Loneliness is a health risk, but having empathic listeners is good for you. Read the article here http://mobile.nytimes.com/blogs/op-talk/2014/07/29/how-loneliness-can-make-you-sick-and-might-even-kill-you/
Talk for Health as a solution to our silent plague of loneliness. Read the article here http://www.theguardian.com/lifeandstyle/2014/jul/20/loneliness-britains-silent-plague-hurts-young-people-most
Author and broadcaster Wendy Jones interviews Talk for Health Founder Nicky on 'Interesting Conversations'. You can listen to it here (The first 30 seconds is music but you'll hear the [...]
Talk For Health’s founder Nicky Forsythe won an award from the Lloyds TSB/ School for Social Entrepreneurs programme to develop Talk For Health. Nicky graduated as a Fellow of the [...]
We are glad to have four fantastic board members. Philippa Perry – author of How to Stay Sane and Couch Fiction, Lionel Joyce OBE CBE, Harriet Spicer, a co-founder of [...]
Talk For Health is excited about its recent forthcoming work with RSA (Royal Society for the encouragement of Arts, Manufactures and Commerce). A Talk For Health programme trained key members [...]
After delivering a recent Talk For Health programme, 11 out of 11 respondents said they were “very satisfied”, while 9 out of 9 stated they “very likely” to recommend the [...]
Research shows that there are a host of obstacles to overcome for people considering seeing a therapist. Isn’t it time then for the therapist community to respond to prospective clients [...]
Nicky Forsythe and several people who had recently completed a Talk for Health course were interviewed for the first “Talk for Health Podcast”. Several Students including Chris, Norman, Giovanna and [...]
Nicky outlines the personal journey and evidence base underlying Talk for Health in a Keynote speech at the University of Nottingham 2012. Download and read the Keynote Speech here.
