Not Just School - It's Trust on Trial | S4 | E32

The Skies We’re Under

We’re going back to school - and thinking about those people who demonstrated innate humanity and kindness, and really ‘got’ our children.

Rachel and Sarah reflect on their experiences with school days, from those scary first days of school to college days. The need to trust, and build relationships with the many people who are involved in supporting disabled children in education settings.

In addition, Sarah is trying to exercise some self compassion, and Rachel has been creating waterfalls (quite literally) in her home…

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