Dr. Richard Hogan

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14,542 appearances 59 recordings 4 series first heard Jan 2026 last heard today

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They Mess You Up with Dr. Ciara Kelly and Dr. Richard Hogan · School Avoidance · 23 Sep 2026 podcast

Oh like I've had so many kids who'd who would have been in my class who wouldn't have talked, you know, who would have you know, there might be something a little bit in there disrupting them and you'd hear them talking in the cinema club.

You're kinda going they could go the whole day without talking.

They could go the whole six years without talking.

I dunno, yeah.

I used to have a a music thing as well, like, you know, and I'd have battle of the bands and the buzz from it was just the kids coming down and and it was all to raise money for the Philippines and we'd be all practicing music together and I'd have a guitar in my b classroom and it was just a bit of fun and just music and so they were communicating and experiencing each other in a different way.

Because like the the syllabus can be so rigid and teaching can be such a rigid thing too that I I was always aware that like if you're having fun you're you're learning.

You know, if you're having a

have that there.

particularly yeah, you're right.

And we've all avoided.

Let's be honest, we've all avoided things.

And we know when we've avoided it, it's not the thing that went away, it's that the thing got bigger.

And what you're trying to do is try to see that this anxiety dissipates of its own accord when you go into it.

And I used to I I'm thinking of one boy that I worked with, beautiful kid, who did his leave insert and all the rest of it, but was out of school for so long of his his junior shirt and leave insert.

And um I'd say to him when he was going in, he was going in staggered.

You know and I'd say, How d how does it feel?

And you go and you say, Ah, it feels shit for the first uh half an hour.

I said, Yeah, but by like say an hour how do you feel?

And he'd say, Much better And I said, So what do you know?

All I'm trying to get him to th is to think for themselves, What do you know now?

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