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The Kaye Adams Programme: Were you ready for adulthood or did it come as a shock?, Guide dog attacks, HRT

13/09/2017

Were you ready for adulthood or did it come as a shock?, Guide dog attacks, HRT

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Were you ready for adulthood or did it come as a shock?

A survey by the think tank DEMOS indicated that more than half of young Scottish adults aged 18-30 leave the education system feeling like they aren't adequately prepared for adulthood and work.
Were you ready for adulthood or did it come as a shock?

We speak to the 81 year old Child Abuse Survivor who wants the Scottish Government to lift the time bar on compensation cases. Tommy Hagan has compiled a bucket list in order to try and experience things that he missed out on during his childhood. Elaine Wroe is a Case Worker at Mind Mosaic and Gwyneth MacDonald is Director of adult services at Mind Mosaic.

We speak to the 45 year old woman rendered housebound after her guide dog Cara was savagely attacked by another canine. Andrea Barclay is a guide dog owner and registered blind. And John McKenzie is a Chief Super Intendant with Police Scotland.

This week for City EsKapes we take you to the city where it's still legal to kill a Scotsman with a bow and arrow... YORK. Cat Harvey is a Travel Writer and Scottish teen Natalie Curran is currently studying in York.

What effect is bad news having on our well-being? We speak to the hynotherapist that says you just got to physically SHAKE IT OFF 
Chloe Brotheridge is a hypnotherapist and author of The Anxiety Solution and Katie Duncan has experienced anxiety after hearing about terrorist attacks on the news.

According to a new study, women can take hormone replacement therapy for the menopause without fear that it will cause early death. Is this good news for women going through the menopause?

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