
Able to Care with Andy Baker helps caregivers, teachers, parents and people who care, better understand behaviour, care and connection. Hosted by Behaviour Specialist, author and trainer Andy Baker, the podcast explores dementia, neurodiversity, mental health, education, parenting, safeguarding, communication and the human stories behind support.
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 100 | Founded | 4 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | Self-ImprovementEducationHealth & FitnessMental Health | |||

In Part 2 of Andy Baker’s conversation with Jayne Sibley, the discussion moves from recognising financial vulnerability to practical ways families can respond.
Jayne explains how Sibstar was created to solve the problem she faced while supporting he... more
Money can become one of the most difficult areas for families to navigate when someone they love becomes more vulnerable.
In Part 1, Andy Baker speaks with Jayne Sibley, Co-founder and CEO of Sibstar, about the early signs that someone may be strugg... more
In Part 2 of Andy Baker’s conversation with Rebekah Pierre, the discussion moves from how professionals write about children to how care-experienced people can have greater ownership over their own stories.
Rebekah explores what genuinely respectful... more
Part 1 - Language, Labels and the Legacy of Care Records
A care record might feel like an administrative task to the professional writing it, but for a care-experienced person it can become part of the story they use to understand their childhood dec... more
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So worth the wait - what an incredible episode Andy. I was lucky enough to meet Fatima a few weeks ago at the Children’s First Care Awards and was just blown away! Like you I would always hear about Fatima during PE at school but never knew her story! Fatima Whitbread what you are doing is truly incredible - thank you for sharing so openly and honestly. Let’s make that change .
Thank you for sharing this. Carers need support.
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The show centers on care, compassion, and practical strategies for understanding behavior across dementia, mental health, education, and family dynamics, with a strong emphasis on person-centered approaches, inclusive communication, and caregiver support. Episodes frequently blend professional expertise with lived experience to explore trauma, caregiving challenges, and systems of care, offering concrete frameworks, storytelling, and actionable tips for practitioners, families, and educators. A notable strength is its ability to braid theory with real-world applications, featuring diverse guests and a hands-on toolkit for reducing distress, building trust, and improving outcomes in care environments.
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Recent guests on Able to Care include:
1. Rebekah Pierre
2. Samantha Dholakia
3. Lisa Daniels
4. Florence Tyloo
5. Azariah Hope
6. Ethan St Pierre
7. Dr. Alice Loving
8. Rhiannon Hughes
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