Media Features
148 moments in the spotlight (and counting)
A growing collection of places where Quiet Connections, our work and our community have been featured or mentioned - from news, radio and TV to podcasts, books, community organisations and more.
Media enquiriesCornwall escape rooms helping people connect in new ways
The Falmouth Packet explores how the Cornwall Escape Room Challenge is supporting Quiet Connections, drawing on community members’ own escape-room experiences and Hayley’s reflections on how shared problem-solving can help quieter people connect more comfortably without putting all the pressure on conversation.
ReadThree businesses link up to offer a month of escapism
The West Briton covers the launch of the first Cornwall Escape Room Challenge, with three independent venues raising money for Quiet Connections. Alex Hart explains why Quiet Connections was a natural fit, linking the teamwork and shared problem-solving of escape rooms with helping quieter people connect.
ReadCornish Escape Rooms Join Forces to Support Quieter Residents
Newquay Voice covers the Cornwall Escape Room Challenge supporting Quiet Connections, exploring why escape rooms can offer quieter people a different way to connect and including quotes from Hayley Stanton and Alex Hart.
ReadEscape rooms team up to boost confidence for quieter Cornish residents
Rewind Radio covers Cornwall escape rooms teaming up to support Quiet Connections, sharing how escape-room experiences can give quieter people something to focus on together while connection develops naturally.
ReadWhy Cornwall escape rooms are backing Quiet Connections
A feature on why the Cornwall Escape Room Challenge is supporting Quiet Connections, drawing on community escape-room experiences to explore how shared problem-solving can take some of the pressure off conversation and help people connect.
ReadA Quiet time to Escape?
Business Cornwall features the Cornwall Escape Room Challenge, with three Cornwall venues raising money for Quiet Connections and Hayley explaining why escape rooms can offer quieter people a different way to connect.
ReadNo Icebreakers: Two Free Creative Afternoons in Saltash
Coverage of two free Quiet Connections creative afternoons in Saltash, designed without formal introductions or icebreakers so people can take part at their own pace.
ReadPenzance, Camborne and St Ives escape rooms join a summer challenge
Cornish Stuff announces the first Cornwall Escape Room Challenge, with three venues raising money for Quiet Connections and explaining why the organisation was chosen as the local cause.
ReadThe Cornwall Escape Room Challenge 2026
Escape Rooms Cornwall hosts the campaign page for the Cornwall Escape Room Challenge, explaining how bookings at three Cornish escape rooms support Quiet Connections and describing its work creating opportunities for quieter people to connect, belong and flourish.
ViewCreative Fieldnotes Discussing Shyness in the Creative Self
Ceda Parkinson and Millie Burdett reflect on the creative writing workshop they led for HushFest in Falmouth, exploring shyness in the creative self and drawing on themes of quiet in nature and quiet in self.
ListenCornwall’s first festival of quietness has opened - what's it all about?
Coverage of HushFest after the opening celebration, including Quiet Hearts, A Little Bit of Hush, the performers and reflections on what can happen when quieter ways of being are valued and celebrated.
ReadCornwall’s first festival of quietness has opened - what's it all about?
Coverage of HushFest after the opening celebration, including Quiet Hearts, A Little Bit of Hush, the performers and reflections on what can happen when quieter ways of being are valued and celebrated.
ReadMusic and art open Cornwall’s first Festival of Quietness
A look back at HushFest’s opening celebration, including the nearly 2,000 Quiet Hearts, the first performance of A Little Bit of Hush, community feedback and the creative programme continuing through the week.
ReadNew festival in Cornwall celebrates quiet and shy individuals through art and music
Hits Radio introduces HushFest and its aim to celebrate quieter ways of being through art, music and creativity, including Quiet Hearts and contributions from the Quiet Connections community.
ReadMichael Mules talks HushFest
Michael Mules joined Mel Osborne on BBC Radio Cornwall at around 7:40am to talk about HushFest, Quiet Connections’ festival celebrating quieter ways of being through art, music, workshops and community creativity.
ListenFestival to see quietness through live music in Cornwall to take place this weekend
Rewind Radio previews HushFest, explaining how the festival uses live music, exhibitions, creative workshops and community-created artwork to invite people to see quietness differently.
ReadCornwall’s Festival of Quietness opens at St Cubert’s Church
A preview of HushFest’s opening at St Cubert’s Church, with live music, community artwork and the first public performance of A Little Bit of Hush.
ReadNew supportive youth meet-up opens for quiet teens in Liskeard
Coverage of the launch of Quiet Connections’ Liskeard youth Meet Up for quieter teenagers, with young people invited to shape the group from the first session and take part in ways that feel comfortable.
ReadNew supportive youth meet-up opens for quiet teens in Liskeard
Coverage of the launch of Quiet Connections’ Liskeard youth Meet Up for quieter teenagers, with young people invited to shape the group from the first session and take part in ways that feel comfortable.
ReadQuiet Teens in Liskeard Are Being Asked What They Actually Want
Coverage of the launch of the Liskeard youth Meet Up, focusing on its no-icebreaker approach and the decision to let quieter young people shape the activities and future sessions themselves.
ReadMaid in Kernow with Jessica Parr
Hayley joined Jessica Parr for a Maid in Kernow episode all about Quiet Connections and HushFest, exploring the community, the festival and celebrating quieter ways of being, alongside songs chosen for quieteers. Andy Coote also joined them, including a little about his shared background with Hayley as an NLP Practitioner.
ListenQuiet Hearts with Michael Mules and Jo Buckingham
Michael Mules and Jo Buckingham joined James Dundon on BBC Radio Cornwall at 11:15am to talk about HushFest - Cornwall's first festival of Quiet - and Quiet Hearts, the community-created project bringing handmade hearts from across Cornwall together as part of HushFest.
ListenQuiet hearts project aims to craft 1,000 handmade hearts for Cornwall festival
A feature on the growth and progress of our Quiet Hearts exhibition piece.
ReadCamborne Crafters Working Towards 1,000 Hearts for July Festival
An update on our Quiet Hearts project, with over 800 created hearts so far.
ReadWeekly Quiet Meet Ups Launch in Hayle This April
A feature on the launch of our Hayle Meet Ups, sharing how these calm, welcoming spaces are being created locally and led by volunteers.
ReadQuiet Hearts
Discover Helston shared our Quiet Hearts project and invited local people to take part through the Helston Meet Up.
People in Cornwall invited to make handmade hearts for Quiet Hearts project
A regional feature sharing the Quiet Hearts project and how people can take part across Cornwall.
ReadQuiet Hearts Project Invites Cornwall Residents to Take Part in HushFest
A feature on our Quiet Hearts project as part of HushFest, inviting people across Cornwall to create handmade hearts and take part in a shared, county-wide installation.
ReadCommunity Chest funding - Quiet Connections CIC
Saltash Town Council’s public reports pack records a £200 Community Chest award for Quiet Connections CIC to support community sessions in Saltash.
ViewPrevious Awards
Postcode Local Trust lists Quiet Connections CIC among its Round 1 awards for 2026, with £42,780 awarded to support its work in Cornwall.
ViewQuiet Connections launches new meet-up for introverts in Wadebridge
A feature sharing the launch of our new Wadebridge Meet Up, with information and quotes.
ReadQuiet Connections launches new meet-up for introverts in Wadebridge
Coverage of our new Wadebridge Meet Up, highlighting the growth of Quiet Connections spaces across Cornwall.
ReadNew Quiet Connections Meet Ups Begin in Wadebridge from 29th January
A feature introducing the Wadebridge Meet Ups, with details on the weekly sessions and the kind of space people can expect.
ReadOn Loneliness: How to overcome isolation and enjoy solitude
Hayley’s story and portrait photography by Julia Hawkins are featured in The School of Life’s book exploring loneliness through personal interviews and portraits.
View bookQuiet Connections for Children
Owen and Hayley join Julie Skentelbery at 11:40am to talk about Quiet Connections, Children's Workshops and Meet Ups and - how quiet people aren't always so quiet when they get together!
Clay Workshops for Quiet Children
A feature on our free creative clay workshops for quieter children aged 8 to 12 in Cornwall.
ReadFree Summer Workshops for Quiet Children in Cornwall
Free Summer Workshops In Cornwall For Quiet Children Aged 8 To 12: A calm alternative for children who don’t thrive in noisy summer clubs.
ReadMaid in Cornwall
Angela, a Quiet Connections Director, Connector and long-time quieteer, joined Jessica Parr on her Source FM show Maid in Cornwall.
Penzance Council votes to deliver more services at lowest precept rise for households in years
Penzance Council names Quiet Connections CIC among the community organisations awarded grant funding during 2024/25 as it reports on local grants and its budget for the year ahead.
ReadPenzance Council awards over £14,000 in grant funding in the run up to Christmas
Penzance Council includes Quiet Connections among its latest grant recipients, with £254 awarded to support our weekly Penzance Meet Ups.
ReadWomen of Cornwall nomination for Hayley Stanton
Quiet Connections Founder, Hayley Stanton, has been nominated by quieteers Tom & Angela for 'Women of Cornwall' - an Arts Centre Penryn project (in collaboration with ceramic artist Katie Bunnell), where a new collection of 50 plates are being created and exhibited to highlight and celebrate significant women of Cornwall and the Isles of Scilly, past and present.
ViewQuiet Connections CIC awarded £720 grant
Truro City Council approved a £720 grant towards venue hire after councillors discussed Quiet Connections’ work with naturally quiet people and its role in helping people build social confidence.
ViewLiskeard Radio: What's going on this week?
A Liskeard Radio community column highlights Zoe and Ellie Zalick and Quiet Connections’ weekly local Meet Ups after meeting them at the Liskeard Community Fair.
ReadCommunity Takeover with Quiet Connections
Hayley Stanton & Alistair Miller join Daniel Pascoe on the Community Takeover to talk about Quiet Connections - a Cornish social group for quiet people.
ListenCommunity, Wellness & Education
Create CIC names Quiet Connections as one of the organisations it partners with to offer courses, workshops and events tailored to the needs and interests of different communities.
ReadThe Wildflower Hour: An Interview with Chloé Eathorne
In an interview about The Wildflower Hour, Chloé Eathorne reflects on conversations with Phil Williams from Quiet Connections about blue health and with Stacie Clark about quiet confidence.
ReadTalking all things quiet on Coast to Coast
Hayley Stanton & Alistair Miller join Jez Kemp to talk all things 'quiet' and discuss the Penzance Meet Up on the Coast to Coast show. You can listen to us at the 1:18 timestamp below.
Quiet Connections at Archie Browns
Our weekly Meet Ups in Truro have moved to a new time and place. You can now join us over lunchtime at Archie Browns.
ViewQuiet Connections Meet Ups Community
Quiet Connections Helston Meet Ups have moved to a new time and venue. You can join in at The Epworth Centre from 6:00-8:00pm every Tuesday.
ReadCelebrating Quiet Connections
Quieteers James and Naomi share their experiences as we celebrate Quiet Connections' 6th Birthday with a Picnic Meet Up at Godrevy.
ViewTurning your sensitivity into your strength
Anna Gaunt chats with Hayley about the experiences of highly sensitive people and coaching for her article in the UK's best-selling emotional wellbeing magazine.
ReadFlourish as your true quiet self
We share challenges of forming connections as a quieter person, and how our Quiet Meet Ups are a way of us advocating for more inclusion, fairness and equal opportunities for those of us with quieter temperaments.
ViewDaytimes with Zara Shoesmith
Michele talks about Quiet Connections Meet Ups across Cornwall and how they offer quieter people calm, welcoming spaces to connect, feel understood and build confidence alongside others.
Ellie talks quietude, social anxiety, psychology & Quiet Meet Ups
Ellie, our Liskeard Quiet Connector, talks about quietude, social anxiety, psychology, music, our Quiet Meet Up in Liskeard and her own experiences with introversion and anxiety on David Ambler's Liskeard Radio Show (at 41mins).
Liskeard group is helping people get out of their comfort zone
Coverage of the Liskeard Quiet Connections Meet Up at the Public Hall, sharing how the group was helping quieter local people connect.
ReadHelp for low income families in Falmouth and Cornwall at Fairwinds
Quiet Connections is mentioned as one of the charities working with Fairwinds in Falmouth, alongside Georgia’s Voice, local churches and the council.
ReadCreating Quiet Connections in Truro
Introducing the latest Monday Weekly Quiet Meet Up in Truro at Colours Cafe and Wellbeing Centre.
ViewQuiet Meet Ups in Cornwall set up
The Packet shares the growth of Quiet Connections Meet Ups across Cornwall for people who are introverted, shy or experiencing social anxiety.
ReadBeach Writing Session with Quiet Connections
Emily shares her reflections from the September writing workshop she led for Quiet Connections on Gylly Beach.
ReadThe Wildflower Hour on Social Anxiety & Wellbeing
Michele Cheesman and Alistair Miller discuss social anxiety, introversion, the power of quiet confidence and the 5 ways to wellbeing, along with how you can become involved with Quiet Connections Meet Ups in Cornwall.
New group to support those in Liskeard facing anxiety
Eleanor Zalick is starting up a new Quiet Connections Meet Up in Liskeard
ReadWhat's on in Liskeard
Hear from Ellie Zalick ahead of the new Quiet Meet Ups in Liskeard.
ReadA Space to Speak Your Mind - on Introversion & Quietude
Michele Cheesman and Alistair Miller share their experiences of being a quiet and introverted person, and participating in our Quiet Meet Ups.
Ally Business Directory
Quiet Connections is included in Transparent Presence CIC's Ally Business Directory for trans-inclusive businesses and organisations.
ViewBlue Health & SAS
Michele shares her take on the connection between environment, 5 ways to wellbeing and human health with SAS at the first Million Mile May clean on Perranporth Beach.
ReadThe Wildflower Hour on Blue Health
Discover Blue Health and simple techniques you can use to ease anxiety with Phil on The Wild Flower Hour (you can catch his interview at 19 mins in!)
Hayley Stanton
The Hypatia Trust's Woman of the Month celebrates and promotes amazing women in Cornwall, and Hayley is chosen as Woman of the month for December! Read her interview here.
ReadSocially Anxious to Quietly Confident
Stacie shares her story of challenge with social anxiety and how she became the quiet, confident person she is today with The Mental Health Mamas.
ListenSocial Anxiety & Nature Connectedness
Hayley and Ellie join Joe to talk about our mission to reframe quiet and how both nature and photography can help people in overcoming social anxiety.
ListenCornish Christmas Giving Catalogue 2021
Quiet Connections is featured again in the 2021 Cornish Christmas Giving Catalogue, describing how the community helps people experiencing social anxiety embrace their quieter qualities, express themselves and feel a sense of belonging.
ViewInterview with Hayley Stanton, Social Anxiety Specialist
Tom Reaoch talks with Hayley about how common social anxiety is, how the Digital Transformation has made it more intense and widespread, schooling and making services accessible for people experiencing social anxiety.
ListenThe Wildflower Hour on Social Anxiety, Creativity & Storytelling
Stacie Clark explores storytelling, creativity, archetypes, desert islands and self-talk in the context of social anxiety.
WatchSocial Anxiety Meet Ups in Cornwall
Stacie talks about Quiet Connections and the Quiet Gatherings happening across Cornwall for those feeling socially anxious and socially awkward.
20 Best UK Self Help Podcasts of 2021
Quiet Connections joins a variety of podcasts across the spectrum on this curated Top 20 Self-help Podcasts list.
Read20 Best UK Anxiety Podcasts of 2021
Quiet Connections is #12 on this curated list of the best UK anxiety podcasts of 2021.
ReadQuiet Connections - Finding Peace in Nature
Ellie Smart talks to Viridis Magazine about Quiet Connections, social anxiety and the role nature can play in helping quieter people feel calmer, more connected and more able to be themselves.
ReadQuiet Connections - Finding Peace in Nature
Ellie talks about Quiet Connections, nature connectedness and creating opportunities for quieter people and people experiencing social anxiety to connect in ways that feel more natural.
ReadGrief – A Guide
Tom explores the Kubler-Ross stages of grief and organisations that can support this process, including Quiet Connections.
ReadArtist Interview with Stacie Clark
Stacie talks about creativity, how she uses it and how it helps with wellbeing.
WatchAnxious About Going Back To Normal? Here’s How To Adapt To Life After Lockdown…
Lottie Woodrow shared how The Quiet Community can support people feeling anxious about life after lockdown.
ReadHealing Social Anxiety
Shelley and Stacie discuss how using expressive art practices such as collage, drawing, painting, and free-form writing can help to re-direct you back towards self-acceptance so that you can show up, as your authentic self more easily around others
ReadCornish Christmas Giving Catalogue 2020
Quiet Connections is featured in the 2020 Cornish Christmas Giving Catalogue, introducing its work with people experiencing social anxiety and showing how donations could support coaching, community connection and suicide intervention training.
ViewTwenty groups transforming people’s lives in Cornwall that you can help this Christmas
Cornwall Independent Poverty Forum is helping a huge amount of people in need with their Christmas Catalogue, which Quiet Connections is a part of.
ReadSocial Anxiety & Loneliness
Hear Stacie & Hayley's thoughts on loneliness and how this relates to social anxiety at 2pm.
A Space to Speak Your Mind - On Loneliness and Social Anxiety
Stacie and Hayley join Richard on the 'A Space to Speak Your Mind' show on Source FM to talk about their personal experiences of loneliness and social anxiety, how these relate and what happens within us that keeps the cycle going.
ListenAn Extra Space to Speak Your Mind - with Quiet Connections
A bonus podcast episode featuring the full interview with Hayley and Stacie discussing social anxiety, panic attacks and loneliness. We explore how social anxiety can create feelings of loneliness and what we need to know to move through this.
Exploring an idea when you feel self-doubting and anxious
Stacie joins Andy Coote on 'Thank Source It's Friday' to share Quiet Connections' latest collaboration with the School for Social Entrepreneurs in Cornwall where they'll be running an online session to offer insights and tips to help people who have an idea for a business or community project, but are feeling too anxious and self-doubting to get started.
Panic Attacks & Quiet Entrepreneurship
Hayley and Stacie join Adam to talk about panic attacks ahead of releasing free training for World Mental Health Day; and share their latest collaboration with the School for Social Entrepreneurs in Cornwall where they'll be helping people who feel anxious and self-doubting move through this to explore an idea for a business or community project.
ListenStarting your own business as an introvert
Hayley discusses starting life as 'the quiet one' not wanting to speak up in class, not going to university - even sabotaging her own job applications, and becoming a successful coach supporting others to stop panicking and feel calm and confident in social situations, so they can speak up, join in, and feel like they truly belong.
Social Prescribing for Wellbeing
We join Positive People and Pluss to talk about connecting local people with the wellbeing services they need. Stacie's on the panel sharing our experiences as an organisation that social prescribers refer people to.
Lockdown Lessons
Stacie shares how Quiet Connections has responded to the coronavirus outbreak, and how our learnings are going to shape Quiet Connections in the future.
Lockdown Special with Quiet Connections
Hayley and Stacie discuss the impact of lockdown, how Quiet Connections adapted during Covid-19, the new Quiet Connections app and plans for the community.
App helps people connect at home
BBC News shares the launch of the Quiet Connections app, created to help people in Cornwall stay connected during Covid-19 restrictions.
ReadQuiet Connections app launches community of understanding for quieter people
Hayley talks about social anxiety and the new Quiet Connections app with Donna Birrell (at 3:35hrs)
New app for people in Cornwall with social anxiety during Coronavirus
A new app has been developed in Cornwall to support people who experience social anxiety
ReadQuiet Connections has received £220,000
Quiet Connections is celebrating after being awarded almost £220,000 in National Lottery funding to support its work with people who feel anxious in social situations
ReadBig shout for Quiet Connections
Local social enterprise, Quiet Connections CIC, has been awarded almost £220k in National Lottery funding to support its work with people who feel anxious and avoidant in social situations.
ReadFrom social anxiety to Director & Coach
Sharing the impact of social anxiety with the Momatrician on a mission to prevent teen suicide, Dr Lulu.
B Law Hack
Quiet Connections conducts sessions on imposterism for University of Exeter's Law and Business students.
ReadFaith and Mental Health in Cornwall
Stacie and Hayley were keynote speakers at the Faith and Mental Health event held in Truro and the #ReframeQuiet exhibition was hosted at Truro Methodist Church over the week to mark World Mental Health Day.
ReadSpeaking the unspoken; an exhibition exploring social anxiety opens in Helston
The "I was, I am, I will be" community project is on display at The Museum of Cornish Life in Helston throughout May
ReadI was. I am. I will be.
Museum of Cornish Life looks back at its May 2019 mental health exhibition and programme, naming Quiet Connections as one of the project partners supporting people to make connections and grow confidence.
Read"Stress, are we coping?"
The panel discussion held as part of our "I was, I am, I will be" exhibition was aired on BBC Radio Cornwall.
WatchQuiet Groups running
People who feel socially anxious are joining together in groups across Cornwall.
ViewQuiet Connections opens the new Threemilestone Co-op
As one of Co-op chosen causes, members of stores in the Truro area can pick Quiet Connections to benefit from their purchases.
ReadQuiet Connections is benefitting from Co-op donations
Causes in the area currently benefitting from Co-op donations include Quiet Connections
ReadQuietly connecting at Huddle Cafe
Quiet Connections is reframing what it means to be quiet through their group running at Huddle Cafe in Falmouth
View'Quieteers' are connecting in a community of understanding
The West Briton features Quiet Connections Meet Ups in Falmouth, Truro and Camborne for people who feel socially anxious.
ViewOur most inspiring women in Cornwall
Celebrating women who contribute to Cornwall on International Women's Day 2019
ReadHighest 30 Under 30 Nominations Yield a Super Class of 2018
Whyfield names Stacie Clark among Cornwall’s 30 Under 30 Class of 2018, recognising her work through Quiet Connections to start conversations about mental health, encourage self-expression and connect people with others.
ReadThe 30 under 30 entrepreneurs to watch out for in Cornwall
Stacie joins Cornwall's 30 under 30 Class of 2018.
ReadCornwall’s 30 under 30 Class of 2018
Stacie is selected for Cornwall's 30 Under 30 Class of 2018.
ReadGrants made available to child mental health groups
Quiet Connections supports young people with grants from The Cornwall Community Foundation’s Mental Health Fund
ReadTruro is hosting an event to help cut the number of suicides
Quiet Connections brings social anxiety to the agenda.
ReadWorld Knit in Public Day
Stacie talks about the wellbeing benefits of knitting & crochet ahead of World Knit in Public Day, with live interviews with BBC Radio Cornwall, Shropshire, Lincolnshire, Solent, Oxford and Somerset.
'Yarn bomb' of positivity hits Cornwall
Quiet Connections kick-off their #WeAreEnough campaign to promote self-esteem in Cornwall by yarn-bombing Truro.
ViewCornwall’s 30 under 30 winners
Cornwall Innovation names Hayley Stanton of Quiet Connections among Cornwall’s 30 Under 30 Class of 2017.
ReadGrow confidence in public speaking
A new group has been formed to help people who find the idea of networking and public speaking just too daunting.
ReadStudents secretly feeling socially anxious
Discussing social anxiety in students and our Time to Talk day event at Cornwall College.
Students who secretly feel socially anxious
Hayley, Ian Woodland (Student Liaison Officer) and Cornwall College students discuss how feeling socially anxious is affecting students
ListenQuiet Connections CIC
A Cornwall Community Foundation community story profiles Quiet Connections and its ‘Quietening Your Inner Critic’ workshops, supported by a £750 Mining District Fund grant, and shares participant outcomes.
ReadWhat's in store for 2018
Hayley and Caroline discuss their experiences of social anxiety, share their plans for 2018, and pay tribute to their amazing volunteers.
Time to Talk event flags up mental health issues
Discussing the popular Time to Talk Day event held at Camborne campus.
ReadCornwall's 30 Under 30 Class of 2017
Hayley is selected for Cornwall's 30 Under 30 Class of 2017.
ReadHelp for entrepreneurs working in the community
Quiet Connections is supported by The Lloyds Bank and School for Social Entrepreneurs Start Up Programme.
ViewCase Studies
Engine Room case studies for Stacie (New Day Knitwear) and Hayley (Quiet Connections) before they merged.
Breakthrough Stories: Quiet Connections
Hayley shares how the Breakthrough course helped her turn around her career to suit her goals.
WatchGet your pom poms ready for World Mental Health Day
Hayley and Stacie of New Day Knitwear talk about the Coffee Cake Create event.
Inside Our Hidden World
Hayley's writing is featured in Jenn Granneman's book The Secret Lives of Introverts: Inside Our Hidden World.
View bookRising suicide rates in Cornwall
Hayley, Stacie, Gemma and Fi from our Quiet Community bravely share their mental health stories
Rising suicide rates in Cornwall
Hayley, Stacie, Fi and Gemma from Quiet Connections discuss their personal experiences of feeling suicidal.
How to manage mental health problems as a small business owner
Stacie discusses anxiety in entrepreneurship.
ReadHayley tells of the anxiety that led her to attempt suicide at 19 and how she helps others now
Hayley shares her story and introduces Quiet Connections.
Introducing Quiet Connections
Hayley introduces Quiet Connections and explains why she started the company and how we help.
What I Wish I Would Have Said to the ER Nurse on the Night I Tried to Suicide
Hayley reflects on the judgement she experienced after a suicide attempt at 19, and on the difference compassion, understanding and human connection can make when someone feels they have no way forward.
Read5 Things Introverts Wish Job Interviewers Knew
Hayley explores how traditional job interviews can disadvantage reflective introverts, and how employers can give quieter candidates a fairer opportunity to show their strengths.
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