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223 - Mark Rayner on Brits Mental Health
Adam Cox is joined by former NHS mental health practitioner and the founder of EASE Wellbeing, Mark Rayner, to look at how isolation affected the nation’s ability to cope with life’s ups and downs and why it important for the public to focus on recovery rather than treatment. They discuss the barriers out there to stop people from getting support and what Ease Wellbeing are doing to help.