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Driving the Business of ScienceMental Health Across the Life Science SpectrumIn this episode of the Driving the Business of Science podcast, Keith Parent, CEO of Court Square Group, hosts Samantha Trotman Burman to discuss mental health across the life science spectrum. Samantha, CEO and co-founder of StoryCatch Partners, shares her journey in mental health advocacy, driven by personal experiences and the need for better support and data collection. She emphasizes the importance of integrating mental and physical health data, using real-world examples like knee replacements and heart surgery. Samantha highlights the role of caregivers and the impact of mental health on them. She also discusses the company's...
2025-07-0225 min
Beyond Clinical WallsPioneering Mental Health Support: Samantha Trotman Burman on Storytelling and EmpathyThis episode explores the transformative power of storytelling in mental healthcare through Samantha Trotman Burman's journey from Wall Street to mental health innovator. It sheds light on the importance of empathy, community, and the interconnectedness of mental and physical health, advocating for systemic healthcare change.• Understanding the drive behind Samantha’s mission • Exploring the ambiguity of being human • The significance of storytelling for emotional healing • How data and evidence support mental health advocacy • The need for integrated approaches to mental and physical health • Self-care strategies for care...
2025-01-2427 min
Newmanhistory6753 PodcastSamantha Jenkinson Part 1 - Memories, Drive in, Playing in the bush, Pool, Camping - Waterholes, Wittenoom, KarijiniIn this podcast, Sam Jenkinson, in conversation with Lisa Rickert, recalls memories from her childhood in Newman - both good and bad. Sam lived in Trotman Ave, and attended Newman Primary -walking to school through the shortcut. She recalls how the kids would watch the drive in from houses in Giles Ave, or go wandering through the bush and get spinifex splinters. As her Mum (Pat) was the Swimming Pool manager, she spent quite a deal of time at the Pool, but preferred water polo to swimming laps at the Swimming Club. The family also spent quite a lot...
2024-10-3011 min
Business Disability ForumVoices from Shaw Trust Power 100 - UK’s most influential disabled peopleThe nominations for The Shaw Trust Disability Power 100 are open, so our CEO Diane Lightfoot spoke to previous nominees Natasha Trotman, Shani Dhanda, Adi Latif and Samantha Renke to ask about what being on the list has meant to them. Diane is also joined by Clare Gray, Organisational Lead for Disability Advocacy at Shaw Trust who explains the importance of the list and why you should nominate someone or an organisation.
2021-03-1732 min