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As Nora and her British Army officer husband, Gordy, pack up yet another home and leave the sun of Cyprus for the drizzle of England, she can’t shake a feeling of regret—at her failure to follow her own dreams, but also, if she’s honest, at having ended up an officer’s wife at all, drifting through a life of temporary homes and temporary relationships.

After myriad mistakes and a devastating breakup, Lily Hamilton is no longer the impulsive, selfish person she used to be. She longs for the chance to prove she’s changed to the one person she believes holds the key to her happiness. Adam Carter’s days of serial monogamy are long gone, and he’s been burying his hurt by dating women he has no intention of committing to. But when he sees Lily for the first time in months, he’s reminded of the man he used to be, the man he wants to try to be again - for her.

When you or someone close to you suffers a serious injury, your life can change beyond recognition. In Picking Up The Pieces, Myleene Klass meets those who have been touched by London's Air Ambulance Charity to find out what happens when patients and their loved ones return home and have to adjust the new practicalities of lives that have been torn apart. To find out more about London's Air Ambulance Charity and support this vital service, please visit www.londonsairambulance.org.uk

Joanna Seidel, MSW, RSW, Acc.FM, is the founder of Toronto Family Therapy & Mediation, a practice with over 20 years of experience helping thousands of individuals and families in Ontario. As a family therapist, parenting therapist, and accredited family mediator, she brings expert insights and real-life stories from the front lines of child and family therapy, separation and divorce therapy, and couples therapy. In each episode, Joanna is joined by team members to explore a wide range of topics, from co-parenting after divorce to supporting children's mental health through family transitions....

Linda and John Mazur, and Ellen Bennett discuss a variety of mental health issues—eating disorders, anxiety, suicide, substance and alcohol use disorder—and everything in between. This team has over thirty-five years combined experience with eating disorders and their co-morbidities. They share their personal experiences around anorexia, grief, advocacy, and the importance of finding a village of support. Tune in for compelling interviews with mental health experts and individuals with lived experience. Linda, Jack, and Ellen believe we must do better as a community and that we are ...