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That slide is amazing. So simple, so clear. Or maybe it's just the information that does it? It's always blows my mind how things like these can be so simple and understandable, and yet not be seen until it's pointed out to us.

I don't suppose there would be any chance of you sharing (perhaps privately) other slides of your presentation?

I also posted just now asking as a student physiotherapist, but to expand, I live in Aus and don't really have a grasp on where to get any particular training in mental health on the side. Any ideas?

Why does this need a new term, "speaking anxiety," when we have social anxiety and public speaking anxiety categories already?

Is Ramp run by you guys? I'd be interested to go through the Ramp program just as a personal wander into coding. (No formal background. I understand concepts but not the languages).

I'm also an Aussie... If you can't give me access to Ramp, do you have other online courses that you could recommend?

I'm a student in physiotherapy, but I've been interested in mental health for a long time. (Kinda regretting I didn't move into the field earlier, but story for another time).

Are there any tips you would give to health care professionals in dealing with mental illness patients? I'd like to believe we have better empathy than most, but I also believe we're pretty ill-equipped to deal with the majority of mentally ill people who turn up at our doors (seeing as we're in the health field).

Any memorable experiences or critical pieces of advice you could pass on?

Hiya, any resources to start on for voice training to feminine voice?