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Where can you find 'A Slice of Happiness'?

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by A Slice Of Happiness (A project of Watford and Three Rivers Trust)

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A Slice of Happiness (A project of Watford and Three Rivers Trust) is a charity based in Hertfordshire supporting those who are Unemployed, or on Universal/Pension Credit using an approach called The Three Principles. The Podcasts show how simple, yet powerful this understanding is to show that 'nobody is broken' Supported by the NHS and in Partnership with Coventry University Research Centre

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4/28/2021

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Episode thumbnail for My name is Sally and I'm not an alcoholic

April 28, 2021

My name is Sally and I'm not an alcoholic

<p>Guest Speaker for A Slice of Happiness</p> <p>Sally had an extreme addiction to alcohol.&nbsp; By 2014 it had taken everything from her and was destroying her life.&nbsp; She’d lost her job as a scientist, her friends, family, self respect and had gained a criminal record for drink driving. She was near to death as her organs were failing and was developing Psychosis.&nbsp; She had been to nine 12 step rehab facilities, which hadn’t worked then came across the Three Principles in 2015 and hasn’t touched a drop of alcohol since. She now says ‘My name is Sally and I’m not an alcoholic’</p>

Episode thumbnail for Depression, Anxiety and suffering 20 years with Chronic Fatigue Syndrome

April 28, 2021

Depression, Anxiety and suffering 20 years with Chronic Fatigue Syndrome

<p>Testimonial for https://www.w3rt.org/a_slice_of_happiness</p> <p>Gillian struggled with depression and anxiety on and off for 20 years.&nbsp; She had struggled with relationships and never felt good enough which resulted in a strange relationship with alcohol.&nbsp; Her symptoms from chronic fatigue syndrome added to the internal pain she was suffering.&nbsp; She had heard about the Three Principles mid 2020 so was excited to join the SPAs in 2021 - her life has transformed and she’s excited to now be a Peer Mentor for A Slice of Happiness.</p>

Episode thumbnail for From 'suicidal thoughts' to feeling 'amazing and unstoppable'

April 28, 2021

From 'suicidal thoughts' to feeling 'amazing and unstoppable'

<p>Testimonial for https://www.w3rt.org/a_slice_of_happiness</p> <p>Anthony discovered the Three Principles in early 2020 when a third redundancy within a 2 year period led to suicidal thoughts and a 90 minute conversation with the Samaritans. Anthony joined the A Slice of Happiness SPA three weeks before we entered our first lockdown feeling depressed, had lost his confidence and wasn’t hopeful for the future. He has now found a job which he loves and feels amazing and unstoppable.</p>

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What is Where can you find 'A Slice of Happiness'??

A Slice of Happiness (A project of Watford and Three Rivers Trust) is a charity based in Hertfordshire supporting those who are Unemployed, or on Universal/Pension Credit using an approach called The Three Principles.

The Podcasts show how simple, yet powerful this understanding is to show that 'nobody is broken'

Supported by the NHS and in Partnership with Coventry University Research Centre

How often does this podcast release new episodes?

This podcast updates daily.

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Does this podcast accept guests?

Yes, this podcast regularly features guests.

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