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We chat chit about mental health and a load of other chit. Its a podcast interviewing young people who have suffered with their mental health.The purpose is focusing on the positive things that might help you or you might be able to relate with some experiences. We hope to normalise talking about your mental health whether you are having a good day or a bad day or on a day where you might not be sure how you feel. The purpose is focusing on the positive things that might help you or you might be able to relate with some experiences.Chat chit and the website Yormind exist to to try help young people in York with their mental health and direct towards support and services that would be best for them but along the way there is a lot of chatting chit about all topics young and old can relate to. Chat chit is produced and edited by York Mind but the views and opinions expressed in the episode or of those being interviewed and the interviewer. Trigger warning- Mental health and certain topics on the podcast may be triggering to you so please be aware of that whilst listening.© 2023 chat chit Desarrollo Personal Higiene y Vida Saludable Psicología Psicología y Salud Mental Éxito Personal
Episodios
  • S4 E4 - Jane and Katie from Leeds Mind, AuDHD, Wicked and finding the perfect coffee shop

    S4 E4 - Jane and Katie from Leeds Mind, AuDHD, Wicked and finding the perfect coffee shop
    Mar 31 2026

    Give us a review or send us a text about what you would like to see in the podcast

    Please if you like or have benefitted from the episode then give us a share, review, follow us or rate us on the platform you are listening on.

    For anymore information, support and services on mental health, visit Yormind which can help you to support someone else or give you a little bit more understanding of your own mental health as well.
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    1 h y 44 m
  • S4 E3 - Robert, a spoonie in Spoons chatting about neurodivergence and mental health

    S4 E3 - Robert, a spoonie in Spoons chatting about neurodivergence and mental health
    Mar 17 2026

    In this episode, we're joined by Robert, a freelance journalist and disability rights campaigner from North Yorkshire. During our chat, Robert discusses the links between neurodivergence and mental health, his own advocacy campaigns across the region, as well as his coverage of grassroots disability sport. We also learn that Robert enjoys going for runs to regulate his mental wellbeing, as long as the weather holds up!

    Give us a review or send us a text about what you would like to see in the podcast

    Please if you like or have benefitted from the episode then give us a share, review, follow us or rate us on the platform you are listening on.

    For anymore information, support and services on mental health, visit Yormind which can help you to support someone else or give you a little bit more understanding of your own mental health as well.
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    39 m
  • S4 E2 - Suzy from @uoybuddhasoc, coping with injuries through Buddhism and Meditation

    S4 E2 - Suzy from @uoybuddhasoc, coping with injuries through Buddhism and Meditation
    Mar 3 2026

    In this episode, I'm joined by Suzy from the Buddhism and Meditation Society at the University of York, who discusses how she used Buddhism and Meditation as a means of coping with a series of sports injuries while studying. Alongside featuring an in-depth exploration of Buddhist philosophy, we also chat about our favourite biscuits and herbal teas. Enjoy!

    Give us a review or send us a text about what you would like to see in the podcast

    Please if you like or have benefitted from the episode then give us a share, review, follow us or rate us on the platform you are listening on.

    For anymore information, support and services on mental health, visit Yormind which can help you to support someone else or give you a little bit more understanding of your own mental health as well.
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    39 m
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