Nurse, author and Director of Born at the Right Time, Rachel Wright talks to fellow parents of people with disabilities and others in their community. With the power of story telling, laughter, swearing and useful information they create solace in knowing the warts and all truth of this off piste version of parenting. Whether a well seasoned parent, newbie, one of many practitioners supporting fam... more
Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 124 | Founded | 4 years ago |
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You’re all invited to a wee celebration of surviving the summer, celebrating the wins, navigating the tricky parts, and transition... more
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As we said before, Season Four has been EPIC - let's relive some of our favourite moments from this momentous season.
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It’s the end of Season Four — and true to form, we’re going out with laughter, chaos, honesty, and a few tears (obviously). In this unfiltered finale, Rachel is joined by the ever-brilliant Sarah Clayton and Lucy Parr for a raw and riotous debrief on... more
We’ve got a not to be missed interview with super Stephen Unwin, he’s on a mission to make people rethink how we view people with Learning Disabilities, as well as shining a light on the world's families like ours navigate.
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Such a brilliant podcast of warts and all of having a family member with disability. Hard facts for professionals; considering the impact of your engagement. And often so damn funny. Invaluable!
I am rather late to the podcast party but as a parent of a child with complex support needs, finding The Skies We’re Under podcast was like finding buried treasure. The episodes are real, raw, give balanced perspectives and are thought provoking. Change doesn’t happen unilaterally but by engaging in honest, insightful discussions based on real life experiences, better engagement and traction between people can happen. Everyone working in the world of disability and everyone living with disabilit... more
I love this podcast so much, it’s enlightening and validating. I’ve really been through the mill with my daughter and consider myself a good advocate but I am learning new language and adding to my arsenal with this podcast every week. The system’s broken, but we are stronger together. Also lots of good laughs too. Thank you!
Just such a great conversation today on trauma I had to write and say. Thank you for tackling this tricky conversation with humour and honesty. I had a lot of truth filled and illuminating realisations whilst listening. Dr Joanna Griffin is brilliant as a guest and thank you for the podcast.
Parenting a child with disability can sometimes feel like an overwhelming journey. This podcast was a brilliant discovery for me and has helped me through so much - it’s so brilliant to hear parent carers in a range of different situations discuss the highs and lows. It’s also hilariously funny.
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Centered around the heartfelt and often challenging experiences of parents raising children with disabilities, this podcast offers a platform for storytelling and community support. Through a blend of humor, personal anecdotes, and insightful discussions, the hosts explore a variety of topics, including disability advocacy, mental health, treatment approaches, educational challenges, and the importance of community. Each episode features guests from diverse backgrounds, including parents, educators, and professionals, ensuring a rich tapestry of perspectives that resonate with anyone navigating the complexities of parenting in a unique context. The candid nature of the conversations aims to provide solace, validation, and a sense of belongi... more
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Recent guests on The Skies We’re Under include:
1. Stephen Unwin
2. Janet Rickman
3. Amy Hogan
4. Michael Fullerton
5. Gabriella Walker
6. Rhiannon Gogh
7. Sarah Clayton
8. Lost Voice Guy
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