Attitude Episodes

G Nick Chisholm is a body builder whose body is paralysed. He's got locked-in syndrome, and he's one of the most charismatic men you'll ever meet.

G Elyn, Debra and Paris have experienced schizophrenia. In this episode they debunk the myths of this misunderstood condition.

G Doctors are seeing more and more young women who are anxious, depressed and suffering adrenal fatigue, today we explore why and what can be done to avoid it.

G The pressure on women to be thin is everywhere. In this episode we look at the effects body pressure has on women, and why it must stop.

G In this episode we explore why being a mum today is harder than ever and reveal how prolonged sleep deprivation has a negative lasting effect on our brains.

G We're more connected than ever, but despite being constantly online, we're feeling isolated and anxious. We explore why social media is so addictive and what it's doing to our mental health.

G Throughout childhood Jason Edgecombe was different and suffered endless rejection. A diagnosis of high-functioning autism in his 20s gave him the confidence to find his place, and now he helps others.

G Claire Freeman's achieved a lot since a spinal injury that put her in a wheelchair at 17. But it was a mishap in a routine operation that has helped her to find true happiness.

G Sam Smith is a comedian and a new dad. He doesn't take life too seriously but he's just been diagnosed with Multiple Sclerosis. What does this mean for him and is laughter really the best medicine?

G At six, Brylee Mills lost her arm, and has been coming to terms with it ever since. She's embarking on a photography project, taking pictures of women with amputations to try and accept her own.