The Mental Health Show with Mark Aiston – Interviews with Tips

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The Mental Health Show is all about demystifying mental health. For too long now, people have been reluctant to talk about mental health.

But now through The Mental Health Show we can discuss the issues, the concerns, and the solutions together.

The Mental Health Show will introduce an expert in their field. They will discuss the latest research, and details surrounding their particular topic. We will also showcase people who have been down in the hole, but are now well. They will inspire you with their stories, of hope, love and committment.

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The Mental Health Show with Mark Aiston – Interviews with Tips

The Mental Health Show is all about demystifying mental health. For too long now, people have been reluctant to talk about mental health. But now through The Mental Health Show we can discuss the issues, the concerns, and the solutions

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Who is behind the show?

Mark Aiston

TV Presenter | Sports Journalist | Host

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