Miranda Arieh is an award-winning Mental Health Activist, Coach, BBC Radio Presenter, Singer Songwriter and Motivational Speaker from Leeds, UK.
Aside from regular BBC Radio airtime as a specialist guest and freelance presenter for BBC Radio Leeds, the past year has seen Miranda feature on BBC’s The One Show, BBC News, Look North, ITV News, BBC Politics Show and Channel 4; sharing her expertise on the topics of both mental health and women’s safety.
Head to the PRESS AND PUBLIC SPEAKING page to see Miranda’s recent television and radio appearances.
Miranda is the founder of The HEROES Groupwork Programme which is a mental health service currently being rolled out within the NHS. More details within the HEROES Network here
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Find more out about my story and what has led me to this space, crossing paths with you!
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NEWS:
“Do not perceive yourself in different lights. Know yourself in the One Light where the miracle that is you is perfectly clear”- A Course In Miracles
Press
You can hear excerpt on ‘how to support a loved one who is suffering’ from a recent BBC interview here
Miranda’s BBC Radio Feature “5 Top Tips for Good Mental Health” is now up here
A snippet from one of Miranda’s most recent interviews on BBC Radio, on grief is here
Hear Miranda speak about her NHS HEROES Groupwork programme here
Further recent public speaking clips can be found on Miranda’s Instagram and Facebook pages, which she updates regularly.
Front page feature for the Yorkshire Evening Post
I was thrilled to be on the front page cover of The Yorkshire Evening Post for their World Mental Health Day issue! Was an honour to share my story and my teachings for such an important issue. View the article on my press page!
The HEROES Groupwork Programme:
We want to create a movement, not just a treatment
“It is more important than ever right now that we come together consciously, while we are apart in distance. We rise up and come together to share as much compassion as possible- for ourselves and each other. We do this as darkness simply cannot survive in presence of LIGHT.”- Miranda on BBC Radio this month
Miranda Arieh 