EPISODE · Dec 5, 2022 · 53 MIN
Weaponising empathy and cultivating professional curiosity, with Lads Like Us (EP.6)
from Messy Social Work · host Richard Devine
In this episode, I am joined by Danny and Mike from Lads Like Us. We talk about: - trauma, ACEs, criminal behaviour, gangs - unmet need, unresolved trauma and the path of self destruction - The importance of making sense of who you are - professional curiosity - weaponising empathy - The power of 1 - recovery, healing and discovering your potentialMike and Danny are incredibly thoughtful, thought provoking speakers using their lived experience to bring about a trauma informed revolution. They are two of most inspiring men I have ever met. I couldn't speak highly enough of them, and I felt privileged getting the chance to speak with them. You can find them here, https://twitter.com/Lads_Like_Us and here, https://www.ladslikeus.co.uk. Recently, they teamed up Artist Manchester Hypes, to produce this song, which is exceptional:https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DOh0q1ByjwkAny questions please contact me on [email protected] with me on: https://twitter.com/RichardDevineSWFollow my blog, where you can be sent fortnightly blogs on topics covered on this podcast: https://richarddevinesocialwork.com/about/If you enjoyed this episode, please share with your friends, and leave a review - positive, or negative, all feedback welcome.
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In this episode, I am joined by Danny and Mike from Lads Like Us. We talk about: - trauma, ACEs, criminal behaviour, gangs - unmet need, unresolved trauma and the path of self destruction - The importance of making sense of who you are - professional curiosity - weaponising empathy - The power of 1 - recovery, healing and discovering your potential Mike and Danny are incredibly thoughtful, thought provoking speakers using their lived experience to ...
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