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Young carers and identity: Who I am
When your childhood is shaped entirely by responsibility, it can be hard to know where you actually begin. In this episode, host Hettie is joined by Jemima and Ruthie from MYTIME Young Carers - a…
Young carer misconceptions: people, not problems
What does the world think a young carer looks like? And how far is that image from the actual truth?I'm Hettie, and in this episode, I'm joined by Bradley and Felicity from MYTIME Young Carers - a…
Young carers and resentment: the bitter pill we swallow
It’s a heavy confession, but it’s a reality for so many young carers. I'm Jemima, and in this episode, I'm joined by Moriah and Nicole from MYTIME Young Carers - a brilliant charity based in Dorset…
The Action Log with Kit Birks
Heads up: This content mentions suicide and mental health. If this feels difficult, please take care of yourself and pause if you need to. If you’re inspired by Kit’s challenge and want to create…
Police bite-size: are the police like the ones you see on TV?
Have you got questions about reporting a crime? In this bite-size series, we ask Darren, a former police officer the questions that people really want the answers to. In this mini episode, we ask:…
Police bite-size: can I pass on information anonymously?
Have you got questions about reporting a crime? In this bite-size series, we ask Darren, a former police officer the questions that people really want the answers to. In this mini episode, we ask:…
Police bite-size: is it natural to feel worried or scared when reporting a crime?
Have you got questions about reporting a crime? In this bite-size series, we ask Darren, a former police officer the questions that people really want the answers to. In this mini episode, we ask: is…
Police bite-size: what advice do you have for anyone thinking about reporting a crime?
Have you got questions about reporting a crime? In this bite-size series, we ask Darren, a former police officer the questions that people really want the answers to. In this mini episode, we ask:…
Police bite-size: what if I know the person I'm reporting?
Have you got questions about reporting a crime? In this bite-size series, we ask Darren, a former police officer the questions that people really want the answers to. In this mini episode, we ask:…
Police bite-size: what if I want to report a crime but I'm worried about all the questions?
Have you got questions about reporting a crime? In this bite-size series, we ask Darren, a former police officer the questions that people really want the answers to. In this mini episode, we ask:…
Secret stresses: young voices on everyday stress
This special episode of the Kooth podcast is brought to you in collaboration with HideOut Youth Zone in Manchester. Listen in to hear us chat to Max, Kane and Jennifer all about secret stresses, the…
"She loved school until she didn't": the complex reality of school avoidance
In this episode, we speak to Maddie, someone whose anxiety eventually prevented her from going to school. She loved learning, and she enjoyed school for a long time until she didn't. Listen in to…
Finding your community as an international student
In this episode, Mona and Leith reflect on the ups and downs of studying abroad, the emotional challenges of being far from home, and the power of finding the right people. From the first few weeks…
The importance of male role models
In this episode, some of the boys at Kooth had a chat about the importance of role models for young men and boys. Listen in to see what they had to say.
The importance of neurodiverse representation: an interview with Anna Zoe Quirke
In this episode, we chatted to Anna Zoe Quirke, an author, librarian, and also a regular contributor to the Kooth magazine. Today we wanted to talk to her about the importance of neurodiverse…
A shout out to all the shy girls!
Here at Kooth we don’t think being shy is something you necessarily need to ‘get over’, or ‘overcome’, especially if that shyness is more about being reserved in nature rather than extreme shyness…
Feeling like a failure at uni
We often have massive expectations when we go to uni, so when things don't go the way we plan, it can make us feel like we've failed in some way whether it's academically, or even socially. In this…
S1E1 Audio article: An autistic person's guide to starting uni
In this audio article, autistic mental health writer, Anna, guides us through what it's like to go to uni when you're autistic. Listen in to hear her top tips, and words of encouragement.
Teenagers and sleep
In this episode we spoke to sleep expert, Emily Guiver. Ever wondered why teenagers need more sleep? Maybe how your sleep quality can affect your mental health? Or have you ever thought about how you…
Movement for mental health: barriers to being active
"We often hear about the positive impacts of physical activity and movement on our mental health and wellbeing, but there may be times when physical activity feels difficult for all sorts of…
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