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Behind the StigmaRace, Culture & Social Equalities in Mental Health with Hári SewellSend us a textIn this episode of Behind the Stigma, host Seiara Imanova speaks with Hari Sewell, founder and Director of HS Consultancy, about the intersection of social justice, ethnicity, and mental health. Hari, a leading voice on institutional racism and unconscious biases in mental health, shares his insights on the systemic factors contributing to racial disparities, the impact of social perspectives on patient outcomes, and the importance of addressing these issues in practice. Tune in for a thought-provoking discussion on how we can foster more equitable mental health care.Chapter markers...2024-09-1654 min

The 15-Minute Book ClubJune 2024 - In Conversation With The Wonderful Mary O'BrienJoin my wonderful friend Mary and I in an extended conversation about all the incredible books she’s read over the years. She talks about Irish writers, old and new; reading obsessions, past and present; the miracle of the written word; and so much more! Mary is one of my closest and dearest friends and I am so happy that you get to hear from her. She is an extremely avid reader who relishes in having complex intellectual and philosophical discussions. She’s someone who hasn’t lost the art of debate without extreme polarisation, and is always...2024-07-222h 26

CultureCalls: Dialing into the FutureCultureCalls 07 // ft. Hári Sewell - Director, HS Consultancy Ltd.Hello everybody, Thank you for tuning in to the ninth episode of our podcast series: CultureCalls - Dialing into the Future. We are in conversation with Hári Sewell - Director, HS Consultancy Ltd. Do like and share the video if you found it useful! You can reach us on: Website: https://culturelytics.ai/ LinkedIn: https://in.linkedin.com/company/culturelytics-pvt-ltd IG: https://www.instagram.com/culturelytics/ Twitter: https://bit.ly/3hA7jxb 2022-03-1826 min

Seasoning the reasoningEpisode 11 Rob Berkeley on masculinity, gender and queer identityHári Sewell talks with Rob Berkeley on masculinity and queer identity. Award-winning busybody, and recovering academic, Rob Berkeley is founding editor of BLKOUT_UK.com, the asset-based community development agency, and collaborative leadership network for and by Black queer men. He was Director of the UK’s leading racial justice think-tank, Runnymede Trust (2009-14). A writer on education, social justice and community organizing, a 2019 Simon Industrial Fellow at the University of Manchester, he has presented and co-produced short form documentaries, and lectured across the UK and beyond (even when lecturers left their sofas to do so!) Rob is a t...2021-06-2934 min

Seasoning the reasoningEpisode 10 Marcel Vige Expert of race and mental healthHári Sewell in conversation with long term colleague Marcel Vige about the persistence of racial inequalities in mental health and possible ways forwards. Marcel Vige is the Head of Equity at Mind, leading Mind’s Equity Innovation Unit. This involves supporting the development and Mind's strategic ambition to become an antiracist organisation, also addressing the link between poverty, social exclusion and mental health. Mind’s Equity Innovation Unit partners with teams across Mind to ensure prioritisation of the needs of marginalised groups, also delivering flagship programmes focussing on specific groups. For nearly 20 years Marcel has been a tireless campa...2021-06-1645 min

Seasoning the reasoningEpisode 10 Marcel Vige Expert of race and mental healthHári Sewell talks with Marcel Vige about persistent inequalities in mental health. Marcel Vige is the Head of Equity at Mind, leading Mind’s Equity Innovation Unit. This involves supporting the development and Mind's strategic ambition to become an antiracist organisation, also addressing the link between poverty, social exclusion and mental health. Mind’s Equity Innovation Unit partners with teams across Mind to ensure prioritisation of the needs of marginalised groups, also delivering flagship programmes focussing on specific groups. For nearly 20 years Marcel has been a tireless campaigner for equity in mental health, having impacts on local services and n...2021-06-1343 min

Seasoning the reasoningEpisode 9 Unconscious bias expert Smita TharoorSmita Tharoor is a motivational keynote speaker and thought leader on the Unconscious Bias and how it influences all of us. Smita has spoken at conferences all over the world from Philadelphia to Penang with Berlin and Bangalore in the middle. She talks about emotional resilience, change management, leading in times of uncertainty and other similar topics all embedded by our unconscious bias. She is the founder of Tharoor Associates a Training, Coaching and Organisational development company and co-founder of Culturelytics a company that uses artificial intelligence to understand culture in an organisation. She is a TEDx...2021-04-2039 min

Seasoning the reasoningEpisode 8 Performing artist Sami Switch talks about masculinity, mental health and asylum seekersSami and Hári are good friends who in conversation explore a range of subjects with warmth and appreciation of each other. Sami Switch is a half Tunisian, half Irish singer, songwriter, rapper and poet from Reading. He is signed to BMG publishing and has current writing credits on various chart songs, including an official chart number 3 with "Wes Nelson- See Nobody". After releasing 3 bodies of work (Carpe Diem, Momento Mori, Solace) we can see he’s got an incredible understanding of the way words work, and how to play with them. His lyrically layered experiments need to be...2021-04-0936 min

Seasoning the reasoningEpisode 7 Dr Lade Smith talks about race and mental healthDr Smith is a Consultant Psychiatrist at the South London and Maudsley NHS Foundation Trust and Visiting Senior Lecturer at the Institute of Psychiatry, Psychology and Neuroscience, Kings College London. She graduated in Medicine from Guy’s Hospital Medical School, London, winning prizes in Psychological Medicine. Having trained in general psychiatry, she is now a forensic psychiatrist. She is Clinical Director of the Forensic Services at SLaM. She is also the Clinical Director of the National Collaborating Centre for Mental Health at the Royal College of Psychiatrists, providing medical leadership for the team developing mental health guidelines. Dr Sm...2021-03-3043 min

Seasoning the reasoningEpisode 6 Penny Rabiger talks about social justice in educationPenny Rabiger was a teacher for over a decade and later became one of the founder members of the team that set up The Key, the leading information and guidance service for school leaders and school governors, where she was Director of Business Development. She has worked with a number of social enterprises in the education sector, including as Head of Membership at Challenge Partners, an education charity which facilitates peer review between schools, and the Finnish immersive storytelling organisation, Lyfta. Penny is a long-serving school governor and a MAT Trustee. She is passionate about issues around...2021-02-0838 min

Stories Seldom ToldHári Sewell"And I walked away, thinking, right, okay, so this kind of dominant view as a man, that if you have an encounter, that you have to kind of become this alpha male who's gonna kick butt. Even though I spend a lot of work on myself trying to, you know, remove the idea that violence is the way to solve problems and so forth. That, in that challenge, I couldn't just say to the guy, well, actually, given the choice, I'll always sidestep an opportunity to engage in violence as the kind of dominant way in which people settle...2021-02-0626 min

Accounting for the real worldGuest Hari Sewell talks workplace mental health and BLMConsultant and author Hari Sewell shares his specialist expertise in employment including workplace mental health, tackling unconscious bias and the impact of the Black Lives Matter movement as well as Covid. You can find out more about Hari's work here: www.hsconsultancy.org.uk 2021-02-0527 min

Seasoning the reasoningEpisode 5 Craig Morgan talks about society and mental healthIn this episode we discuss how social inequality show up on those who have contact with mental health services in disproportionately higher numbers. Craig Morgan is Professor of Social Epidemiology, Head of the Health Service and Population Research Department at the Institute of Psychiatry, King’s College London, and Co-Director of the ESRC Centre for Society and Mental Health. He has previously held a MRC Special Training Fellowship in Health Services Research, and completed his PhD in Social Psychiatry, at the Institute of Psychiatry. His research is focused on social and cultural influences on the onset, course and outcome of...2021-01-2633 min

Seasoning the reasoningEpisode 4 with Suman Fernando talking about institutional and other forms of racism in psychiatry and mental health servicesSuman Fernando is a retired consultant psychiatrist and is an academic. He is widely published and is one of the leading voices in the English speaking world on race and mental health. In this podcast Fernando locates the racism in psychiatry not purely as a critique of the practice of individual professionals but the way in which psychiatry was developed and how it continues to evolve as a discipline, i.e. the underpinning assumptions and approaches. Hári Sewell and Suman Fernando have worked together for years and have developed a strong connection and appreciation of e...2021-01-0656 min

Seasoning the reasoningSeasoning the reasoning Episode 3, international award winning journalist and author, Mary O'Hara speaks on social justiceMary O'Hara speaks about poverty, austerity and how the elite in society shape policies that universally disadvantage those who do not benefit from privilege. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/h341ri-sewell/message 2020-12-2131 min

Seasoning the reasoningEpisode 2: Retired international rugby player Kearnan Myall talks about masculinity and mental healthWasps and England rugby star Kearnan Myall talks with Hári Sewell about masculinity and mental health and how help seeking is mitigated by dominant models of masculinity. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/h341ri-sewell/message 2020-12-1232 min

Seasoning the reasoningEpisode 1. Otto Scharmer talks about the relevance of Theory U to racial justicePodcast on the relevance of Dr Otto Scharmer's Theory U to work on racial justice. This is the first episode in Hári Sewell podcast series Seasoning the Reasoning, which explores issues of social justice including race, gender and masculinities. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/h341ri-sewell/message 2020-12-1244 min

RiVAL Radio"The anxieties of surviving a racist society" with Hári Sewell (OUR004)This episode we speak with consultant, educator, writer and speaker Hári Sewell about the ways in which anxiety in the context of societies structured around race and marked by racism, including in the fields of mental and social care. Hári Sewell is founder and Director of HS Consultancy and is a former executive director of health and social care in the NHS. He is a writer and speaker in his specialist area of social justice, equalities and ethnicity, race and culture in mental health. Hári is honorary Senior Visiting Fellow at the University of Central Lancashire and was...2020-06-0254 min

The Middle Way SocietyInterview 119: Hári Sewell, Arno Michaelis & Robert M Ellis on PrejudiceIn our latest round table discussion we welcome back to the podcast In our latest round table discussion we welcome back to the podcast Hári Sewell who is a trainer and consultant in equality and social justice and author of Working with Ethnicity, Race and Culture in Mental Health , ex-white supremacist and now peace activist Arno Michaelis, author of My Life After Hate and the chair of the Middle Way Society, the philosopher Robert M Ellis, author of many books including the Middle Way Philosophy series. The topic today will be prejudice, what it is, how it affects us a...2017-05-1350 min

The Middle Way SocietyInterview 72: Hári Sewell on Race, Racialization and Inter-relatednessMy guest today is Hári Sewell who is the director of HS Consultancy Associates, specialists in mental health, equalities & social care. He’s the author of several books, including ‘Working with Ethnicity, Race and Culture in Mental Health’ and ‘The Equality Act 2010 in Mental Health’. He is a social worker by background with over 20 years experience. Until recently he was the Executive Director on Organisational Development in an inner-city mental health foundation trust. He was also Director of Substance Misuse services and Director of Social Care as well as leading the Race Equality programme for the National Mental Health Development...2015-08-2258 min

The Mind and Soul PodcastSpirituality in Mental Health ServicesHari Sewell from the National Mental Health Development Unit explains, from his background as someone brought up in the church but not currently attending, some of the policy, tensions and challenges that professionals, patients and managers face in making the NHS a place where spiritual matters can be helpfully addressed to the benefit of the individuals mental health. He emphasises the importance of understanding a persons narrative as being the best way spirituality can be introduced.2010-10-2200 min