PMLD & Trauma with Julie Calveley | S4 | E19

People who have profound learning disabilities are at greater risk of trauma and that is why Rachel, Sarah and Lucy are joined today by the brilliant Dr. Julie Calveley on The Skies We’re Under Podcast. Julie has a passion for supporting the wellbeing of those with the most profound disabilities and talks to Rachel about how parent carers and professionals can not only support wellbeing but mitigate against the potential for trauma. 

You can find out more about Julie’s work and Nurturing Affective Care here where you will find a fantastic offer for family members - the trauma course is reduced from £35 to £8. Simply email julie@nacwellbeing.org to access that brilliant offer.

Resources also mentioned in the episode include:

• The Body Keeps the Score
• Brene Brown Books (including Atlas of the Heart)

In addition, Rachel and Sarah are looking forward to meeting up and having a right royal snore fest… who is going to snore the loudest though?

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