The Speakmans Hope Clinic

• Confronting Health Anxiety: Ross Adams Opens Up

  In this episode, Nik and Eva welcome Ross Adams to the Hope Clinic. Ross shares his anxiety story and his battle with health-related worries, particularly around cancer. The conversation delves into the nature of health anxiety, its origins in childhood experiences, and the impact it has on daily life. They explore the differentiation between having health anxiety and being anxious about health, aiming to shift perspective towards a more manageable outlook. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

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• Beyond The Manchester Bombing: Reclaiming Life And Embracing The Future

  This episode recounts the experiences of Holly, a survivor of the Manchester Arena bombing during the Ariana Grande concert on May 22nd, 2017. Holly narrates the traumatic ordeal she faced and discusses how the event has impacted her life, leading her to become more outgoing and adventurous. Nik and Eva help Holly's efforts to reframe her trauma, her struggles with PTSD symptoms, and her journey towards healing. The conversation underscores the resilience of human spirit and the importance of addressing and reframing traumatic memories for long-term psychological health. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

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• My Murdered Parents: Louise's Story Of Grief And Guilt

  This episode features a moving dialogue with Louise, who shares her harrowing story of discovering that her younger sister murdered her parents and lived with their bodies for years. Louise delves into the grief and guilt that has plagued her, recounting her journey of estrangement from her family and the psychological burdens she has carried. Through this conversation, she seeks to release the misplaced guilt and find a path to healing. Nik and Eva provide support, reassurances, and insights, emphasising the importance of self-forgiveness and emotional closure. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

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• Rewriting Fear: Charlotte's Experience With Emetophobia

  In this Hope Clinic episode, Nik and Eva meet Charlotte, who has been living with emetophobia, a fear of vomit, for 31 years. They discuss the origins of the phobia, stemming from traumatic childhood experiences, and debunk the misconception that such fears are ingrained and untreatable. Through a compassionate and insightful conversation, they help Charlotte understand how her fear developed and guide her toward seeing vomit not as a threat but as a necessary bodily function. By the end, Charlotte starts to reframe her long-held beliefs and find hope for a life free from the constraints of her phobia, offering inspiration to others facing similar struggles. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

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• In The Wake Of Shock: Georgia's Experience

  In this episode of the Hope Clinic, Georgia shares her recent traumatic experience during a trip to Amsterdam where a car exploded nearby. Nik and Eva discuss the significance of addressing trauma early, noting that Georgia may have the initial stages of PTSD due to flashbacks, but not yet exhibiting advanced symptoms. They emphasise the importance of processing traumatic events to prevent long-term psychological effects. Through their session, they help Georgia reframe her experience, and highlight the necessity of timely trauma intervention. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

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