Marion Janner's guest appearances

Marion Janner

RCPsych Podcasts

The Bonfires of Social Enterprise with Romy  of Gingras Global | Social Enterprise | Entrepreneurship in Detroit

The Royal College of Psychiatrists Podcast

Kate Hayes

Oliver Sacks

Andrew Goldberg

Kathleen Kelly Janus

Patricia Casey

Peter Hughes

Edward Bullmore

Anthony Daniels

Alan Turing

David Taylor

John McDougall

Paul Allen

Cass Sunstein

Chris Lambert

Jessica Robinson

OwlTail

Marion who has mental illness and her support dog Buddy Founder of Star Wards and WardepediaThe Bonfires of Social Enterprise talked to the North London based, one-woman dynamo, behind the social enterprise called Star Wards. Marion Janner and Bonfires-lady Romy Gingras, talk about how mental healthcare providers throughout the United Kingdom have come to embrace Star Wards as a benchmark for creating positive workplaces for health care practitioners, and patients.Currently, Star Wards is funded by a group of charities that are devoted to its mission. They include British-based Comic Relief, The Allen Lane Foundation, London’s Department of Health, to name but a few. Marion Janner says she’s in debt to The Guardian Newspaper, which, last year, named it as one of nine mental health-related charities in its annual Christmas charity appeal.Listen in as Romy and Marion talk about a Guardian article,  “The Buddy Effect, Improving mental health treatment, one pet at a time.” Buddy isn’t just Janner’s dog, but Star Ward’s chief mascot, and honorary editor of Star Wards’ online wiki called Wardepedia , a free resource of positive ideas for change for inpatient mental health wards.Marion Jenner credits Henry Stewart, the founder of London-based business training company called Happy for validating her positive approach to empowering mental healthcare-inpatient service providers to make the changes they need to keep staff and patient morale up. A better work environment for mental health care practitioners gets better outcomes for patients.We hope you enjoy listening to this podcast. Please help us learn a little bit more about you. Take our quick survey hereor more information on this an the other Bonfires podcasts please visit us on:Bonfires WebsiteFacebook at Bonfires Facebook PageTwitter @BonfiresPodcastCheck out The Bonfire Lady BlogEmail us bonfires@gingrasglobal.comFor more information on Gingras Global please visit us at:Gingras Global WebsiteGingras Global FacebookTwitter @GingrasGlobal

Marion who has mental illness and her support dog Buddy <h2>Founder of Star Wards and Wardepedia</h2>The Bonfires of Social Enterprise talked to the North London based, one-woman dynamo, behind the social enterprise called <a href="http://www.starwards.org.uk/about-3/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Star Wards</a>. Marion Janner and Bonfires-lady Romy Gingras, talk about how mental healthcare providers throughout the United Kingdom have come to embrace Star Wards as a benchmark for creating positive workplaces for health care practitioners, and patients.Currently, Star Wards is funded by a group of charities that are devoted to its mission. They include British-based Comic Relief, The Allen Lane Foundation, London’s Department of Health, to name but a few. Marion Janner says she’s in debt to <a href="http://www.theguardian.com/society/christmas-charity-appeal-2014" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">The Guardian Newspaper</a>, which, last year, named it as one of nine mental health-related charities in its annual Christmas charity appeal.Listen in as Romy and Marion talk about a Guardian article, <a href="http://www.theguardian.com/society/2014/nov/28/-sp-buddy-mental-health-treatment-marion-janner-star-wards-dog" rel="nofollow" target="_blank"> “The Buddy Effect, Improving mental health treatment, one pet at a time.”</a> Buddy isn’t just Janner’s dog, but Star Ward’s chief mascot, and honorary editor of Star Wards’ online wiki called Wardepedia , a free resource of positive ideas for change for inpatient mental health wards.Marion Jenner credits<a href="http://www.happy.co.uk/about-happy/founders/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank"> Henry Stewart</a>, the founder of London-based business training company called <a href="http://www.happy.co.uk/about-happy/founders/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Happy</a> for validating her positive approach to empowering mental healthcare-inpatient service providers to make the changes they need to keep staff and patient morale up. A better work environment for mental health care practitioners gets better outcomes for patients.We hope you enjoy listening to this podcast. Please help us learn a little bit more about you. <a href="https://survey.libsyn.com/bonfiresofsocialenterprise" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Take our quick survey here</a>or more information on this an the other Bonfires podcasts please visit us on:Bonfires Website<a href="https://www.facebook.com/BonfiresofSocialEnterprise?fref=ts" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Facebook at Bonfires Facebook Page</a><a href="https://twitter.com/BonfiresPodcast" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Twitter @BonfiresPodcast</a><a href="http://thebonfireslady.tumblr.com" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Check out The Bonfire Lady Blog</a>Email us bonfires@gingrasglobal.comFor more information on Gingras Global please visit us at:<a href="http://www.gingrasglobal.com" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Gingras Global Website</a><a href="https://www.facebook.com/GingrasGlobal?fref=ts" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Gingras Global Facebook</a><a href="https://twitter.com/GingrasGlobal" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Twitter @GingrasGlobal</a>

Season 1: Marion Janner United Kingdom#36

Marion Janner OBE, chief executive of Star Wards, talks to Dr Howard Ryland, associate editor of the RCPsych eNewsletter, about what inspired her to develop the project. She also discusses the role of animals in helping people with mental health problems, and the role of consultants on inpatient wards

Star Wards - Marion Janner