Dyslexia and Panic Disorders

12/16/21 • 21 min

In episode Series 7 Episode 8 we are joined by Yasmine Clarke a Psychotherapist and Mental Health Practitioner, to speak on the topic of ‘Dyslexia and Panic disorders.

Yasmine Clarke has supported individuals with a wide range of psychological and mental health difficulties such as anxiety, depression, and self-harming behaviours etc. Her values and clinical practice centre around an intersectional approach. She also specialises in working with students who find themselves as an ethnic minority in the University environment.

Connect with Yasmine Clarke on social media:

linkedin.com/in/Yasmine Clarke (LinkedIn page)

This podcast is funded by the Award 4 All (London Community Fund)

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In episode Series 7 Episode 8 we are joined by Yasmine Clarke a Psychotherapist and Mental Health Practitioner, to speak on the topic of ‘Dyslexia and Panic disorders.

Connect with Yasmine Clarke on social media:

linkedin.com/in/Yasmine Clarke (LinkedIn page)

This podcast is funded by the Award 4 All (London Community Fund)

Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

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Dyslexia and Anxiety

In episode Series 7 Episode 7 we are joined by Yasmine Clarke a Psychotherapist and Mental Health Practitioner, to speak on the topic of Dyslexia and anxiety.

Yasmine Clarke has supported individuals with a wide range of psychological and mental health difficulties such as anxiety, depression, and self-harming behaviours. Her values and clinical practice centre around an intersectional approach. She also specialises in working with students who find themselves as an ethnic minority in the University environment.

Connect with Yasmine Clarke on social media:

linkedin.com/in/Yasmine Clarke (LinkedIn page)

This podcast is funded by the Award 4 All (London Community Fund)

Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

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Dyslexia and Career Aspirations

In episode Series 8 Episode 1 we are joined by Wendy Blenman a neurodivergent professional, with her own private practice in London. She is a qualified integrative counsellor, clinical and reflective supervisor, mentor, coach, lecturer, and trainer for over 25 years. She is a registered member of the British Association for counselling and Psychotherapy and The Black, African and Asian Therapy Network. Wendy recently finished her studies of the Systemic Family Practice course at Kings College London, during which she was diagnosed with dyslexia, dyspraxia, and Predominantly Inattentive Subtype of ADHD.

Presenter: Elizabeth Takyi CEO A2i Dyslexia

Research Assistant: Aaliyah Onye-Morris A2i Dyslexia

Producer: Jola Piesakowska Salt & Pepper Productions

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