagues in the coaching world and ask them what it's like as we end lockdown during the Pandemic Covid19. We share useful tips and advice and the podcast provided great insight!
Points of discussion
(00:00) Introductions
(05:50) Mental Health & Stress
(13:00) Men's Mental Health
(16:30) Human Interaction & Evolution
(20:00) Work and Behaviour
(23:50) What we will we go back to?
(29:00) Human consciousnesses & Social Injustices
(32:00) Peer practice support groups
(39:00) Change is happening
(42:00) What can coaching offer?
(43:20) Is COVID19 an event or a moment?
(47:00) Last words
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Studying blood with PhD student is the focus of this podcast. I have always been interested what blood can tell us but never had the nerve to do it so meet someone who does. I talk to PhD student Beth who is undertaking fascinating work.
Listen to what you like
(00:00) Introduction
(08:00) When did you first think about a PhD?
(12:30) How did you keep going?
(17:00) Working through Prejudice
(21:00) When did you first like science?
(23:30) Bethology on Instagram
(29:00) Seeking knowledge & Misinformation
(39:00) Researching Blood
(49:00) Managing social relationships
(59:00) Managing workload (1:04:41) Contacting you
(1:05:30) Last words
Contact Beth ; https://www.instagram.com/_bethology/
About this Podcast
Welcome to the 'Psychology Cast' where I talk to a range of guests and explore the Psychology in the work they do and what makes them who they are today. My name is Jolel Miah and I started my career in Psychology in 2006 and I now use it to explain human behaviour to the people around me and how they can apply it in their daily lives. I would not change one bit of my journey because it brought me where I am today. It's changed the way I think about the world and has shaped me as a person.
Contact me If you like to get in touch with me then, please do so on Instagram, Twitter,, Facebook or Linkedin @jolelmiah
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In this interview I talk to Meriame about getting a PhD in physics she shares her journey about how she got to where she is today. Watch and Listen to this as we discuss from bed rest to the lab.
Listen to what you like
(00:00) Introduction
(04:48) I was the 17 and the only girl in my Physics Class
(07:30) Headteacher told me I won't ever go to University
(14:50) Why do people put others down?
(17:50) When did people start believing?
(21:50) Being patient with yourself
(23:20) What advice would you give to others?
(29:00) How can people contact you?
(32:00) Last word
Contact Meriame https://www.instagram.com/girl_in_a_physics_world/ and also on her website http://meriameberboucha.weebly.com/
About this Podcast
Welcome to the 'Psychology Cast' where I talk to a range of guests and explore the Psychology in the work they do and what makes them who they are today. My name is Jolel Miah and I started my career in Psychology in 2006 and I now use it to explain human behaviour to the people around me and how they can apply it in their daily lives. I would not change one bit of my journey because it brought me where I am today. It's changed the way I think about the world and has shaped me as a person.
Contact me If you like to get in touch with me then, please do so on Instagram, Twitter,, Facebook or Linkedin @jolelmiah
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In this podcast, I talk to John and Russell to mark International Men's Day 2020. We talk about International Men's Day in relation to Masculinity and Mental Health. This is part 2 named THE PATH
About the guests
John was in the US Military for 18 years during which he’s done multiple tours in both Iraq and Afghanistan. John describes himself as “a guy with some life experience that wants to share some of his failures so that you fail better.” He created Men’s Methodology to examine modern masculinity because he feels the rules and landscape or battlefield if you will are different for men and women. John promotes open and honest dialogues to normalize attitudes of weakness and vulnerability for the guys. He also encourages the female perspective from his female followers since it’s critically important to have a holistic discourse about masculinity with both. Contact John on Instagram https://www.instagram.com/mensmethodology/
Russell helps men that are feeling stuck develop an unconquerable mindset and learn the fundamentals of neuro-transformation so that they can create extraordinary lives and become the masters of their fate. He believes that our thoughts create our reality and that the key to living the life you want is developing an unconquerable mindset. After going through a personal health crisis that left him near death and unable to walk, he learned the power of the mind to overcome severe tragedy. He left a 25-year career as an Insurance Executive to start Invictus Life, where he now leads men on outdoor adventures and works one-on-one with men to develop their own Unconquerable Mindsets and once again become Masters of their Fate. Contact Russell on Instagram https://www.instagram.com/russellcr33d/
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This interview with Dr Damien Clarke we explore a Mental Health Intervention and Doing a PhD.
About Dr Clarke
I am a Counselling Psychologist and Corporate Wellbeing Expert, I graduated from Trinity College Dublin with a Doctorate in Counselling Psychology (2015 – 2018). I have previous experience in the Corporate World myself (H&K International 2006 – 2011). I am the Founder and CEO of Zeminar; the world's largest health and well-being conference for teenagers. I am currently working with Central Remedial Clinic which is a non-residential national centre established for the care, treatment and development of children and adults with physical disabilities. Since July 2019 I have worked with Spectrum Life, Spectrum Mental Health and Laya Health. I am passionate about the wellbeing of workers in Ireland and I have a particular interest in the stresses of high-pressure corporate life and how we go about getting a greater work-life balance.
Contact Damien https://www.instagram.com/zeminar.ie/
About this Podcast
Welcome to the 'Psychology Cast' where I talk to a range of guests and explore the Psychology in the work they do and what makes them who they are today. My name is Jolel Miah and I started my career in Psychology in 2006 and I now use it to explain human behaviour to the people around me and how they can apply in their daily lives. I would not change one bit of my journey because it brought me where I am today. It's changed the way I think about the world and has shaped me as a person.
Contact me
If you like to get in touch with me then, please do so on Instagram, Twitter, Facebook or Linkedin @jolelmiah
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This interview with Katie, we discuss Managing Anxiety & Expectations in PhD students. It's not easy managing anxiety whilst on this journey. So we explored this and also her research around Dyspraxia,
(00:00) Introduction (03:12) Why did you choose further education? (06::49) Why did you want to do it? (10:00) A battle of the minds (14:58) Change is scary and healthy (17:13) Can you interview tomorrow? (23:00) Looking at the positives (28:00) What is Dyspraxia? (33:00) Social Relationships (38:00) Embracing achievements (46:17) Having closure (51:50) Last word
Contact Katie: www.instagram.com/diaryofaphd.er
About this Podcast
Welcome to the 'Psychology Cast' where I talk to a range of guests and explore the Psychology in the work they do and what makes them who they are today. My name is Jolel Miah and I started my career in Psychology in 2006 and I now use it to explain human behaviour to the people around me and how they can apply in their daily lives. I would not change one bit of my journey because it brought me where I am today. It's changed the way I think about the world and has shaped me as a person. Contact me If you like to get in touch with me then, please do so on Instagram, Twitter,, Facebook or Linkedin @jolelmiah
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In this podcast, I talk to John and Russell to mark International Men's Day 2020. We talk about International Men's Day in relation to Masculinity and Mental Health. This is part 1 named THE JOURNEY
About the guests
John was in the US Military for 18 years during which he’s done multiple tours in both Iraq and Afghanistan. John describes himself as “a guy with some life experience that wants to share some of his failures so that you fail better.” He created Men’s Methodology to examine modern masculinity because he feels the rules and landscape or battlefield if you will are different for men and women. John promotes open and honest dialogues to normalize attitudes of weakness and vulnerability for the guys. He also encourages the female perspective from his female followers since it’s critically important to have a holistic discourse about masculinity with both. Contact John on Instagram https://www.instagram.com/mensmethodology/
Russell helps men that are feeling stuck develop an unconquerable mindset and learn the fundamentals of neuro-transformation so that they can create extraordinary lives and become the masters of their fate. He believes that our thoughts create our reality and that the key to living the life you want is developing an unconquerable mindset. After going through a personal health crisis that left him near death and unable to walk, he learned the power of the mind to overcome severe tragedy. He left a 25-year career as an Insurance Executive to start Invictus Life, where he now leads men on outdoor adventures and works one-on-one with men to develop their own Unconquerable Mindsets and once again become Masters of their Fate. Contact Russell on Instagram https://www.instagram.com/russellcr33d/
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This podcast I talk to Lynn who is doing a Professional Doctorate in Health and Social Care. Lynn shares her doctorate her journey and why she chose this path and expectations that come with it.
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This video to talk to Olivia and Ellie on sharing the PhD journey on Instagram. We also discuss the impact of Covid19 on studying, relationships and the inspiration behind to do a PhD.
Segments
(00:05) Introduction (01:20) How you cope with the impact of COVID19 on studying (04:18) What are you researching? (14:00) What was the trigger behind your decision to do a PhD? (26:50) Why a joint Instagram profile? (29:30) Documenting the journey (36:30) PhD and the impact on relationships (52:46) Your last words of inspiration to others
If you would like to follow Olivia & Ellie's journey then visit @phd_universe on Instagram
About this Podcast
Welcome to the 'Psychology Cast' where I talk to a range of guests and explore the Psychology in the work they do and what makes them who they are today. My name is Jolel Miah and I started my career in Psychology in 2006 and I now use it to explain human behaviour to the people around me and how they can apply in their daily lives. I would not change one bit of my journey because it brought me where I am today. It's changed the way I think about the world and has shaped me as a person.
Contact me
If you like to get in touch with me then, please do so on Instagram, Twitter,, Facebook or Linkedin @jolelmiah
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This podcast I talk about the role of British Bengalis in PSYCHOLOGY I talk to Tia Moin about what motivated her pressure this path and barriers did she face in this journey in the field of Psychology.
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This podcast I talk to PhD student Alice who is researching epilepsy and sleep. I talk to Alice about why this topic is important to her and what made her choose to study this topic.
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This podcast I talk to PhD student Annabelle on World Mental Health Day, discussing mental wellbeing in PhD students. We also discuss her Instagram thephdsudentchallenge and the story behind it.
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This is my second interview with Isabel who is from the Instagram world of Psysight - In this podcast, we discuss the reality of an online world during covid19 and her Instagram account!
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This podcast i talk to Angela Thorogood, she has a background in Psychology, Health Psychology and in teaching. Her research is looking to the menopause. The podcast we go in to discusses her motivation and what keeps her going.
If you would like to get in touch with Angela and know more about her work then her email is Angela.Thorogood2016@outlook.com
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This podcast I talk Isabel on why she chose to do a doctorate in educational psychology. Isabel talks about the journey and inspired her to pursue a career doctorate in educational psychology. There is a series of Podcast with Isabel so stay tuned for more! Time Stamps (00:00) Introduction (01:45) Why Psychology (09:00) Psychology Degree Pathways (14:22) Life after a degree in Psychology (19:35) What kept you motivated? (21:20) Working as a teaching assistant (29:09) What Educational Psychology can do? (31:30) Thinking process before starting a doctorate in Educational Psychology (37:00) Not taking it personally (41:23) Isabel's motivational wisdom
Want to work with me or get in contact with me, then drop me a message! on my social media handles @JolelMiah
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Have you just finished with a degree in Psychology? This is where Psych Assist comes in. A resource which I wish was available when I graduated 10 years ago. This is why I decided to a podcast with Abdi who is the founder of this great resource Psych Assist.
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About this Podcast, I talk to fellow friends and colleagues in the coaching world and ask them what it's like come out of lockdown Pandemic Covid19. About Dr Andrew Parsons, Tony Page and Susan Bartrop.
Points of discussion
(00:00) Coming out of lockdown
(05:50) Economic impact
(12:50) How do we manage coming out of lockdown?
(18:45) Coaching Psychologists in the Virtual World
(26:00) The Coach has a role in organisations
(29:00) What's on your mind coming out of lockdown now?
(37:00) Last words
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This podcast I talk to Dr Ravi Gill on the role of a Health PSYCHOLOGIST in the POLICE FORCE. I also talk about why she has chosen Psychology as a career path and how she uses it to help people working on the frontline,
Discussion points
(00:00) Introductions
(03:40) Psychology popped up
(05:00) How can I link the two?
(06:50) The Master's decision making
(09:50) The Second Masters
(11:30) What kept you motivated?
(15:00) The Toxic stress state
(17:00) Advice for future candidates
(24:37) Working in the Police Force
(28:00) Two roles in a week
(29:30) When I first joined
(30:00) Research in drinking in Ethnic Minorities
(33:20) How do you address the Community and Health Services
(39:30) What can we learn from COVID19
(41:50) Last words
Connect with Dr Ravi Gill
https://www.instagram.com/dr.ravi_gill/
About this Podcast
Welcome to the 'Psychology Cast' where I talk to a range of guests and explore the Psychology in the work they do and what makes them who they are today. My name is Jolel Miah, I am a PhD student and I started my career in Psychology in 2006 and I now use it to explain human behaviour to the people around me and how they can apply it in their daily lives. I would not change one bit of my journey because it brought me where I am today. It's changed the way I think about the world and has shaped me as a person.
Connect with me on Instagram
https://www.instagram.com/jolelmiah/
Subscribe to my Youtube Profile account where I also share my own journey
https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC5ZEHQqoaph_cTL4Mz9tRPQ
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I talk to fellow PhD student Laura Sheerman about Virtual Assistant in post-COVID19 World.
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The Coaching Psych Room - Episode 2 - This is where discuss life during the lockdown
Points of discussion
(00:00) What's Changed? (07:44)
How are we going to maintain and grow our community?
(12:45) Is time management skills improving?
(15:50) Coaching Psychology can help
(18:50) Ice cream van
(20:00) The psychological impact of Lockdown
(25:40) The new normal
(26:40) We have to be kind to ourselves
(32:30) Head and Heart
(35:24) Last words
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Interview with Jaan Madan - Mental Health in the workplace during and after COVID19
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Interview with author Keena White of Written for the one
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Part 2 - PhD students Jolel & Priya talk about Iftar and the lessons we can take from Ramadan and eating behaviour
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PhD students Jolel & Priya talk about Eating Behaviour during Ramadhan - Part 1
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Talking all things death and grief with fellow British Bangladeshi Callsuma Ali the host of bereavement room podcast. Supporting inclusive narratives.
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About this Podcast I talk to fellow friends and colleagues in the coaching world and ask them what it's like working during the Pandemic Covid19. We share useful tips and advice and the podcast provided great insight!
About Dr Andrew Parsons
Andrew has been working as a professional coach for over 10 years. His practice supports people to adapt to personal or professional change and transition to the new normality. He also supports teams to create healthy and sustainable high performance. He started his coaching practice as an internal job+coach at GlaxoSmithKline where he also had scientific (Neuroscience) and business (Research & Development) leadership roles. He has been working independently as an External Coach since 2012 with a variety of organisations and charities. He is a Certified Professional Medical Coach and played a key role in the development of the coaching service, empowering cancer patients and their families at the Fountain Centre, St Like’s Cancer Unit, Surrey. This project was recognised with a best practice award see https://www.theparliamentaryreview.co.uk/organisations/reciprocal-minds-ltd. He has a graduate degree in Pharmacology, MSc in Psychology with an MSc and PhD focussed on treatments for brain injuries and migraine respectively. He is passionate about the application of science into the practice of coaching. He is a member of the Association for Business Psychology, the British Psychological Society and a Fellow of the Institute of Coaching (Harvard, USA). He has over 90 peer-reviewed scientific publications and is co-author of the how-to guide Leading with Presence, what is it, why it matters and how to get it.
About Susan Bartrop
Coming late into academia has allowed me to experience many careers in a variety of different sectors, but always in a people-focused role. Experience in the public sector when a young apprentice, helped me gain good interpersonal skills. Working as a health care assistant, taught me how to be compassionate. When in a teaching and assessors role on how to listen, observe and facilitate. Later, employed as a specialist domiciliary assistant with special needs children and young people, often on the autistic spectrum, gave me purpose and reward. Being diagnosed with Dyslexia only a few years ago was a revelation, but not a surprise, which has led to a better understanding of self and my abilities as an individual. My desire has always been to help people, working with empathy and understanding in an authentic way, guided by my values. My psychology degree paved the way into coaching and a natural progression was a PG in coaching, which I achieved at a London University, with a distinction. I plan to continue my studying with an MSc in coaching next year.
About Tony Page
Tony page is an experienced international consultant with clients in Africa, Austria, Bolivia, Brazil, Canada, Finland, Holland, Hong Kong, India, Italy, Norway, Switzerland and the US: * Facilitating teams leading change in education, media, oil/gas and technology, international development, voluntary sector, and in mergers in chemical/pharma, financial and hospitality industries. * Supporting leaders with business revenues in billions, also government and not-for-profits. Passion for "radical enabling", that is supporting individuals to adjust their contributions to unlock greater potential from their teams and organisations. Sustaining the impact by bringing people to behave as leaders towards a shared story of success.
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In this podcast, I talk to Eliza Hatch about Sexual Harassment. Eliza is the founder of the campaign 'Cheer up Luv' which is aiming to preventing and stopping street sexual harassment.
Learn more about the 'Cheer Up Luv' Campaign
https://www.instagram.com/cheerupluv/
http://www.cheerupluv.com/
About the Podcast
Welcome to the 'Psychology Cast' where I talk to a range of guests and explore the Psychology in the work they do and what makes them who they are today. I also do reviews and give my thoughts on the work people do. My name is Jolel Miah, I am a Ph.D. student and I started my career in Psychology in 2006 and I now use it to explain human behaviour to the people around me and how they can apply it in their daily lives. I would not change one bit of my journey because it brought me where I am today. It's changed the way I think about the world and has shaped me as a person.
Connect with me on Instagram https://www.instagram.com/jolelmiah/...
Also available on Youtube
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Here I talk to fellow PhD student Alex Pinto who is conducting research in death and dying. I learnt from what she had shared in this podcast. I hope you find something useful too.
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I talk to founder of Yoga Breakfast Charlotte Thompson on her journey and motivated her to start this health iniative and what's it like having Yoga for breakfast!
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This episode Nisha Sharma shares with me her thoughts, journey and what her led to studying Psychology and pursing a Doctorate
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Psychology student Alan Jospeph shares his journey of studying and what made him choose this area.
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I talk to PhD student Chris Robus on why he chose 'emojis' and where did he get the inspiration from.
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I talk to author Dr David Mathew who has published many books over the years and i ask what inspired him to and what is his motivation to this day.
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I talk to guest Dr Elizabeth Bailey on why people choose thier politics they way they do and what inspired her to turn thier PhD in to a book.
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