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A conversation with... Sophie
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Sophie is a newly qualified children’s nurse who works at the Royal Brompton Hospital, and has dyslexia and borderline personality disorder. In this podcast, Sophie focusses more on her mental health than dyslexia, as she feels there is still a greater lack of awareness and stigma around mental health than physical health issues. Sophie discusses her reasoning for why she disclosed/declared her dyslexia to her colleagues, but only disclosed/declared her borderline personality disorder to Occupational Health. Sophie and Kerry talk about equality of access and how the work of WDES and others facilitates inclusion and support for disabled staff through Trust action plans, and relate this to the support Sophie has as a newly qualified nurse, and how good communication underpins this.
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