In the final episode of the 2021 Podcast Series cervical cancer campaigner Vicky Phelan, who was named in BBC’s list of the top 100 influential and inspirational women in 2018, joins PSI’s Dr Anne Kehoe as they discuss trauma, in this case a terminal cervical cancer diagnosis. Vicky and Anne discuss the psychological impact that such a devastating cancer has on a woman, on her relationship with her partner/spouse, and on how women view themselves following a cervical cancer diagnosis.
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In the final episode of the 2021 Podcast Series cervical cancer campaigner Vicky Phelan, who was named in BBC’s list of the top 100 influential and inspirational women in 2018, joins PSI’s Dr Anne Kehoe as they discuss trauma, in this case a terminal cervical cancer diagnosis. Vicky and Anne discuss the psychological impact that such a devastating cancer has on a woman, on her relationship with her partner/spouse, and on how women view themselves following a cervical cancer diagnosis.
The second instalment in the 2021 PSI podcast series coincides with World Autism Awareness Day and sees PSI Chartered Member Ruth Connolly and Adam Harris, CEO of Ireland’s national Autism charity AsIAm, explore ‘Autism Awareness and Autism Acceptance’.
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In the final episode of the 2021 Podcast Series cervical cancer campaigner Vicky Phelan, who was named in BBC’s list of the top 100 influential and inspirational women in 2018, joins PSI’s Dr Anne Kehoe as they discuss trauma, in this case a terminal cervical cancer diagnosis. Vicky and Anne discuss the psychological impact that such a devastating cancer has on a woman, on her relationship with her partner/spouse, and on how women view themselves following a cervical cancer diagnosis.
