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Y Touring 21st Anniversary Interviews: Prof. Simon Wessely, Kings College

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Professor Simon Wessely talks about his involvement with the Y Touring productions Starfish and Breathing Country.
He talks about the importance of narrative stories to engage the public with complicated issues and how Y Touring's work is an important part of this.

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  • I also was involved in the Camelford Water Pollution Incident. It was great, there was aluminium in the water supply, nobod knew it and I wrote a report that stated, that the symptoms that showed in the people of Camelford were phychosomatic.

    When thousands of fish died and even a few humans died, we couldn't further cover it up though.

    But I find it sad that CFS sufferers won't listen to me. That they won't accept that they need psychological treatment...

  • And I was instrumental in making sure 250,000 people with ME stay sick because using no science at all, I decided ME was all in the mind and I used lots of money the Government gave me and wasted it on developing CBT and GET instead of using the money on Biomedical research into a treatment for these poor people. I think ME is hysteria. I have no basis for that, but I think it anyway.

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