HeyJaredContinuing the Conversation with Sadie
Continuing the Care Conversation explores the emotional, human side of care — from boundaries and resilience to the realities behind caring roles.
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Four way Conversation about the 'Future, Possibility & the Power of Independent Care' (opens the original)
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What if the future of care isn’t a bigger system, but a more human one? Maria Tomlinson, Jenni Palmer, Nikki Brinkworth and Sadie reveal why independent, relationship-led care is becoming the model to watch and why the people already doing the work are demanding to be seen as professionals, not after thoughts. This opening episode of Series 4 brings together four voices from the independent care landscape for a frank, hopeful conversation about what care could look like if time, dignity and conn
The A - Z of being a Self - Employed Carer (opens the original)
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Independent personal assistants and carers are being asked to do more than ever, and most of it happens behind the scenes. Sadie is finally pulling back the curtain on a new October project built to bring clarity, confidence, and community to self-employed care workers who are tired of figuring it all out alone. This episode introduces The A to Z of Being a Self-Employed Personal Assistant - a Substack project that breaks the role down into 26 letters, from accountability, boundaries, contracts,
Part 1 - “Feelings First: Emotional Intelligence & The Future Architecture of Care” (opens the original)
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What if dementia care could feel radically different? In this conversation, David Sheard reveals the emotional signals, micro‑behaviours, and culture shifts that transform care from task‑based to truly human. If you want to understand what “feeling‑based care” actually looks like in practice, this episode will change how you see the sector.
Rights, Power & The Future Architecture of Care (opens the original)
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GET READY....In this conversation, Sadie speaks with Neil Crowther, an independent strategist and advocate in the field of social care. They explore the importance of a rights-based approach to care, emphasizing the need to start with what matters to individuals. Neil discusses the cultural conditions that support dignity and autonomy, the role of leadership in promoting rights-based practices, and the significance of meaningful relationships in care. He highlights the need for a shift in narrat
The Architecture of Compassion – Systems, Safety & the Human Heart of Dementia (opens the original)
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In this episode, Sadie and Gina Awad dive deep into the emotional landscape of dementia care, where compassion meets culture, and leadership shapes everything. They explore the barriers that silence families, the everyday interactions that build trust, and the systems that must evolve to protect autonomy. This conversation is rich with advocacy, emotional intelligence, and the raw honesty of lived experience. Gina opens up about vulnerability, continuity, and the inspiration behind her new book
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