The impact of Covid-19 on women and children in India; Susan Rogers on working with the 80s star Prince; Careless, a novel about growing up in care; and panic attacks.India remains in the grip of a Covid crisis with record numbers of cases being reported every day. Oxygen and vaccines are running out and hospitals are overwhelmed.
Susan Rogers tells us what it was like working with the 80s pop artist Prince as his sound engineer on albums including ‘Purple Rain, ‘Around the World in a Day and ‘Sign o’ the Times’. After two decades in the music industry Susan Rogers left and went on to earn a doctorate in psychology. She’s now a professor of music at Berklee College in Boston, and is being awarded the Music Producers Guild’s ‘Outstanding Contribution to Music’– the first woman to ever win the award.
‘Careless’ is the debut novel by Kirsty Capes and tells the story of Bess a girl in foster care and looks at the treatment of girls in the care system. Kirsty Capes was herself a care leaver and tells us about her PHD which examines the representation of care experienced children in contemporary fiction.
And the mental health blogger and author of ‘We're All Mad Here’, Claire Eastham has now written a new book, ‘F**K I Think I'm Dying: How I learned to live with panic’. She explains how she manages her own panic attacks which she’s had for nearly a decade. She joins Anita with psychotherapist Dawn Estefan to discuss panic attacks, why we have them, how they feel and how best to cope with them.
itsanitarani ClaireyLove Some people experience transient symptoms of depersonalisation and derealisation during panic attacks. Information and resources on our website may help
itsanitarani ClaireyLove For panic attacks I’d suggest BWRT - brain working recursive therapy- where the person can be helped to reorganise how their brain responds to fear. Based on neuroscience. Results can be life changing. - all best, Linda Aspey FBACP.
itsanitarani ClaireyLove Yes. Out of the blue. Suffered terribly. My saviour was getting CBT. Also an amazing book called When Panic Attacks.
itsanitarani ClaireyLove My anxiety was dreadful when trying to get my HRT right 🥴
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