Claire Watson's guest appearances

Claire Watson

The Weird Tales Podcast

Whin Big - A UK Marketing Podcast

Finger on the Pulse

OwlTail

E.M. Forster

In which our hero has an experience.  Transcript: https://drive.google.com/file/d/1i42DGdYx-xbQudAlBTiHf6udsGm39PSK/view?usp=sharing Follow Claire on Twitter: @PitsOfDesclaireInstagram: @Claire.B.WatsonPlease consider supporting The Small Trans Library: https://smalltranslibrary.org/

In which our hero has an experience.   Transcript: <a href="https://drive.google.com/file/d/1i42DGdYx-xbQudAlBTiHf6udsGm39PSK/view?usp=sharing" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">https://drive.google.com/file/d/1i42DGdYx-xbQudAlBTiHf6udsGm39PSK/view?usp=sharing</a>   Follow Claire on Twitter: @PitsOfDesclaire Instagram: @Claire.B.Watson Please consider supporting The Small Trans Library: <a href="https://smalltranslibrary.org/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">https://smalltranslibrary.org/</a>

Pride Month, Episode 4: The Curate’s Friend, by E.M. Forster, read by Claire Watson

Claire Watson, recovery academy lead at Greater Manchester Mental Health NHS Foundation Trust, joins us on the second-ever NHE podcast, talking us through general mental health and the state of care for it currently, as well as what she sees in her role as the potential solutions, and causes, of the problem.The Recovery Academy, set up in 2013, is where Claire now spends her time, helping facilitate shared learning around mental health at the facility – which acts as a college within a functioning mental health hospital.As she describes, it wasn’t the initial route she’d planned but a “series of fates” saw her end up in the current role, where as of October 1, 2019 she assisted in launching the academy’s 14th prospectus, now offering 66 courses and catering to more than 7,500 learners.Mental health remains, understandably therefore, a huge pressing issue in Claire’s mind for the modern-day health and social care sector. In her eyes, as a mum to a teenage daughter, there is immense and constant pressure on young people and as such there needs to be real care and attention put into addressing mental health concerns they might have.“Mental health doesn’t happen in isolation” – that was the most powerful statement of Claire’s during the podcast, and rings true as she discusses just how we should look to help address wider problems if we are to genuinely tackle mental health issues.There is so much great, important conversation to indulge yourself with in this podcast, but equally we bring a little bit of a light onto who Claire is herself.So, what two songs keep our incredible guest in good spirits, and can you beat her score on our health news quiz?!Finally, who would Claire most want to sit down with at a dinner party and pick their brains? It’s a dinner table we certainly think many would be interested to listen into!

Claire Watson, recovery academy lead at Greater Manchester Mental Health NHS Foundation Trust, joins us on the second-ever NHE podcast, talking us through general mental health and the state of care for it currently, as well as what she sees in her role as the potential solutions, and causes, of the problem.The Recovery Academy, set up in 2013, is where Claire now spends her time, helping facilitate shared learning around mental health at the facility – which acts as a college within a functioning mental health hospital.As she describes, it wasn’t the initial route she’d planned but a “series of fates” saw her end up in the current role, where as of October 1, 2019 she assisted in launching the academy’s 14th prospectus, now offering 66 courses and catering to more than 7,500 learners.Mental health remains, understandably therefore, a huge pressing issue in Claire’s mind for the modern-day health and social care sector. In her eyes, as a mum to a teenage daughter, there is immense and constant pressure on young people and as such there needs to be real care and attention put into addressing mental health concerns they might have.“Mental health doesn’t happen in isolation” – that was the most powerful statement of Claire’s during the podcast, and rings true as she discusses just how we should look to help address wider problems if we are to genuinely tackle mental health issues.There is so much great, important conversation to indulge yourself with in this podcast, but equally we bring a little bit of a light onto who Claire is herself.So, what two songs keep our incredible guest in good spirits, and can you beat her score on our health news quiz?!Finally, who would Claire most want to sit down with at a dinner party and pick their brains? It’s a dinner table we certainly think many would be interested to listen into!

Ep 2. Mental health doesn't happen in isolation, Dr Claire Watson

For this episode I'm joined by Claire Watson, a commercial photographer who runs her own photography business and studio in Leith. Tune in for our chat about how teaching English abroad prepared her for life on the local networking circuit, and working one-to-one with clients to allow them to relax and connect. We also dug into her strategies for building real relationships - on Twitter of all places. Claire helps her photography clients understand how to share their marketing messages using images online. To find out more and connect, head to thewhin.co/podcast for the show notes.

For this episode I'm joined by Claire Watson, a commercial photographer who runs her own photography business and studio in Leith. Tune in for our chat about how teaching English abroad prepared her for life on the local networking circuit, and working one-to-one with clients to allow them to relax and connect. We also dug into her strategies for building real relationships - on Twitter of all places. Claire helps her photography clients understand how to share their marketing messages using images online. To find out more and connect, head to <a href="http://thewhin.co/podcast" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">thewhin.co/podcast</a> for the show notes.