HeyJaredDr Lisa Cherry
Trainer, Speaker & Author disrupting cycles of harm by helping settings, services and systems work consciously with the legacy of trauma through integrating belonging, mattering and liminality. Living in the liminal space with myeloma
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What Am I Reading? (opens the original)
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When I can no longer read, I write, and when I can no longer write, I read. The two work together in a dance of mutuality, guiding me through where my thinking needs to go next.I deliberately wandered into September rather than sprinted toward it. I wanted to relish the newness that I feel at the start of this month each year and the anticipation of Autumn’s display of beauty that isn’t too far around the corner. That said, I did manage some writing too. My posts this month were:<a href="https:/
My Favourite Substack Posts (opens the original)
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I currently write a monthly ‘What Am I Reading?’ post (on top of all my usual musings) but in celebration of making so many wonderful connections on here and the beautiful way that writers look after each other, I also curate a post each month where I can share my favourite top 3 Substack post reads of the month too!I hope you enjoy this month’s chosen shares and if you have written (or read) a post that you think I would love, then add it in the comments and I will read it and maybe even share
What Mole Teaches us About Belonging (opens the original)
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There are many things that are misunderstood about what living away from home actually means or looks like or how it feels. The new rules that are often unspoken, the swiftness by which a move has taken place and the food, the food, the food! I’m thinking of teachers, although not exclusively so, who may have never been exposed to anyone living away from home yet have children in this situation in their classroom. To clarify, I’m referring to children living in foster care, residential care, pre
Season Eight, Episode Five (opens the original)
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Join Dr Lisa Cherry and Andi Brierley as they explore how stigma in criminal justice turns labels into lifelong identities and shapes whether people feel safe to speak about their past. We connect lived experience, criminology and policy to show how stigma can block rehabilitation and make reintegration harder than it needs to be.We will be:Defining sti… Read more
Loyalty, Betrayal and Relationships (opens the original)
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Relationships mean everything to me. They are the main focus of my work and I always joke that I’m relationally needy. In other words, I’m into relationships as a practice of healing and intervention because I’m into relationships full stop. This is the hill that I shout from. I make no distinction about whether those relationships are professional or personal. One caveat that is worth noting before I dive into this post is that I have experienced decades of what I consider to be familylessness
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