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“Trust me” | S1 | E18
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This episode of The Skies We’re Under podcast Lucy, Rachel and Sarah follow on from last week's topic of trust. They talk about we discover is:
- Trust is hard
- Trusting takes work on both sides
- Trusting someone means being vulnerable
- The system which cares for our children is often not trusting nor trustworthy, despite the best efforts of those working within it.
- Trust is necessary as the parent of a person with disabilities as trust is necessary when we need others to do something we cannot do alone.
- “Don’t put that in your mouth!” poetry competition chosen entry for this week.
We refer to
The thin book of Trust by Charles Feltman
Atlas of the heart by Brene Brown
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