My guest on this episode of Hello You is Samaa Al-Moussalli.
She’s the founder of Rising Brains, which is based in Telford and works to support and boost people’s cognitive skills. Samaa tells me how she went from a Masters in educational psychology in Saudi Arabia, to bringing this approach to the UK … and why she chose Telford as her ideal base. Why not share this episode with someone?
Samaa mentions the book The Body Keeps the Score, an enlightening analysis of the impact of traumatic stress, by Dutch psychiatrist Bessel van der Kolk. A lot of people have found this book very helpful, although there’ve been some who’ve labelled parts of it as ‘pseudoscience’. Read it for yourself and decide?
I’ll post a link to an article about The Body Keeps the Score in this week’s Hello You Sunday Supplement. That’s an email newsletter I send out every Sunday morning with a bunch of links to articles that I think you’ll find interesting. To make sure you don’t miss it, or future episodes Hello You, subscribe:
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Tomorrow (Saturday) morning I’ll be at Shrewsbury’s Repair Café. It’s in the church hall of the United Reformed Church at Coleham Head, by the English Bridge. I won’t be fixing anything, I’ll just be sitting there with my little audio recorder, having conversations with people. Maybe with you, if you come along. And you can hear what happens tomorrow, in the next episode of Hello You. I’ll be there from about 11am, and it would be great to meet you and listen to what you have to say.
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