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Frequência de atualização:
every 8 days
Duração média do áudio:
30 minutes
Inglês
Estados Unidos da América
21 episódios
desde 1 de Abril de 2026
episodic

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Working in residential childcare is incredibly rewarding, but it can also be emotionally demanding. In this episode, we explore the weight that comes with caring, why looking after ourselves and each other matters, and the importance of creating teams where people feel safe to ask for support. W…

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What Makes a Great Residential Childcare Practitioner? What makes someone really great at working with children in residential care? Is it experience, qualifications, or knowing exactly what to say? In this episode, we explore the qualities that make a truly therapeutic practitioner - from curiosit…
In this episode of The Kindness Code, we unpack what real progress actually looks like for children in residential care and why it's rarely the big, dramatic transformation people expect. It's a child brushing their hair after weeks of not managing it. Following a recipe for the first time. Sitting…
The Kindness Code - Episode 17 - What does therapeutic care actually look like? Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
"Behaviour is communication." This week on The Kindness Code, we sat down with Rhiannon Hughes - raised in the care system across the UK and Spain, and now working to change it from within. She speaks openly about shame, loneliness, and the trauma of being taken into care as a child …..and how it w…
What is the Kindness Code? This week we flipped the script. Chelsea Bailey took the mic and put me in the hot seat to talk about why I created the Kindness Code, and all about the podcast and the app. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
"I am who I am, and that's it. I like me. Me is okay." That's Louise Allen -Sunday Times bestselling author, foster carer, and founder of Spark Sisterhood, a charity supporting girls leaving care. A care leaver herself, Louise now spends her life giving other care-experienced girls what she never h…
The consensus in children's services is that foster care is preferable because it offers a family setting. But whose definition of family are we using? This episode challenges one of the most quiet assumptions in our sector. Across most of the world, children are raised by villages - by communities…
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…
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 disco…
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