S1 E17- Lauren, York Ending stigma, growing up autistic and pink

09/28/22 • 41 min

Chat chit is not the only place in York who is trying to normalise conversations around mental health. In this episode Elizabeth, talks to Lauren who is a one of York Ending Stigmas(YES) Champions. On top of Laurens obsession with Pink, we hear Lauren story and how she manages her mental health through having safe spaces to talk about it and the impact of music. To Find out more about what YES do look https://www.yorkcvs.org.uk/york-ending-stigma/

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