Tine Thing Helseth; Sarah Solemani; Daisy Waugh; Naomi Gryn on starting a family after 40

What are the benefits and challenges of becoming a mother for the first time later in life? Naomi Gryn became a mother at 51 and Patrick O’Brien is from the Royal College of Obstetricians and Gynaecologists.

Older Mum

Older Mum Blogspot

Mothers 35 Plus

Norwegian Tine Thing Helseth started playing the trumpet at the age of 7. Now aged 25 she is one of the leading trumpet soloists of her generation, and has taken on everything from Bach to the Beach Boys.
‘Tine’ by Tine Thing Helseth with Kathryn Stott is out on EMI Classics.

Cognitive behavioural therapy or CBT is often prescribed to people suffering from depression and anxiety. But how effective is it and are too many women being offered CBT rather than other talking therapies? Dr Sue Stuart-Smith from the Hertfordshire NHS trust and Dr Jennifer Wild Consultant Clinical Psychologist at the University of Oxford discuss.

British Association for Behavioural and Cognitive Psychotherapy

British Association for Counselling and Psychotherapy 

The UK Council for Psychotherapy

Improving Access to Psychological Therapies

Dr Watson, I presume Radio 4 programme on Dr John Watson, the founder of Behaviourism

Melting the Snow on Hester Street is Daisy Waugh’s second novel set in the early days of Hollywood. Daisy joins Jenni to talk about the attraction of those days of glamour, romance, scandal and decadence.

Sarah Solemani, star of BBC series Him and Her talks about her latest role in Aphrodite Fry, the story of a promiscuous artist who changes her outlook on the dating game after a lacklustre one-night stand.
Aphrodite Fry is on Sky Living on Thurs 4th April