Kelly Oliver Dougall

I feel politically homeless - Kelly Oliver Dougall, Party of Women Candidate talks to Bev Woodburn

Kelly Oliver Dougall

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In this conversation, Kelly Oliver Dougall interviews Bev Woodburn, a hypnotherapist and life coach, discussing her activism, particularly in relation to gender ideology and housing issues. They explore the impact of political polarization, cultural appropriation, and personal experiences during lockdowns. Bev shares her journey into hypnotherapy and emphasizes the importance of honesty and community support in addressing social issues. In this conversation, Bev Woodburn and Kelly Oliver Dougall discuss the profound impacts of the COVID-19 pandemic on society, including the effects of lockdowns, the role of fear in public health, and the controversies surrounding vaccines. They reflect on their personal experiences during the pandemic, the challenges faced by the healthcare system, and the emergence of grassroots movements advocating for change. The discussion emphasizes the importance of community, connection, and critical thinking in navigating these unprecedented times.TakeawaysBev Woodburn is a hypnotherapist and life coach with a background in activism.Honesty is crucial, especially when communicating with young people.Awareness of gender ideology has evolved over time, with personal experiences shaping perspectives.Housing crises in London highlight the need for community activism.Political polarization has left many feeling politically homeless.Cultural appropriation discussions can lead to divisive attitudes.Lockdowns provided unexpected opportunities for personal connection and reflection.Hypnotherapy can empower individuals to access their own answers and intuition.The use of repetition in messaging can manipulate public perception.Community support is vital in addressing social issues and fostering change. The pandemic led to significant public protests against mandates.Healthcare workers faced immense pressure and stress during the pandemic.The right to refuse treatment is a fundamental aspect of healthcare.Lockdowns created a surreal and alien experience for many.Fear has been a powerful tool in shaping public health narratives.Vaccine controversies have sparked widespread debate and concern.The healthcare system faced unprecedented challenges during COVID-19.Grassroots movements have emerged in response to government actions.Community connections have strengthened through shared experiences during the pandemic.Mental health has been adversely affected by fear and uncertainty.

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