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EPISODE · Dec 17, 2024 · 48 MIN

Family Law Week Podcast Season 8 Episode 9

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In this episode, Westgate Chambers Barrister's Ayisha Robertson hosts Bob Greig, Angharad Rudkin and Marcus Hicks. Bob Greig is the co-Director of OnlyMums and Dads and the Family Separation Support Hub (FSSH), co-editor 'Separating With Children 101' (3rd edition), co-editor '(Almost) Anything But Family Court' as well as a co-founder of The Parents Promise. Angharad Rudkin is a Chartered Clinical Psychologist with 20 years' experience of working with children and families, and a lecturer at the University of Southampton. With regular appearances in the media as a subject matter expert, from gender fluidity through to parental addiction, she is also a key contributor to the screen time national policy and guidelines committee. Marcus Hicks works as a paediatric nurse. Presently, he works as a Mental Health Practitioner with CAMHS. Marcus has also previously worked in the ambulance service and with Great Ormond Street and Children's Hospice. He is building a website  www.griefmapping.com aimed at bringing disconnected families together. It will offer retreats, a chance to share into a book and to pin your story to a world map and connect with others. In this packed episode we discuss; Parental Alienation as well as trauma and support. We also look at the impact this has on children's mental health and relationship building. This episode is produced by Stuart Taylor-Jones.

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