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7: Domestic Abuse Breakthrough Show with Kate Beesley - Episode 7
7: Domestic Abuse Breakthrough Show with Kate Beesley - Episode 7
7: Domestic Abuse Breakthrough Show with Kate Beesley - Episode 7
Friday 22nd November 2024
Join Kate Beesley and Sam Shafiq as they discuss the impact of domestic abuse on children and the need for better support systems in schools and courts.
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Episode Overview
- The impact of domestic abuse on children is often overlooked.
- Schools need to be better equipped to support traumatised children.
- Family courts must adopt a child-centred approach.
- Systemic issues hinder progress in recognising child victims.
- Survivors need comprehensive support systems.
"They actually rob us of that privilege of bonding and enjoying that time as a new mum."
In this episode of the Domestic Abuse Breakthrough Show, Kate Beesley is joined by Sam Shafiq, a teacher and fellow survivor of domestic abuse. Together, they share their experiences and discuss the ongoing challenges faced by victims within the family court system. Sam's journey highlights the impact of domestic abuse on children, especially within the educational environment. She emphasises the need for schools to be better equipped to support children who have experienced trauma.
Through personal anecdotes and professional insights, Sam sheds light on the often overlooked aspects of domestic abuse and the importance of a child-centred approach in legal and educational settings. Kate and Sam also touch upon the systemic issues that hinder progress and the slow shift towards recognising children as victims in their own right. The episode is a powerful reminder of the resilience of survivors and the critical need for comprehensive support systems.
Don't miss this enlightening conversation that aims to inspire change and offer hope to those affected by domestic abuse.