Beth's son has complex health needs and learning difficulties including dyspraxia, sensory processing disorder and ADHD. She talks with clarity about the practical issues of coping with this 20 year old at home and her hopes for their future.

Claire discusses her life as a single person, living at home, working full time and managing to care for her physically disabled mother and her father who has symptoms of dementia.

Lindsey explains how she felt consumed that the Covid-19 virus would cause her own death and that of her husband and young son. She talks about how it affected her and how she started to see through the fear.  Contact Lindsey Elliott:

Cassie was fostered at a young age, raped at 15 and found out she was pregnant. Her story is one of courage, strength and resilience.

Paula tried so hard to be the best teacher possible for her 4 year old and 8 year old that she ended up making herself ill.

Becky talks honestly and openly about how life was for Archie before his ADHD diagnosis and how things are for him now, both in his school and home life.  http://beckywhitcroft.com

Aku's 9 month old son, Ezekiel, is mixed race and we look at what this means to her as he starts to move forth into his life in Devon and the UK.

Claire and Barney talk about the effect of his father's death by suicide and how Claire focused on her sons' emotional development to guide them through.  This podcast series shares real chats with real people discussing their stories, explaining with honesty and clarity how they saw through their confusion and overwhelm to see life beyond this challenging time.  Barney mentions Chaos TV: Episodes are released fortnightly. Please subscribe to to ensure you know when each episode is released.  Do you have a story? Contact and let's share it.