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Four homes. Three schools. Two surnames. How does a looked after child answer the question "who are you?” - and what happens when nobody helps them figure it out?
This episode makes the case that identity is one of the strongest protective factors we consistently underinvest in. We cover disconnection, why most life story work falls short, and the single question every professional can ask in their next visit that costs nothing and changes everything.
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Nobody taught them what they feel.
because nobody ever sat with them and said: that feeling in your chest? That's anger. That one? That's sad. That one? That's love. That one? That's excitement. /
Andy Baker made a point in this week's episode that I haven't been able to shake.
If a child d…
The 2am shift: therapeutic parenting when you're exhausted, understaffed and on your own
It's 2am. A young person is in crisis. You've been on shift for nine hours. And someone in your training told you to stay regulated.
This episode gets honest about what therapeutic parenting reall…
"I didn't leave the care system. The care system left me."
Sam Gardner spent 21 years in care. He now delivers transformative talks and training for those supporting care-experienced children -and is one of the most powerful voices in the sector.
His message to anyone working with chi…
This is so important.
Please share this with anyone who works in children’s homes, foster care, education, or anywhere around children who have been let down by adults.
Loved this convo with Jane Keenan - she has 37 years experience and this podcast is incredible for learning - because making diffe…
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