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Publisher |: The Drive Project

Media Type |: audio

Podknife tags |: Great Britain,; Interview,; Personal Journals,; Resiliency

Categories Via RSS |: Health & Fitness,; Personal Journals,; Society & Culture

Honest and inspiring conversations, and stories of overcoming extraordinary adversity.
Military veterans who have suffered loss of sight or use of limbs speak to figures from public life. We hear their stories, their struggles, and how resilience was crucial in their most difficult days.

The Resilience Sessions has been inspired by Making Generation R – a campaign which aims to create a generation of resilient people across the U.K. The series is brought to you by Blesma, the limbless veterans charity, and is based on an original idea by Simon Harmer and The Drive Project. The Resilience Sessions are supported by Openreach and produced by The Drive Project.

Country Of Origin |: United Kingdom
Produced In |: United Kingdom
Premiere Date |: 2019-03-27
Related Hashtags |: #WorldSuicidePreventionDay
Frequency |: Daily
Explicit |: No

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33 Available Episodes (33 Total) / Average duration: 00:37:47

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33 Available Episodes (33 Total)Average duration: 00:37:47

Jan 20, 2021

01:01:24

This week Hannah Whittingham, the producer of The Resilience Sessions speaks to presenters Alice Driver, founder of the Making Generation R programme, and Stewart Harris, veteran and Making Generation R speaker. As well as picking out their most poignant and memorable moments from the series, they chat about the Making Generation R programme behind The Resilience Sessions, the impact telling his story has had on Stewart, and about the work of Blesma, The Limbless Veterans charity who fund the podcast, and The Drive Project who deliver it.

The Resilience Sessions has been inspired by Making Generation R – a campaign which aims to create a generation of resilient people across the U.K. The series is brought to you by Blesma, the limbless veterans charity, and is based on an original idea by Simon Harmer and The Drive Project.

For more information on our Making Generation R speakers, to watch videos from our sessions, or to read more about project, head to The Resilience Sessions page on the Blesma website https://blesma.org/making-generation-r/the-resilience-sessions/

Twitter: @TheResilienceSFacebook: @theresiliencesessionsInstagram: @theresiliencesessionsContact us: info@makinggenerationr.com

This podcast was produced by Hannah Whittingham, and edited by Adam Wimpenny.

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Jan 14, 2021

00:46:46

In a remastered episode from series 1, Carol Vorderman, television personality and businesswoman, talks with Si Harmer, a former combat medical technician in the British Army, who lost both legs in Afghanistan.

Carol and Si discuss their struggles, motivations and how they have cultivated resilience in their own lives. They talk about the importance of gratitude and positivity, how to navigate the complex world of social media, and reflect on how their children bring richness to their lives.

For information on helplines please visit our website.Website: https://blesma.org/making-generation-r/the-resilience-sessions/Twitter: @TheResilienceSFacebook: @theresiliencesessionsInstagram: @theresiliencesessionsContact us: info@makinggenerationr.com

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Jan 12, 2021

00:15:00

Josh's story will have you gripped - with acceptance and determination to adapt and overcome at its heart, he takes you through his journey of being blown up by an IED aged just 24.

Twitter: @TheResilienceSFacebook: @theresiliencesessionsInstagram: @theresiliencesessions

This podcast was produced by Hannah Whittingham, and edited by Adam Wimpenny.

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Jan 12, 2021

01:16:42

We talk to Chief Fire Officer and psychologist Sabrina Cohen-Hatton, and veteran and cyclist Josh Boggi, who lost both his legs and an arm in an IED explosion serving in Afghanistan. We discuss identity, refusing to be pigeon-holed, experiencing homelessness, human error, dark humour, and Invictus Games medals.

Twitter: @TheResilienceSFacebook: @theresiliencesessionsInstagram: @theresiliencesessions

This podcast was produced by Hannah Whittingham.

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Jan 07, 2021

00:49:47

In a remastered episode from series 1, Jonny Benjamin, mental health campaigner and author, talks with Stewart Harris, who was serving with 1st Battalion The Welsh Guards in Afghanistan when a roadside bomb left him with brain damage, partial sight loss and partial hearing loss.

Jonny and Stewart share their stories and experiences of mental health challenges up to and beyond the moments that both men tried to end their own lives. They share the many things they are grateful for, celebrate each other’s achievements, and swap some practical tips on how to build resilience and develop mental wellbeing.

Please note that this episode features discussion of suicide and other subjects that some listeners may find upsetting. For information on useful helplines please follow this link: https://blesma.org/media/444283/resources.pdf

Website: https://blesma.org/making-generation-r/the-resilience-sessions/Twitter: @TheResilienceSFacebook: @theresiliencesessionsInstagram: @theresiliencesessionsContact us: info@makinggenerationr.com

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Jan 06, 2021