Bupa Podcasts

Listen to Bupa's podcast about climate change and health in a post-COVID-19 world.

Every child is different and has different needs. This chat looks at how parents adapt their parenting style to suit different situations and offers perspectives on ways to cope as parents. The Parent Chat addressing the tough issues, concerns and questions facing parents today. Featuring mother-of-four Heather McLean and father-of-two Tim Hipgrave, the podcast aims to highlight the importance of parents talking about their worries and supporting each other for their own personal wellbeing.

A chat about keeping your kids safe online and when out and about in the big wide world. The Parent Chat addressing the tough issues, concerns and questions facing parents today. Featuring mother-of-four Heather McLean and father-of-two Tim Hipgrave, the podcast aims to highlight the importance of parents talking about their worries and supporting each other for their own personal wellbeing.

This episode discusses keeping kids healthy and active when faced with a proliferation of fast food and video games. The Parent Chat addressing the tough issues, concerns and questions facing parents today. Featuring mother-of-four Heather McLean and father-of-two Tim Hipgrave, the podcast aims to highlight the importance of parents talking about their worries and supporting each other for their own personal wellbeing.

The Parent Chat addressing the tough issues, concerns and questions facing parents today. Featuring mother-of-four Heather McLean and father-of-two Tim Hipgrave, the podcast aims to highlight the importance of parents talking about their worries and supporting each other for their own personal wellbeing. This episode is all about those stresses every parent faces when bringing up their children such as bullying, financial issues and schooling.

This episode takes a rounded look at mental health , offering perspectives on how to support your your kids and your own mental health. The Parent Chat addressing the tough issues, concerns and questions facing parents today. Featuring mother-of-four Heather McLean and father-of-two Tim Hipgrave, the podcast aims to highlight the importance of parents talking about their worries and supporting each other for their own personal wellbeing.

Peter Hudson reflects on life after sport and offers his words of wisdom for Jarryd Roughead following his retirement from the Hawthorn Hawks.

More than 45 delegates from a wide range of organisations attended the Chief Medical Officer Network (CMON) meeting hosted by Bupa in London recently. During the two-day event, the network identified challenges and discussed opportunities, particularly around the topic of mental health. We caught up with Mairi Doyle from Bupa, and from the CMON Steve Iley from Jaguar Land Rover and Mark Davies from IBM to get their thoughts on workplace mental health and resilience. They discussed the importance of mental health initiatives in the workplace, why leaders and others within business should talk more openly about mental health and shared examples of positive mental health initiatives companies are championing to support their employees.

As part of National Reconciliation Week we're sharing a conversation between three Bupa employees from Indigenous backgrounds who reflect on what reconciliation means to them.

Bupa UK’s Insurance Executive Team became the first executive team in the UK to train as mental health first aiders last year, with many more at Bupa receiving training since. But what does it mean to be a mental health first aider and what does the training involve? We caught up with Simon Blake, Chief Executive of Mental Health First Aid England, and Mark O’Grady, a Mental Health First Aid England instructor, who has delivered training for Bupa employees, to find out.

Dr Samantha Wild, GP specialising in female health at Bupa UK’s Solihull Health Clinic, shares the truth behind some of the most common myths about smear tests and cervical cancer.

Dr Bill Mitchell talks about how maintaining balance in our lives can ensure we stay connected to our purpose and focused on behaviours that promote our wellbeing as well as that of the people around us.

A conversation with Dr Bill Mitchell about some of the really important things for parents and carers can do to help make sure their kids stay healthy and happy plus what to do if one of your kids is struggling.

A conversation with Dr Bill Mitchell about the essentials of what a manager needs to keep in mind to support their team’s mental health and wellbeing and what they can do to help make sure people are supported to be at their best.

A conversation with Dr Bill Mitchell about the most important factors to remember around how to support a colleague who may be struggling with their mental health at work, including some of the early signs to spot.