*This episode was originally, Season 3 episode 3*

Navigating the Family Court System can be one of the most difficult and worrying times for victims and survivors of domestic abuse. In this two part episode, I sit down with the incredible Richard Port MBE to discuss the Family Court and all that it entails!

This two part episode gives hope and a light at the end of the tunnel!

Intro and Outro Music:Look At Me Words & Music by P.J. DentonPerformed by - Elrose

"There's no one size fits all, all these small things that you might listen to here today might just guide you on another little path, add it to your toolkit and over time you might change situations, and your mindset and your thinking, perhaps." Join me and Sue while we navigate the complex world of divorce and children. Add domestic abuse to the mix, and it's a whole other situation....Intro and Outro Music:Look At Me Words & Music by P.J. DentonPerformed by - Elrose

This episode is one the you weren't expecting - but it's a MUST watch. Alec shares his experiences around his mental health and how he turned his fears into the most magnificent gift anyone could receive. This episode is not about domestic abuse. But it does show how whatever the difficult situations we can find ourselves in, there is one thing that remains. Hope.

I cannot begin to explain how much I admire and respect Anna's philosophy on life. AND her Audacious And! Anna coaches cycle-breakers and change-makers, she's a trauma-informed coach for activists, survivors and supporters who want to create real change AND live a liberated and joyful life. This episode will resonate with so many of you - enjoy!

Look At Me Words & Music by P.J. DentonPerformed by - Elrose

Getting divorced is a tense time for most people. Add domestic abuse and dealing with finances to the divorce and believe me, you need to listen to this podcast!
Thank you to the amazingly talented Tamsin Caine for joining me. It was a privilege to record an episode with you!
Podcast Intro and Outro Music:
Look At Me
Words & Music by P.J. Denton
Performed by - Elrose

We all worry about our children at the best of times. So when we think of children and young people who have been impacted by domestic abuse, can we even comprehend the challenges they face? In this episode, I sit down with Sam Hallam, Education Mental Health Practitioner to discuss those challenges and learn more about how we can support children and young people who have been impacted by domestic abuse.Intro and Outro Music:Look At Me Words & Music by P.J. DentonPerformed by - Elrose

Join me and Caron Kipping, Divorce and Separation Coach while we discuss the importance of recognising the various elements of domestic abuse and how you can live the life you deserve. And much more!

Here, I talk to the wonderful Monika Labich, Alcohol Dependency Specialist and Counsellor about drug and alcohol dependency and some of the similarities in how we view domestic abuse.

Tony Blockley is Professor of policing at Leeds Trinity University, and is responsible for the leadership of School of Criminology, Investigation and Policing.He is involved in research projects including the evaluation of risk in domestic violence. A former senior police officer and Head of Crime; nationally accredited Senior Investigator focused on major and serious crime investigations with an extensive background in complex policing operations. Lucy and Tony talk Domestic Homicide, the risk factors involved. And so much more.....

A profound DIP in and out with Lucy talking about domestic abuse with the exceedingly eloquent, Alice Smith!