Season 3 Episode 30
P-Soupers – this week – it’s part one of my chat with clinical psychologist and fabulous human, Dr Ray Owen.
We cover loads in our conversation
- you’ll hear a bit about Ray’s career – a story which he holds lightly,
- His books - Facing the Storm and Living with the Enemy,
- His work in long term health conditions and palliative care – and how he discovered ACT and contextual behavioural science,
- And he choses his song – which is a not only a belter – it also has an important message for us all.
Links
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Show Notes
Read more and order Ray's book Facing the Storm
Read more and order Ray's book Living with the Enemy
Both books are available via all good bookstores.
Ray's website is here and you can follow him on twitter here.
That quote from the Poem The Traveller - by Antonio Machado
"Traveller, there is no path.
The path is made by walking.
Traveller, the path is your tracks
And nothing more."
Antonio Machado
Ray also mentioned the book by Kathryn Mannix, it's called "With the end in mind - how to live and die well." The quote from that book is:
“There are only two days with fewer than twenty-four hours in each lifetime, sitting like bookmarks astride our lives; one is celebrated every year, yet it is the other that makes us see living as precious.”
Here's a link to Ian Dury and the Blockheads performing Reasons to be Cheerful - Part 3
And you can find out more about Ian Dury's work and life here
I also mentioned the SMART training - featured in our previous episode - you can find out about that here.
Here's a link to more information about the programme I've developed with a recent guest, Dr Annie Gascoyne. It's called Flexibility at Work and there are four modules, designed to build flexibility in yourself, others, teams and leaders! To kick it all of theres a free webinar on Thursday 9 July. All the details are here!
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