When it comes to relationships, connection really counts. This podcast explores the importance of the power of connection.
Through her works as the founder of Cherished, Hannah has met some incredible and inspiring connectors. Join her to hear real people, with real stories, making a real difference.
On this episode Hannah Simnett speaks to Aaron Bair. Aaron works with Hannah at Cherished UK - but has an incredible story to tell. The two of them discuss The Father Wound, which stems from Aaron's experiences as a child with his own father.
On this episode Hannah speaks to Steven Russell. He is founder & director of Elements SEMH support CIC and Steven Russell Drip By Drip Consultancy Ltd.
On this episode Hannah speaks to Tessa Morton. Tessa has been a parent and practitioner for over 20 years and is passionate about supporting families, teachers and other professionals to better understand autism.
In this episode Hannah Simnett speaks to Jeremy Indika. Jeremy was sexually abused for two years when he was 8-years old. He now speaks publicly about his experience covering a range of topics such as, prosecuting the man that did this to him and how we can stop this crime from continuing to happen to future children.
On this episode Hannah speaks to Claire Denby Knight. Claire describes herself as a “Recovering Police Officer” having thrived during a varied policing career starting in front line, inner city response work, moving to specialisms in sexual offences, vulnerability, interviewing, force law training, and being a diversity champion… culminating in being a force lead in Restorative Justice.
On this episode Hannah speaks to Dr Susanna Petche. Dr Susanna Petche is a GP and specialist in psychological trauma and its impact. By combining 24 years clinical experience, together with personal and academic experience of complex PTSD and training in lifestyle and functional medicine, she raises awareness about trauma-informed practice and supports people on their healing journey.
On this episode, Hannah speaks to Jo Stockdale. This is how Jo describes herself: “I do the work that I do because children’s social and emotional competence and wellbeing is more important now than ever before. But, unlike their physical health, their wellbeing only tends to be prioritised once they’re in difficulty or crisis.”
On this episode of Connection Counts Hannah Simnett talks to Jennifer Wyman. Jennifer is the founding director of Bridge the Gap Child Mental Health C.I.C. which is committed to ensuring that all children know that they matter, they are loved, they are not alone.
In this episode, Hannah speaks to Michael Mcknight. Michael is a learner and a teacher. His passion is to help others create trauma responsive classrooms and where ALL children and youth, including our most troubled, thrive.
In this episode Hannah speaks to Christianne Harrison. Christianne is a Certified Narcissistic Trauma Informed Coach, Certified Hypnotherapist and Brainspotting practitioner, which has enabled her to change her own life and has brought her safety and connection with myself and my family.
