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Transcript of Episode:Rosie (https://www.rev.com/transcript-editor/Edit?token=B-3cBrAfWcJulBtFMZs1aQIo_87lXtX_vA3PIhBArNHV3kxtGB6nek7MsdETEj9CMr4OYLWBKX85T7Z4X1P14XEdcJE&loadFrom=DocumentDeeplink&ts=0.25 (00:00)):
Today I'm talking to Dr. Lucy Russell. Lucy is the clinical lead for a successful child psychology group practice in Buckinghamshire called Everlief. If you follow her online, her passion for reaching parents of school-aged children is clear, and she's done an amazing job of reaching more families with the book she co-wrote with her colleagues, Brighter Futures. Brighter Futures is a book that I'm really happy to have my hands on before my kids hit school age, and Lucy is here to tell us how she made it all happen. So Lucy, hi and welcome to the podcast.
Lucy (https://www.rev.com/transcript-editor/Edit?token=qtXBAT4v3ookcJKRHJsRZrjtZgFwBkfMcvSVgEYBpdnR-L9fvJQ5zeXZ-TfNYXRVN2Ke9JXdmCR7R95O3aJ_4sbjotw&loadFrom=DocumentDeeplink&ts=31.82 (00:31)):
Hi.
Inspiration: What motivated Lucy to Write Her BookRosie (https://www.rev.com/transcript-editor/Edit?token=epBpCbmiToh0vPUFuPmCohqbq71q5pq39YjbWgyCYmKlhZ9T6XFqwgwHsQutSig_QXI7MqrM9I1HNRfBsd5q-GqByOk&loadFrom=DocumentDeeplink&ts=32.27 (00:32)):
Can you start by telling us a little bit about what inspired you to write the book and who it's intended to help?
Lucy (https://www.rev.com/transcript-editor/Edit?token=pxfjivsrFkfx7lWC7zhoIjGI2OyCkfotpLS5jFCUqMwPgSEjgGqENQ3aMbNn1eFQqn2V7hQ3SkuwX-S1xvdlLjQsmTI&loadFrom=DocumentDeeplink&ts=40.36 (00:40)):
Well, okay, what inspired me, like you, wanting to do something more. I do face-to-face therapy, and I enjoy it, but I wanted to do something more that reached a wider audience of parents and also something a bit more preventative because parents come to me when they've hit crisis point pretty much. So I was looking to do something that helped them before they got to that stage. And also the families that come to our clinic have suggested writing a book over the years, and so finally a few of us got round to it and wrote that book.
Rosie (https://www.rev.com/transcript-editor/Edit?token=sVI-oBrGOFT-doFDEjBNrN8Bvuv96EHXqjDvdQJCciao8A-JxLZSdk97qLIKmohY9kIKMrohFAv2M8BjtSCVifXD8lk&loadFrom=DocumentDeeplink&ts=82.61 (01:22)):
Yeah. I mean, I really resonate with that experience because I think so many families that I see are just saying, "Why couldn't we have had this help sooner? Why wasn't there something available that was more affordable at an earlier point?" And a lot of people are also saying, "I've got a friend who really needs this, but they can't afford to come and see you." And that's definitely what drives me to try and do something at a more...