S1 EP 2: Chronic Illness In The Workplace: A Roundtable Discussion
Chronic illness is something that we have all likely heard about, or at least seen on social media - but what is it like to have a Chronic Illness in the workplace? This episode is a roundtable discussion that deals with themes such as productivity, reasonable adjustments, freelance work vs traditi…
Navigating work & chronic illness
This week, we’re joined by good friend of the Rest Room, Pippa Stacey, a writer, blogger and public speaker who works with the UK charity Astriid, which matches talented people with long-term health conditions with meaningful work. We’re also joined by Bruce Daisley, who’s a best-selling author and…
Inside a chronic illness-friendly workplace
In the last episode of The Rest Room podcast, we explored the tricky beast of navigating work when you live with chronic illness.
As I mentioned, there are many people who are too unwell to work, but there are also many of us who (with the right roles, adjustments and support) may be able to work e…
Life of Pippa
A chat with the lovely Pippa Stacey who shares her M.E. Story via her blog, content creating and advocacy for this condition. See below for links or visit my Linktree on Instagram. https://www.lifeofpippa.co.uk
https://www.instagram.com/lifeofpippa?igsh=MWloMn…
Chronic Illness and Career: Redefining Success Pippa Stacey
In this conversation, I speak to Pippa Stacey, a writer and communication consultant with a chronic illness called ME, who discusses her journey of living with a disabling chronic illness and the challenges she faces. She shares her experiences of growing up as a ballet dancer, the difficulties of …
PIP Consultation: Vouchers instead of money?
The government has published its consultation on changes to the Personal Independence Payment benefit, PIP. Emma Tracey asks Scope's Head of Policy James Taylor for his analysis.
With GCSEs, A-levels and other exams starting this month, Emma speaks to one of the people responsible for working out…
How to age well: A Woman's Hour special
We are all ageing, if we're lucky, so in this Woman's Hour special programme, we're exploring how women can age well.
Anita Rani is joined by a panel of women of different ages to talk about the possibility of re-invention and the wisdom of age, as well as the difficulties and barriers women face…
Raising the Curtain on Accessible Theatre Experiences with Emma Purcell and Pippa Stacey
About this Episode
In the latest edition of The AccessAble Podcast, AccessAble’s Head of Marketing and Communications chats with AccessAble Ambassadors and theatre lovers, Emma Purcell and Pippa Stacey.
Join us as we explore the world of theatre and discuss the
improvements and adaptations the i…
How to Write a Book When the Odds Are Stacked Against You – with Pippa Stacey
If you want to write a book that actually builds your authority – and your business – but you just can’t seem to get it started, this might help.
I’ve made a free 16-minute MicroClass called Make Your Authority Book Inevitable. It walks you through the three things you really need to finally make y…
S1Ep5: February Reads
This week I'm telling you about 4 books that I read in February and setting you up for my current March Reads! I forgot to mention Remarkably Bright Creatures, which my sister in law got me because she is reading it! But I did talk about What My Bones know which is a reaaaaallly good book about tra…
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