Trying to deal with vision loss can feel a bit like being asked to eat a whole elephant. Or at least that’s what one of the hosts of our wellbeing podcast, Cameron Algie, compares it to.

Change is hard and also inevitable. In this episode, Courtney and Cameron talk about breaking down a problem and taking small steps in order to achieve goals, how to reach out and ask for help and taking time each day for a small pleasure activity.

Join a rotating host of guests as they discuss their lived experience of vision loss, and the wellbeing topics that matter to them and other people who are blind or have low vision.

On Don’t Eat the Whole Elephant you’ll hear discussions about mental health, problem solving, the changes that vision loss can bring to your life and a range of other topics about wellbeing.

Trying to deal with vision loss can feel a bit like being asked to eat a whole elephant. Or at least that&rsquo;s what one of the hosts of our wellbeing podcast, Cameron Algie, compares it to.
Change is hard and also inevitable. In this episode, Courtney and Cameron talk about breaking down a problem and taking small steps in order to achieve goals, how to reach out and ask for help and taking time each day for a small pleasure activity.
Join a rotating host of guests as they discuss their lived experience of vision loss, and the wellbeing topics that matter to them and other people who are blind or have low vision.
On Don&rsquo;t Eat the Whole Elephant you&rsquo;ll hear discussions about mental health, problem solving, the changes that vision loss can bring to your life and a range of other topics about wellbeing.

Trying to deal with vision loss can feel a bit like being asked to eat a whole elephant. Join our range of hosts as they discuss their lived experience of vision loss, and the wellbeing topics that matter to them.

Trying to deal with vision loss can feel a bit like being asked to eat a whole elephant. Join our range of hosts as they discuss their lived experience of vision loss, and the wellbeing topics that matter to them.

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