Written by Alison
‘Making Sense’ is an exciting new radio show that we started on Wirral Wave Radio and is presented by Alison Blackler. All the information (and more) in the episodes, has been made into individual blog post for you to read in your own time.
18 September 2024
Consciousness – New Episode on Making Sense!
Episode 29 is now available to listen to from our YouTube! A lot of people talk about being conscious of something,...
Episode 25 – ‘Christmas Special’
Hello everyone, We hope that your Christmas goes exactly the way you want it to, you deserve it! For this radio blog,...
Episode 24 – ‘Energy’
we will be focused on energy as well the situations when energy is difficult and causes fatigue. We will be exploring...
Episode 23 – ‘Power Of Creativity’
Hello Everyone, Be sure to listen to episode 23. We have the inspirational Ash Nugent in the studio with us, and we...
Episode 22 – ‘Imposter Syndrome’
Imposter syndrome. What it is, how does it play out, what's the different trends and behaviours and then what you can...
Episode 21 – ‘The Power Of Nature’
Research has proved that taking a walk outside will help the brain produce endorphins, which are neurotransmitters...
Episode 20 – ‘Mind & Body’
Welcome to Making Sense, this is our 20th episode and blog! I also wanted to share with you a book club that we have...
Episode 19: “Your Best At Work!”
In this blog, we are going to turn our attention to work life – and look at some of the things to think about whether...
Episode 18 – ‘Supporting Students’
Hello to you all. We hope you are good and having a good summer. For many people, it is back to school and you often...
Episode 17 – Sensitive People
Let's think about being a highly sensitive person. While highly sensitive people are sometimes negatively described as...
Episode 16 – ‘Grief/Loss’
Hello! we are going to look at loss in a wider context and one that is not just the loss of a loved one. Loss is a...
Episode 15 – ‘Perfectionism’
A perfectionist is someone who strives for flawlessness. This is often accomplished through fixating on...
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