Conversations We've Never Had
Season 3 Reflection - Connection
Episode notes
In this episode of Conversations We've Never Had, Candice and Gemma close Season Three by exploring the power of connection - and why it is the most effective tool we have for transforming how we respond to child sexual abuse. After a season spent deep in systems work, speaking with young people, families, and those working across the sector, they reflect on what they've found at the heart of every conversation: the need to see each other as human beings first. From the fear that silences practitioners to the courage of young people willing to share their hardest truths, Candice and Gemma ask what it would look like to stop performing care and start truly feeling it. This is a conversation about curiosity over ego, feeling over detachment, and why the simple act of showing up - with love, with honesty, and without looking away - is the most important thing any of us can do.
**Content Warning: ** This episode discusses themes related to childhood sexual abuse, which may be distressing or triggering for some listeners. Listener discretion is advised.
**Disclaimer: ** This podcast is a conversation between friends and is for informational purposes only. It should not be considered as a substitute for professional advice or therapy. If you or someone you know is affected by the issues discussed in this episode, please seek support from trained professionals or organisations specialising in mental health and trauma recovery. In the UK, you can access support and find local organisations via the Rape Crisis Helpline 24/7 0808 5002222. Children and young people can contact Childline 24/7 0800 1111. Internationally you can contact the RAINN Network 24/7 who may be able to signpost you to local services in your area (++) 800.656.4673.
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