Episode four is a little early for a bonus episode, don’t you think? Well, you could say that, but there’s no rules!

Rose was interested in talking through Glynn’s weird and wonderful career progression, and how it informs his current mindset. This is a career that has spanned four countries and has not followed a common trajectory for the average psychologist. Glynn’s career has seen him working in refugee camps, being in private practice, running summer camps for at-risk youth in the USA, overseeing a multi-million dollar building project, working to help rehabilitate offenders in prison, and now counselling teenagers in a school. This all adds up to a broad view of humanity, and the world, that sees just how amazing and resilient humans can be.      

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Lastly, Chemotional Rollercoaster is not a substitute for seeking one’s own professional advice. The strategies and skills discussed in all Chemotional Rollercoaster episodes are either what has worked for Glynn or his guests, specifically, or are things discussed in a general way. Anyone who is dealing with their own health issues, mental or physical, should seek their own professional advice on what may help to support them, uniquely. If anyone is struggling, and needs to talk, please call Lifeline on 13 11 14.   

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