Care Visions Family Talk
Care Visions Family Talk - a video and audio podcast to raise awareness of youth related issues - supporting parents and carers.
Our Family Talks (video & audio podcasts):
Care Visions Family Talk - Therapeutic Parenting Childhood Aggression and Violence
Care Visions Family LIVE - ADHD and Trauma - Preventing Negative Cycles with Professor Helen Minnis
Care Visions Family Talk LIVE - Protecting Young People from Harmful Online Content
Care Visions Family Talk - Understanding Sextortion & Protecting Young People
Care Visions Family Talk - Supporting Your Child Through Separation and Divorce
Care Visions Family Talk - Caring for Yourself as a Parent: Breaking Patterns & Finding Balance
Care Visions Family Talk - Mellow Parenting: Creating Brighter Futures Through Connection
Care Visions Family Talk - The Parent’s Compass: Finding Balance in Your Teen’s Storm
Care Visions Family Talk - Anxiety Unplugged: Preparing Your Teen for a Bright Future
Care Visions Family Talk - How to get your teenager out of their bedroom
About our hosts:
Lucy Johnston - is an award-winning journalist and broadcaster with a long-standing commitment to social affairs, health, and children’s welfare. As a writer and host of the Care Visions Family Talk podcast, she shares powerful stories about young people in care and explores the systems that shape their lives. With a background in investigative reporting, Lucy began her career at The Big Issue before moving to The Observer and later The Sunday Express, where she is Health and Social Affairs Editor. Her work has exposed neglect in care homes, failures in mental health services, and injustices faced by vulnerable children and families.
Dr. Linda de Caestecker - is a seasoned public health expert with over 30 years of experience, including her role as Director of Public Health for Greater Glasgow and Clyde—one of the UK's most challenging areas in terms of health inequalities. With a clinical background in obstetrics and gynaecology, she continues to advise the Scottish Government on health policy and serves as a Board member for both Community Justice Scotland and Glasgow City Mission, where she contributes to vital work in social justice and public health reform.


