All Episodes

Martin McGonigle's SPARC team as experts, catalysts and enablers

Anna Vandenhoeck on the goal of finding common language for spiritual care

Lindsay DeWal research shows that everyone wants to belong

The most important conversations: Mary Matthiesen

How AI might contribute to spiritual care with Lee Barford

Ubuntu as a concept and a way of life with Ethel Maqeda

Sonya Sharma and Sheryl Reimer-Kirkham share their research

Ruqaiyah Hibell on training Muslim Chaplains and cultures of acceptance

Danielle Buhuro advocates for social justice to be at the centre of what we do

Terri O'Sullivan offers helpful insights in supporting people leaving high control religions

Clinical Psychologist, James Parker on sense making, supervision and shared ways of working

Leon Dundas shifts the focus from the candlestick to the light

Clinical Pastoral Education - the professional training that’s showing the way

Dr Chantal Meystre: communication skills for compassionate communities

The Waiting Room

Lyn Baylis on how it is our job to serve with an open heart

Do research questions mirror chaplaincy questions with Daniel Grossoehme?

'You can't be a lifeline if you are frayed' with Nell Cockell

Josh Turner on being Switzerland and the unlikely cross-over with improvisation

Jo and Stig ponder whether a referral system might have implicit bias

Is it easier to be certain when life is going well? - deconstructing faith with Olivia Jackson

Cheryl Holmes advocates for a spiritual care service that steps away from chaplaincy and pastoral care

The chaplain as researcher and poet with Liz Hamill Howard

Missing signposts and finding benchmarks with Sue Downie

Tim Dixon on being alongside in the liminal space: walking slowly and being squidgy

‘We have to do diversity together’ say the team at Warwick

Rabbi Sylvia Rothschild on peoplehood and cosseting the dying

Everyone is a unique island (or Does Stig really have to slaughter a pig?)

Julian Raffay on chaplaincy training, evolution and co-production

The grounding force of Paganism with Sarah Kerr

Chris Highland on truth-listening rather than truth-telling

Spiritual Trauma with Jamie Fearn

Jo and Stig ponder where assumptions crop up in chaplaincy

Can pain be medicine and happiness a disease? with Dr Amarjodh Landa

Working with the realities of acute and palliative care with Dr Isobel Morton

Anastasia Somerville-Wong shares her model for enabling conversations about spirituality

'Rubbing Bones' with Leti Hawthorn, interfaith minister

Jo and Stig - What is a good death?

Leon Dundas on the opportunity in complexity and the importance of courageous discussion

Are we catching the slippery fish? with Simon Harrison

Exploring empathy with Dr Simon Nightingale

The art of being present and bearing witness with Martin McGonigle

What is to be learned from being alongside others' trauma with Mark Dowd

What's new in New Zealand with Colin Woodhouse

Let's talk about Muslim chaplaincy with Rubina Yassin

Reviewing with Paul Hurst the covert and overt messages about who Chaplaincy is for

Talking to Karen Murphy about chaplaincy in palliative care what lies ahead

Call the chaplain - what reasons and circumstances?

Chaplaincy and Prayer

Is chaplaincy a religious service and does the name fit?

Trailer to Opening Up Chaplaincy