Riviera Radio has entered into an exciting new collaboration with U.K. psychotherapist and founder of Riviera Wellbeing, Gavin Sharpe.
The Full English Breakfast show presenters Rob Harrison and Sarah Lycett will share the therapy couch with Gavin Sharpe for an hour long show every month, known as the “Wellbeing Window” and discuss issues related to mental health and emotional wellbeing.
Gavin commented “It’s time to remove the stigma about mental health. This an exciting new chapter in the evolution of Riviera Wellbeing. I want to bring greater access and information about wellbeing to the French Riviera. Working with Rob and Sarah will allow us to do that in an entertaining, informative and creative way.”
Co-presenter Sarah Lycett said “I am looking forward to teaming up with Gavin. I share Gavin’s passion about raising awareness on every day issues that affect us all. It feels like the ideal time to launch a show about better mental health and wellbeing.”
As part of the new format, listeners will be invited to write to the Full English Breakfast Show in advance of its airing hear their questions answered live on air.
Co-presenter Rob Harrison said, “We are always looking to innovate. In line with our core values, this show will allow us to stay current and connected to our local community. Working with Gavin is always fun.”
The first show airs on March 3rd, 2021 and will follow on the first Wednesday of every month. It will also be available as a podcast. The first Wellbeing Window will address “Our Inner Critic: The Voice Inside Our Head”.
For more information, please contact Martine Malbouvier at +377 97 97 94 80 or martinemalbouvier@rivieraradio.mc
or
Gavin Sharpe at 06 40 61 96 91 or gavin@rivierawellbeing.com
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