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The Open University, the future is open. Hello this is Eat Sleep Work Repeat, I'm Bruce Doseley. It's a podcast about making work better.

Thanks for listening today. I really appreciate your company.

I've got an interesting episode today. I wanted to understand some of the ways that work

was having an impact on our psyche and I was just

intrigued. I came across a psychotherapist called Naomi Shrigai and she is

Californian but she practices in London she's been about 30 years practicing here

and over the course of time she's found herself becoming a columnist for organizations like the Financial Times, the Guardian.

She's been Radio 4 asking increasingly more and more questions about people's experience with work. So I was just

intrigued to ask her some of the things that she might come across how mental

health and maybe some mental health conditions

might impact their working environment.

It was a flight of curiosity that Naomi was brilliantly able to really talk me through.

So she's had 30 years as psychiatrists.

But she talks about things like Imposter Syndrome.

And in fact, she talks about one of the advantages

you might find if you suffer from imposter syndrome

or some of the other people that we encounter

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