Sandra Horley's guest appearances

Sandra Horley

Woman's Hour

The #SpeakEasy Podcast

The Power of Women Series

Jane Goodall

Gloria Allred

Cathy Rentzenbrink

Nancy Pelosi

Kate Malone

Hillary Clinton

Eve Ensler

Zadie Smith

London Hughes

Oprah Winfrey

Toni Morrison

Glennon Doyle

Elizabeth McGovern

Brené Brown

Chanel Miller

OwlTail

Sandra Horley CBE, is the former Chief Executive of Refuge, the leading charity for women and children against domestic violence. Committed to support people with a range of services, including refugees, independent advocacy, community outreach, and culturally specific services. She published her ground-breaking book ‘Power and Control: Why Charming Men Can Make Dangerous Lovers’

Sandra Horley CBE, is the former Chief Executive of Refuge, the leading charity for women and children against domestic violence. Committed to support people with a range of services, including refugees, independent advocacy, community outreach, and culturally specific services. She published her ground-breaking book ‘Power and Control: Why Charming Men Can Make Dangerous Lovers’

SANDRA HORLEY CBE

Down The Rabbit Hole with Sandra Horley  Did you know that having a positive mindset and believing in what’s good gives you the motivation to move forward when you’re struggling? You can shift your interpretation of your environment from negative to positive, so it doesn’t stop your growth as an entrepreneur.  In this episode of the SpeakEasy Podcast, Altovise speaks with Sandra Horley, a former educator, and current psychotherapy. She helps people with issues around their mental wellness and has bettered lives through her past and present work.   Listen in to learn why you should embrace fear/anxiety and not allow it to stop you from growing yourself or your business.   “We’ve always got something that we can be happy about even if we don’t think we have; if we think hard enough, we will find something.”- Sandra [11:12]  What you will learn in this episode:  •[1:44] Sandra’s background in education, helping people become better, and what she’s currently doing in psychotherapy.  •[5:00] The importance of having the basic needs of mental health covered when going through difficult times as an entrepreneur. •[9:46] The basic needs of mental health – having a good support system and changing your state of mind. •[14:20] How to view your limiting beliefs as limitless success by changing your thought process on what’s going on in your environment.  •[19:48] Where you can find Sandra, her new project, plus the power of embracing your anxiety.    Relevant Links:  •Email: hypnoforhealth@gmail.com  •Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/bwrtnorthampton/

Down The Rabbit Hole with Sandra Horley Did you know that having a positive mindset and believing in what’s good gives you the motivation to move forward when you’re struggling? You can shift your interpretation of your environment from negative to positive, so it doesn’t stop your growth as an entrepreneur. In this episode of the SpeakEasy Podcast, Altovise speaks with Sandra Horley, a former educator, and current psychotherapy. She helps people with issues around their mental wellness and has bettered lives through her past and present work. Listen in to learn why you should embrace fear/anxiety and not allow it to stop you from growing yourself or your business. “We’ve always got something that we can be happy about even if we don’t think we have; if we think hard enough, we will find something.”- Sandra [11:12] What you will learn in this episode: •[1:44] Sandra’s background in education, helping people become better, and what she’s currently doing in psychotherapy. •[5:00] The importance of having the basic needs of mental health covered when going through difficult times as an entrepreneur. •[9:46] The basic needs of mental health – having a good support system and changing your state of mind. •[14:20] How to view your limiting beliefs as limitless success by changing your thought process on what’s going on in your environment. •[19:48] Where you can find Sandra, her new project, plus the power of embracing your anxiety. Relevant Links: •Email: <a>hypnoforhealth@gmail.com</a> •Instagram: <a href="https://www.instagram.com/bwrtnorthampton/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">https://www.instagram.com/bwrtnorthampton/</a>

Down the Rabbit Hole with Sandra Horley

Stella Gibbons

HMP Holloway

Stella Gibbons' first novel was Cold Comfort Farm. First published in 1932, it became an instant bestseller and made fun of country life. Another one of her novels called  My American will be serialized on BBC Radio 4 next week. The writer Lynne Truss discusses Stella's life and work.Four years ago the largest women's prison in Western Europe, HMP Holloway in London, was closed. The building has huge historic significance. partly because of its links to the suffragettes, especially the Pankhurst sisters. But what will happen to the site now that the prison has gone?Refuge is the UK's largest domestic violence service. It has a network of refuges and community-based support, as well as a 24-hour helpline. Every year it supports 80,000 women and children.  Sandra Horley has been Refuge’s Chief Executive for over 40 years.  She comes onto Woman's Hour to talk about her time in charge.

Stella Gibbons' first novel was Cold Comfort Farm. First published in 1932, it became an instant bestseller and made fun of country life. Another one of her novels called My American will be serialized on BBC Radio 4 next week. The writer Lynne Truss discusses Stella's life and work. Four years ago the largest women's prison in Western Europe, HMP Holloway in London, was closed. The building has huge historic significance. partly because of its links to the suffragettes, especially the Pankhurst sisters. But what will happen to the site now that the prison has gone? Refuge is the UK's largest domestic violence service. It has a network of refuges and community-based support, as well as a 24-hour helpline. Every year it supports 80,000 women and children. Sandra Horley has been Refuge’s Chief Executive for over 40 years. She comes onto Woman's Hour to talk about her time in charge.

Stella Gibbons, HMP Holloway, Sandra Horley