Podcast appearances and mentions of carolyn robinson

Stories Beyond DV is a new podcast series which shares the lived experience of people who have survived domestic and family violence. Their stories bring hope and offer support for anyone who has experienced or is currently experiencing domestic and family violence and who may be questioning what life after DV can look like. Each story raises awareness of different types of domestic and family violence and their impact on victims, with topics including coercive control, financial abuse, systems abuse, social isolation, intergenerational abuse and homelessness.Our first episode launches on Tuesday 29 August and discusses the topic of recovering from homelessness due to domestic and family violence. Subscribe or follow now so that you don't miss an episode.For more information contact info@beyonddv.org.au or visit our website beyonddv.org.auIf you are experiencing domestic and family violence and are in immediate danger, call 000. For additional information and support related to domestic and family violence contact 1800RESPECT.***Stories Beyond DV was made possible with support from Zonta International.This series was hosted by Carolyn Robinson with help from Beyond DV Ambassador Sally Steele & Margaux Parker.Producer and Sound Design by Tiffany Dimmack. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Crisis support for survivors of domestic violence has long been a priority for governments and organisations in the sector. What has not been recognised as widely however, is the importance of providing ongoing support to women and children after they have left crisis accommodation. Women reported that having to rebuild their lives without support, often in a new location, had a profound impact on their mental health and their capacity to move forward and heal. Helping to support women and children as they rebuild their lives is this week's guest Carolyn Robinson. Carolyn is an experienced Educator and the Founder of Beyond DV, a Brisbane-based charity, established in 2017 after her daughter's domestic violence experience. Through her close work with DV survivors, Carolyn identifies gaps in existing services and creates innovative recovery programs to meet the needs of families across Brisbane. In 2020, Beyond DV opened their first Centre - a place that survivors call their "second home". Beyond DV and Carolyn were inducted into the Queensland Government Domestic and Family Violence Prevention Honour Roll in 2020. Stay tuned as I chat with Carolyn about her experience in establishing Beyond DV and providing a space where DV survivors could build support networks with each other, while accessing a range of support programs and services.

I want to thank a faithful listener, Terrie, for suggesting to me to contact Carolyn Robinson from Schoolhouse Quilts in Elizabeth, WV. Carolyn was so fun and easy to talk to that it's easy to see why her customers love her. She also was so understanding when I had to reschedule the interview. I'm so glad that we were able to connect! You can find Carolyn at her Shop at 280 Court St, Elizabeth, WV 26143  or https://www.facebook.com/Schoolhousequiltswv (Schoolhouse Quilts Facebook)

We spoke to Carolyn Robinson from Beyond DV about what this means for Australian households and how to assist those facing these issues. See omnystudio.com/policies/listener for privacy information.

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SNS Online returns for a fifth series of free, downloadable shows, covering the arts/lifestyle! In our first show we feature 20 year old musician, Alex James Brierley. Considered to be one of the most exciting new alternative rock artists to emerge in the UK in the last few years, Brierley's blend of emotive lyrics, melodic hooks and complex musical textures has helped to create a refreshing and unique sound. Bolton based Brierley has now been signed up by music producing legend, Steve Levine, with his first EP, 'Listen', now available on all platforms. Join us for an hour's conversation and music, including a live acoustic set by Alex in the SNS Online studio! http://www.alexjamesbrierley.com/home.html Alex James Brierley - Listen (Official Video) https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GFVlHnimWy8 Alex James Brierley - Place of Nowhere* (Official Video) https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9mRkaL3LEIw SNS Online continues to offer an eclectic range of quality programming - free to download - to all like-minded people out there in cyber-space. These shows are independent podcasts produced to the highest professional standards and are non-profit making. So please enjoy, download and share these shows on all your lovely social media - as essentially that is our advertising! And please, please, please...offer feedback on the 'SNS Online' FB page or Twitter (ScratchNTweet). Shows currently in preparation... 'Rise Up, Women!' - Louise Jameson/'ATA Girl' creator Diane Atkinson/author and historian Biddy Baxter MBE/Blue Peter editor (60s, 70s, 80s) Carolyn Robinson/children's author Howlround - radiophonic musicians Trunchonbury - Norfolk music festival *A donation has been given to Unicef UK.

What is changing in the Alaska movie scene? How are documentaries about Alaska and by Alaskans created, distributed and stored? Is there an Alaska style? Lael Morgan, Francine Lastufka Taylor, Carolyn Robinson, and David Holthouse discuss the Alaska film world. Lael Morgan is an accomplished author, teacher, journalist and publisher. She co-established Epicenter Press and is the author of 16 books. In addition to her many accomplishments and awards is the title Alaska Historian of the Year. Francine Lastufka Taylor created the Alaska Moving Image Preservation Association (AMIPA) in 1991. Today the collection, with over 17,000 items dating from the 1920's, serves as a public treasure chest of Alaska history and art. Francine’s numerous accomplishments include establishing the Alaska Native Arts Festival,1966-1972 and being a recipient of the Alaska Press Women’s Lifetime Achievement Award. Carolyn Robinson is owner of Sprocket Heads, LLC., Alaska’s only high-end production, production services and post company in Alaska. Among her numerous documentary projects is the award-winning film, Aleut Story, for which she secured public broadcasting distribution, cash, and in-kind contributions. Carolyn also produced the documentary Alaska’s Bush Pilots: On Location with Jared Leto, a nationally syndicated and internationally distributed documentary. David Holthouse is a notable Alaskan journalist and writer. He is working on a five-part documentary series on the Anchorage Police Department in the 1970’s and is a contributor to the Magnetic North: The Alaskan Character, a series of documentaries produced with the Alaska Humanities Forum.

Tonight's special guest is Carolyn Robinson from Dorset and London in the United Kingdom, an incest survivor and author of the book "The Silent Amongst Us" which is available through her web site. Carolyn's not only an incest survivor but she's battled bulimia, a drinking problem and countless bouts of anxiety depression and PTSD. "In fact," she says, "I was at the 'last chance saloon' when my mental health team asked if I'd like to try EMDR (eye movement desensitization and reprocessing therapy) currently being used to treat the armed forces suffering with PTSD." She goes on, "I agreed. I went and sneaked in a tape recorder so I could record each live session because I was adamant that if I was going to go through all this to get to the root of my problems I was going to share it to help and inspire others." Carolyn has certainly succeeded! She's become a big advocate for the use of EMDR. "The journey was dark and harsh but worth it. I believe EMDR should be readily available as a counseling option and I'm going to campaign to raise awareness about it." Carolyn's "The Silent Amongst Us" is an inspirational book which has been written to help others. It is a real life account of the dark of journeys she traveled as the memories of her past were unlocked. Incest, she points out, is perhaps the most heinous of betrayals. "I want my story to be a message to people who have had this hurt in their lives - it's not too late, you can have a life, a happy life. Just make sure you get the help you need."

Have you ever wondered what Eisenmenger's Syndrome is? Who gets it? What are the symptoms? How does it affect a person's body from childhood to adulthood? What changes occur with the aging survivor? Carolyn Robinson, a long-time Eisenmenger Syndrome Survivor will answer these questions and more as she details her life story of being diagnosed with this condition and surviving long enough to become a grandmother! Carolyn is a published author. She wrote an essay entitled "Leading the Troops" for The Heart of a Mother, which was an anthology of stories by women affected by congenital heart defects. Carolyn's essay was in the Mothers with Congenital Heart Defects chapter and detailed her efforts to become a mother.Support the show (https://www.patreon.com/HearttoHeart)