Hannah Barnard
Hannah Barnard
Talking about Terrible “Sevices” /Help and initiative. Doulas and funding.
Talking about Terrible “Sevices” /Help and initiative. Doulas and funding.
Talking about Terrible “Sevices” /Help and initiative. Doulas and funding.
Monday 5th July 2021
Listen to real stories about poor services and the search for better support options in 'The Trauma of Abuse' podcast.
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107 minutes
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Author:
Hannah Barnard
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Categories:
Healing from Sexual Trauma
Recovery from Trauma
Healing Relationships
Sobriety Toolkit
Innovative Treatments & Recovery Paths
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Get the buttons here!Real Stories of Poor Services and the Search for Better Support
I found a doula and I found funding and I found an option that could support somebody who's perhaps not in a very secure environment, or somebody who maybe needs somebody with them who's not an interfering critical, you know, bully, or somebody who's scribbling down lies about them every five minutes.
Ever felt let down by the very services meant to help you? In this episode of 'The Trauma of Abuse', host Hannah Barnard dives deep into the real-life experiences of victims and survivors who have faced disappointing support systems. Hannah brings to light the often overlooked flaws in traditional services, sharing research and personal stories that highlight the urgent need for change.
From discussing the behavior of service providers to exploring alternative options like doulas, this episode is packed with insights that aim to empower listeners. Hannah doesn't shy away from tough topics, touching on issues like childhood obesity linked to abuse, the silent treatment, and feeling trapped with an abuser. The conversation also extends to the courtroom and police services, examining how these institutions can sometimes fail those in need.
If you've ever questioned the effectiveness of traditional support systems or are looking for better ways to help those struggling with abuse, this episode is a must-listen. It’s a candid look at the gaps in our current systems and a call to action for better, more compassionate support.