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Episode 36 of the Long Covid Podcast is a chat with Dr Mark Faghy about the work he and his team are doing to support rehabilitation for Long Covid, based at the university of Derby.

The project has many arms and he explains all the different bits they are looking into, and how important listening to the patient voice is. Although all things take time - it's good that Mark & his team are looking to do things right - and I'm looking forward to seeing how things go forward.

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During our six-week Walking with Nature campaign, we encouraged everyone to appreciate their natural surroundings on daily walks.

From listening to and observing birds to performing small acts of kindness that keep our walking routes safe and pleasant for everyone, the campaign aimed to help people unwind and enjoy the small, simple things.

In this episode, we talk to University of Derby lecturer Caroline Harvey and PhD student Lea Barbett to explain why we can benefit from connecting with nature.

Our guests explore the history of the connecting with nature concept, human beings' innate affinity with nature, and the research behind why it can improve our physical and mental wellbeing.

We also find out more about the five pathways to connecting with nature.

They also suggest ways in which people can notice and connect with nature every day, either when out on walks or staying indoors.

Are you considering doing an MBA in the UK but not sure how to afford it? Are you looking for a highly practical programme? Have you considered an Apprenticeship MBA?

Ula Tang-Plowman, Senior International Officer at the University of Derby joins us today to talk about her Apprenticeship MBA, an alternative to some of the more traditional courses out there. Join us to learn how Ula's experience has been, what she hopes to do with her MBA, and whether an Apprenticeship course is the right option for you.

Many students come to an MBA from banking, consulting, or MNC backgrounds, but what about those that don’t? The Modern MBA podcast with Marie Kirwan and Kristen Rossi shares the stories of those transitioning from or using their MBAs in unorthodox MBA sectors including the arts, healthcare, not-for-profit, academia, and more.

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In Episode 2, Hana chats to nature connectedness guru, Professor Miles Richardson who leads the Nature Connectedness Research Group at The University of Derby. He discusses the many benefits of connecting with nature, the pathways to nature connectedness and the impact of lockdown. We also dip into the research behind Nature Notes, the brand new ‘green prescription’ feature on Go Jauntly. 

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Hana Sutch (Host), Professor Miles Richardson (Guest), Shane Henderson (Producer/Co-Host), Sam Care (Editor), Leslie Quarcoopome (Music), Sarah Hodges (Design) and everyone at Go Jauntly and the team at Liz Earle Beauty Co for their support.

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