Let's Get Real Season 3

Addiction can lead to the breakup of key relationships and sometimes people who suffer with addiction may suffer for a long time before seeking the help they need. We speak to Ray Dawson who is a former jockey who shares his personal story about suffering with addiction and the challenges his faced as well as how he has overcome his demons.

Being disabled can be challenging for those dealing with their own disability as well as their loved ones and employers, the support we give can be important in making sure that anybody who is disabled feels included and made to feel as part of the team. Within this episode we speak to Vicki who works for Steel Bones, and she shares her own personal journey as well as talks about how Steel Bones supports civilian amputees around the country.If you are an amputee or need support or further advice and guidance you can contact Stee Bones using the following details: Website: www.steelbone.co.ukSupport line: 01223 734000Email: hello@steelbone.co.uk

This episode builds on episode 3 as we speak to former TOWIE star Charlie King about understanding how BDD has impacted on him, this episode also looks at the link between BDD and the LGBTQIA+ community. This is a raw and eye-opening conversation.

Body Dysmorphic Disorder is now being spoken about more as it often gets confused with other illnesses such as Anorexia or Bulima. This episode looks at BDD really is and how it differs to other illness. We speak to Kitty Wallace who works for the Body Dysmorphic Disorder Foundation.

As the battle for equality continues, the fight for women right has never been more important and in this episode, we speak to Kate Sida-Nicholls and Patricia Seabright who share their views on the following:The battle for equity?I have a name too so please use itSurviving the workplace as a womanThis episode also covers many other topics throughout this thought-provoking episode to kick off season 3 of Let's Get Real. If you would like to join the Women's Ed network or buy Patrica Seabright book (She Said) you can use the following links: WomenEd - home (womened.org)She Said - Amazon.com: Patricia Seabright: books, biography, latest update