In between things: Recent Episodes

Milan Murray

Milan Murray, founder of The My Story Tribe, talks to a variety of guests about children and mental health.

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Milan talks to Dad blogger Terence Mentor, aka AFRODADDY, about putting back the MEN into MENtal health.

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Shakeel Karjieker is a Dad and Entrepreneur and talks in this episode about his blog @dadlife_adventure and how fathers can influence their children's mental health.

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It's Mental Health Month in South Africa and Milan talks to Occupational Therapist , Chantel Griesel about the state of our children's mental health and how parents and teachers can assist.

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Educational Psychologist Mariaan Prins unpacks the benefits of 'knowing your story' before 'owning your story. 

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Ivor Swartz is the ambassador for The My Story Tribe's new hashtag campaign #ownyourstory. Milan talks to him about fatherhood, his dark past, and how he is rewriting his story. 

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We talk Art Therapy! Milan Murray, founder of The My Story Tribe sits down with Art Therapist and Coach Zaitoon Ebrahim from @beingwithpurpose. They connect around community involvement, upliftment of youth and using art as a mechanism for reflection. 
What a kind and generous soul! Have a listen! 

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Milan Murray, founder of the My Story Tribe, interviews 11 year old Sebastian and a few of his classmates to illustrate why investing in the emotional growth of this age group will result in healthier, happier adults.

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Milan Murray, Founder of The My Story Tribe talks to Special Needs Teacher and Yogi, Liza Heap about using movement as a tool in therapy for 6 - 13 yr olds.

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The My Story journal is fast becoming a popular tool in households and in schools to facilitate emotional growth in the 6 - 13 yr old age group.
Founder of the My Story Tribe, Milan Murray talks to Occupational Therapist Chantel Griesel about how she created an age appropriate journal with colourful activities and fun prompts to guide children to self acceptance.