Jim meets Ruby Wax | University of Surrey
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- Professor Jim Al-Khalili, Professor of Physics and Public Engagement in Science at the University of Surrey hosts an audience with Ruby Wax - live at University of Surrey, Guildford
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Ruby is brilliant, she found her calling. All her side roads in life led her to this point to teach and bring this to the forefront.
ruby wax is so interesting i could listen to her speak endlessly
Please never stop the world needs more people like Ruby.
Ruby is one smart lady. I love her honesty! Love from the USA!
The angel that sat with me for 10 minutes... That was the cure!!! awsome!!!!!
Ruby Wax, is just excellent.
I love Ruby,I think she does great work trying to raise awareness and look at alternative ways of us developing more resilience and better mental wellbeing.Mindfulness is a practice that can take many different forms,essentially it is about developing self awareness and recognising negative thought patterns and emotional states,like recognising when we are stressed,angry,sad and so on.We need to teach our children emotional intelligence.
Found this so interesting. Thank you Ruby! My Mum is a mental health nurse, so I have large empathy with people suffering with these diseases. Love you for using your voice for this!
they're not diseases...they are responses to traumas and life events mostly,not diseases
Ruby interviewing Jim Carrey - another very intelligent person - in the Dorcester, I think, is still one of the funniest things you can watch on youtube.
I love this woman, funny & intelligent
I love her talks
ref the negative comments below , the thing I noticed and admire is that Ruby never tried to talk about stuff that wasn't in her chosen field ... are we not allowed to be honest ? It takes courage ,when faced with questions , to not compulsively give an answer that you don't know squat about.
Wonderful. Thank you Ruby!
Just remember folks, everybody understands differently. In that, she reaches a audience that opens an idea that they were searching for... Better yet how it's delivered, like she says. It doesn't really matter what's done in the past or how she talks. Works for you, then that's all there's to it. Thanks Ruby!
The kid who I work with, showed me a brilliant way to get the negative outside of himself.
It is a little routine to go bring his hands up and down and go moew pushing the negative out of himself. And then it does not matter who is around, he keeps going until he is in the "green zone". Then he is calm.
He taught me a great way to destess.
He has adhd and ads. And this calms with his visiolisation.
She's found her purpose X
Ruby Wax is a revelation.
Ruby is an absolute star and lioness for sharing her mental health journey and vast knowledge. I think Jim AK was not the best interviewer but got there in the end by allowing Ruby space to talk. Very interesting thank you.
Wow, Ruby has truly found her calling. It would be wonderful if she could get hooked into Prince William’s mental health initiative. She has a fantastic advocate & ambassador for depression & healing.
I am addicted to listening to this woman
Thank you for sharing Ruby Wax
I have had a stroke and since then I have been reading about the brain 🧠
You have made it the clearest
Rudy Wax
Cheers
Love your work. Love you. Thank you.
Thank you Ruby...!
Brilliant woman!
My mindfulness moment came decades ago, when I heard Enigma and their songs. To this day, that rhythm is to slow me down and this of the slow and still countryside.
It helps me to disconnect and turn into myself. I find it much better than alcohol and cigarettes. (I have been drinking for about 7 years)
And as an Aries person, I need water to calm me down. I go to water, being in water to calm me and disconnect from everything.
Maybe try the water to calm.
Adore this woman.
I love her! She's doing amazing work!! She is completely right about it's not right calling it mental illnes, it's not a mental illnes.
this is so helpful and true
She’s a genius 💫 ❤️
My Dad probably had Clinical Depression but still survived the Great Depression and WWII to have two children. I myself had Dysthymia (a minor version of depression) It was debilitating! I have no idea how my Father lived through it! It is very painful! I would rather have had something else.
I thought was academic at core, media being a side thing while its the other way round. She is good, really good.
What's the name of book please
👩🏻💼This Jim, does not interview very well. Ruby Wax is great, I know I have spoken to her several times!❤️🧑🏻🦼
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That book The Secret is a load of rubbish.
Buddha taught mindfullness many hundreds of years ago, we are only now beginning to listen whilst psychologists and psychiatrists jump on the bandwagon.What she is saying is nothing new.
she's bright but actually really inarticulate
I can't follow her thought patterns because she's jumping every half sentence
I do too, when depression recurs.
Have u heard she had a jet log plus flu...
Ruby just talks random stuff that makes some sense, but she just hops around all over the place. Listening to her go on and on just gives me a headache!
Sadly I have to agree. As a long term sufferer of mental illness (specifically bipolar disorder) I thought this might make interesting viewing, but I found Ruby lost a point more than she made one. A shame because when she was coherent she was excellent.
I too have a long list of well-meaning people whom I wish I could slap for all the years they told me to cheer up and snap out of it! All that ever did was imprison me even more inside my head and I fully agree it's something that society has to get away from.
As always though Professor Al-Khalili is superb.
I've tried Mindfulness CBT and frankly I don't feel I gained much from it. I can see how it can work for some but it's not a one size fits all. I think you need a certain kind of personality for it to give real results and it's not a personality I have.
CountScarlioni I also have Bi-polar. I spent years as a Buddhist studying meditation and mindfulness and it got me nowhere. I'd have the odd good experience once every few years and that's about it.
She's trying to convey a lot of information to people who don't have her understanding, I follow her okay.
Bruce Finnie It's probably because she's hitting the nail on the head about self-awareness. You mightn't possess any, and so it's all going over your head. I've lived with depression for 43 years and she sounds like a guru to me.
Really??? You can't follow? She makes a lot of sense to me. Perhaps because I've been around chronically depressed people and ive been familiar with the mindfulness cognitive approach. For me, it was utterly insightful
I love this lady.
I draw inspiration from my past every day - it´s Not over for me. It´s very much alive... ruby wax talks a lot of crap at times. very annoying...