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In this episode of the Superwoman Podcast, host Samantha Lubanzu interviews psychologist and wellbeing business founder, Lee Chambers, and discusses the importance of inclusivity and breaking societal norms around women's health. He advocates for open conversations about menstruation and menopause, aiming to educate men about these topics.

The episode also features Samantha sharing her menopausal experiences, emphasising the need for increased awareness. Lee reflects on his experience as a stay-at-home dad, addressing societal stereotypes and the importance of intersectionality. He also discusses health inequities faced by black women and the need for more diverse representation in products and services. The episode concludes with Lee emphasising the importance of challenging narratives and making privileged spaces more accessible.

💜Lee Chambers💜

Lee is an award-winning Black, autistic psychologist and founder of Essentialise Workplace Wellbeing.

Lee was born into relative deprivation, yet managed to use education as a tool to forge the foundations for success, despite redundancy and mental ill health. Growing PhenomGames from a bedroom to operating across Europe, he had to redefine success after his immune system failed, leaving him spending 11 months learning to walk again, and he speaks on how he continued in the face of adversity and how he developed from his challenges and managing chronic illness.

It was his experience that became the catalyst for Essentialise, an innovative wellbeing and inclusion agency with a range of clients and a cornerstone employer for SEND schools in Lancashire. Through his work, he was the winner of the Great British Entrepreneur Award for Service Industries and Services Startup of the Year at the UK National Startup Awards.

He recently became the first Black British scientist to become a Kavli Fellow of the National Academy of Sciences, has been inducted into the Black Cultural Archives, and is the author of the Millennials Guide to Wellness.

Lee Chambers is a passionate and engaging speaker, weaving stories into insight and delivering practical, actionable advice that is both topical and relevant for his audience. He confidently communicates on a range of topics, from wellbeing, gender equity and startups to neurodiversity, resilience and culture. He has been interviewed by Vogue, Newsweek and the Guardian, is a regular media contributor on wellbeing and inclusion subjects, and is a leading male voice on inclusion in the workplace.

💜SuperWomenCan Podcast💜

Sharing our unique, compelling, and powerful stories as well as hints and tips; Samantha Lubanzu and her Guests on the SuperWomenCan Podcast will show you how to supercharge your Success from the ground UP!!

SuperWomenCan Podcast, will help change the narrative, and shift your mindset as you listen to how to be more successful in your career, make more money, have a better home life, and have more time with family and holidays you will be ready to take successful life-changing steps.

So if you're a woman of colour or even an ally who wants to be successful and reach your highest dreams!

So what are you waiting for?

Join us now and let us help you make more money, have a better home life and spend more time with your family whilst achieving the career of your dreams!

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