In a slight shift from our usual focus on psychotherapy, this interview aims to educate and inform viewers about the vital field of speech and language therapy.

In this insightful interview, we sit down with Kayleigh Dale, an experienced Acute Speech and Language Therapist, to explore her unique journey from working in a children’s nursery to specializing in speech therapy for adults. Kayleigh shares what inspired her shift into speech and language therapy and discusses the important differences between working with children and adults in her field. Her experience sheds light on the challenges adults face following life-changing events such as heart attacks, dementia, and other neurological conditions. Through compassionate stories and practical advice, Kayleigh explains how she helps patients adapt psychologically to new realities, overcome communication barriers, and rebuild their lives. From identifying key issues early on to supporting patients as they digest difficult information, Kayleigh's work is both challenging and deeply rewarding. She also offers thoughtful guidance on how families can assist their loved ones in making these adjustments, creating a supportive environment that fosters recovery and resilience. Whether you’re interested in speech therapy, navigating life after illness, or simply want to learn more about the field, this conversation with Kayleigh Dale is filled with valuable insights and powerful takeaways.

Today we delve into the transformative power of therapy, art, and existential exploration.

Our featured therapist Matilde Gliubich Tomat brings a rare and profound perspective, rooted in her own journey through life's hardships and deep healing. After facing early trauma and the challenges of complex parenting, she channelled her experiences into becoming an existential therapist, helping others find meaning and purpose. With a unique blend of therapeutic insight, artistic vision, and a passion for anthropology, she explores the deeper aspects of the human experience—from the origins of consciousness to our modern struggles with identity, creativity, and empowerment. Her studies trace back to the split between Neanderthals and early humans, offering an enlightening view on the evolution of thought, self-awareness, and the timeless questions we all grapple with. Through her work, she helps clients access states of mind that foster self-understanding, resilience, and creativity, empowering them to live more fulfilling lives. Join us as we explore these deeper aspects of existence, and discover how understanding our roots and inner worlds can transform our lives today.

If you would like to work with Matilde, her contact details can be found at : MatildeTomat.com Matilde's book can be found on amazon called:

Rebeltherapy: a therapist journey through addiction, trauma, and Nichiren Buddhism

copy and paste link: https://amzn.eu/d/3Pc5v3t

The books Matilde suggested during this interview are:

Siddhartha by Hermann Hesse

iron man by ted hughes

iron woman by ted hughes

The Little Prince by Antoine de Saint-Exupéry

On the Road by Jack Kerouac

The Artist's Way by Julia Cameron Through the Looking-glass and what Alice Found There by Lewis Carroll

Jonathan Livingston Seagull by Richard Bach

Interview with a Compassionate Psychotherapist: Pioneering Inclusive Therapy for Neurodivergent Individuals and Long-Term Health Conditions

In this insightful interview, I sit down with Linsey Bailey-Rowles, a psychotherapist with a unique and rich career history. Now specializing in therapy for neurodivergent individuals and those with long-term health conditions, Linsey brings a compassionate, fresh perspective to mental health care.

Drawing from their diverse career experience, Linsey has developed a deep understanding of the challenges faced by those who live with neurodivergence and chronic conditions. Their drive to make therapy more inclusive and tailored to each individual’s needs shines through in this conversation, where we explore their journey into the field of psychotherapy, the importance of inclusive practices, and their vision for the future of mental health care.

Join us as we delve into new perspectives on therapeutic approaches, and gain valuable insights on how to better support neurodivergent individuals on their path to well-being.

If you would like to access treatment with Linsey, you can find her contact details at: https://libertycounsellingburnley.com/