She is a Domestic Abuse Consultant, specialising in Post-Separation Abuse.
Lucy has developed the Let’s Talk Series, which helps organisations, including John Lewis Partnership Working Parents Network and Gender Equality Network (GEN) to begin to understand the issues and challenges faced by those experiencing domestic abuse and post-separation abuse. And what organisations can do to support those around them.
She works with various organisations, including The National Trading Standards (NTS) Scams Team as part of their task force to develop their knowledge and understanding of domestic abuse, the language and approach we should all be taking when talking about abuse, and how it impacts all of us directly or indirectly.
She is a guest speaker joining among others, Alzheimer’s Society’s Spotlight Session to open the door to conversations around abuse and helps those who may be searching for answers but don’t know where to start.
Lucy is proud to have signed the Fraud and Scams Victim Charter to support the NoBlameNoShame campaign
The Let’s Talk Online Series
How much does your organisation understand about the issues and challenges faced by those experiencing domestic abuse and post-separation abuse?
How effective is the support you offer to your staff?
You Don’t Own Me delivers the Let’s Talk Series online sessions:
👉Let’s Talk Domestic Abuse
👉Let’s Talk Post-separation abuse
👉Let’s Talk Communication
Helping organisations understand the complexities of abuse and what they can do to support those around them. Whether it’s your staff, your family, friends or yourself.
Contact Lucy for more information and to book your sessions.
Check out the Merchandise
Listen to Lucy’s Podcast
Read my Blogs
You Don’t Own Me offers support via Blogs, Guest Blogs and Podcast to help break down the barriers and open up the discussion around domestic abuse.
And here, you’ll find a “one-stop shop” helping people find useful resources, support services and access to knowledge shared by professionals.
Because domestic abuse creeps into the corners of too many lives.