The It’s All About People Personalisation Podcast

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The It’s All About People Personalisation Podcast shines a light on the inspiring ways personalisation is transforming health and care across Lincolnshire. In each episode, we speak with people at the heart of this movement who are reimagining support by focusing on what truly matters to each person. So, join us as we explore how putting people’s stories, choices and strengths first is making a real difference. Like what you’ve heard? Press the LIKE (heart) button, SHARE the podcast and LEAVE A COMMENT. Want to record a podcast with us? Get in touch at lhnt.itsallaboutpeople@nhs.net - we’d love to chat with you. Find out more about the It’s All About People Personalisation Programme on our website: www.itsallaboutpeople.info

  1. APR 21

    Ep 90. The power of Pain Cafés with Anna, Lauren, and Emma

    Living with pain doesn’t have to mean living alone. In this episode, we explore the power of Pain Cafés, a compassionate, community-based approach that is helping people manage chronic pain in practical, holistic ways. Alison is joined by Emma Farrington, Wellbeing Team Lead, First Coastal Primary Care Network (PCN), Anna Chapman, Personalised Care Lead at K2 PCN, and Lauren Boon, Health and Wellbeing Coach, Thrive Tribe, K2 PCN. Together, they share how Pain Cafés support people to live well with pain, reduce reliance on medication, and build confidence through peer support, pacing, mindfulness, and other self-management skills. You’ll hear real insights from the first groups of Pain Café users, learn why collaboration across communities matters, and discover how small, low-cost ideas can make a big difference to people’s lives. Listen now to hear how Pain Cafés are changing the way we support people living with pain across Lincolnshire and consider what you could do in your area.

    36 min

  2. MAR 31

    Ep. 88 Gloriously Ordinary Language with Tricia and Bryony

    Join Alison as she chats to Tricia Nicoll and Bryony Shannon about all things Gloriously Ordinary Language. They discuss why Tricia felt the need to create ‘Test 2’ of Gloriously Ordinary Lives, the words and phrases that make Bryony go ‘Hmmm’, and how the two of them came together to explore the powerful impact that language has on people, practice, and purpose.  Tricia and Bryony then make the mistake of asking Alison about the work happening in Lincolnshire to spread the learning from the Gloriously Ordinary Language session she attended, and about the ripples this is creating. Alison completely takes over the podcast, but no-one seems to mind as they all agree that we need to ‘be more curious, be more kind, and be more human!’

    41 min

  3. MAR 16

    Ep 87. Building social connections in rural areas around Grantham with Jo, Anna, and Stephen

    How Social Prescriber Link Workers, Community Connectors, and primary care are working together with village and church halls in rural areas around Grantham. To celebrate Village Halls Week (16 - 22 March) and Social Prescribing Day (26 March), Jo Taylor (Community Connector), Anna Chapman (Community Coordinator), and Stephen Frankland (Social Prescriber Link Worker) talk to Caty about the importance of listening to people and working together to help shape preventative healthcare. By working with people, village halls, and other community partners, they've developed a thriving network of easily accessible wellbeing groups, particularly in rural areas.   Their story is an example of the power of collaboration at neighbourhood and village level, enabling each partner to do what they’re good at to achieve health outcomes that no-one could do alone. It’s also Our Shared Agreement in action - a demonstration of what can happen when we ‘work together for the wellbeing of everyone’ and ‘make the most of what’s available to us’! As Jo says, “Without the village halls and church halls, we wouldn’t be able to do what we do!”   Listen to our other podcasts exploring Social Prescribing: Ep 9. Social Prescribing and Care Coordination Ep 77. Apex PCN - What difference does social prescribing really make?

    29 min

  4. MAR 9

    Ep 86. Beyond the diagnosis: A family's journey with Autism

    In this episode we explore neurodiversity through the lens of lived experience. Hosts Ela and Ed spoke with parents Dan and Ela about their journey raising their son Dexter, who has a diagnosis of autism. Together they share an honest and powerful conversation about family life, the realities of navigating education and support systems, and the joys and challenges of parenting a neurodivergent child. Through their story, you’ll gain insight into resilience, advocacy, and the importance of understanding and embracing individual differences in children and families. In the closing section of the episode, Ela reflects on how Dan and Ela’s experiences align with the Our Shared Agreement Five Foundations, highlighting the importance of being prepared to do things differently, understanding what matters to individuals, and working together to support wellbeing. Ela emphasises how professionals can learn from families’ lived experiences, ensuring support is built with people, not just for them.

    49 min

  5. FEB 27

    Ep 85. Dementia prevention resources

    Did you know that 45% of dementia could be prevented? And that there are 14 risk factors that impact on your chances of developing dementia? Have a listen to our conversation with Gina, Paul, and Lola, who helped create engaging, practical resources designed to build dementia prevention knowledge and awareness, not only for health and care professionals, but also people, from young children to students to those in midlife.  Their message is clear: what’s good for your heart is good for your brain - at every age. Discover practical steps you can take to reduce your risk, and hear how the team worked closely together, taking time, care and feedback, to shape resources that truly meet people’s needs and make a real difference. Find out more about dementia prevention in Lincolnshire More about Gina, Paul, and Lola: Gina Thompson is Dementia Transformation Programme Lead at Lincolnshire Partnership NHS Foundation Trust Paul Johnson is a Public Health Officer at Lincolnshire County Council Lola Peel is an Occupational Therapist at Lincolnshire Community Health Services NHS Trust

    35 min

  6. FEB 16

    Ep 84. Culture and nature for Carer wellbeing with Rachel and Sarah

    In this heartfelt podcast episode, Caty sits down with floral artist Rachel Petheram and Historic Environment Officer Sarah Grundy to explore the powerful impact of culture and nature on carers’ wellbeing. Together, they share the story of a project co-produced with carers, for carers - and how it became transformational not only for those who took part, but for Rachel herself. You’ll hear how something as simple, and as profound, as having time, space, and permission to reconnect with nature and creativity helped carers rediscover their sense of self. With the right support in place, participants experienced meaningful and lasting improvements in their emotional and mental wellbeing. The Culture and Nature for Health and Wellbeing project was a true collaboration. It brought together: Co-production workshops led by Every-One Practical respite care provided by Age UK Lincolnshire Independent evaluation by Dr Rob Dean from the University of Lincoln Beautiful settings in the buildings and gardens of Doddington Hall Caty, Rachel and Sarah also reflect honestly on the challenges of short-term funding, and what it will take to grow this deeply personalised approach so that more carers across Lincolnshire can benefit. If you’re interested in wellbeing, creativity, community collaboration, or the lived experience of carers, this episode offers insight, inspiration, and a hopeful vision for what’s possible.

    37 min

  7. FEB 5

    Ep 83. One You Lincolnshire: Supporting people where they are with Ryan

    Ryan Morrow, Referral and Triage Manager at One You Lincolnshire, joins Alison to share the story behind the One You Lincolnshire Outreach Bus - a summer roadshow that toured 9 towns and cities and stopped at 31 community venues in just two months. Ryan speaks passionately about the power of meeting and supporting people where they already are - from community centres and leisure centres to GP practices - while working side by side with partners like Lincolnshire Fire and Rescue and Lincolnshire Domestic Abuse Services. Ryan's enthusiasm and commitment shines through so clearly that he scooped this week’s Our Shared Agreement bingo win, brilliantly highlighting how all Five Foundations came to life through this project. Want to find out more? To find out more about this project: Contact Ryan directly at ryan.morrow@oneyoulincolnshire.org.uk Find out more about One You Lincolnshire services. To make a referral, call 01522 705162

    34 min

  8. JAN 29

    Ep 82. Wellbeing to Sleep Well with Elaine

    Joining Alison in this episode is Elaine Mitchell, Project Officer for the Lincolnshire Sleep Hub. Alison first met Elaine back in 2024 while organising that year’s It’s All About People Conference, so this podcast is very much a reunion and a chance to catch up on everything Elaine has been working on since. Many people who met Elaine at the conference still talk about The Sleep Charity, and it’s wonderful to hear how many connections she made on that day which have since grown into events, activities, and support for people struggling with sleep. Elaine speaks with real passion about the power of sleep and how deeply it influences our physical and emotional wellbeing. She also highlights how our workforce can boost their confidence and understanding by taking part in the Sleep Talker training (with new dates coming soon!). Throughout the conversation, Elaine shares inspiring stories of individuals she’s supported - simple conversations that led to meaningful improvements in sleep patterns and overall wellbeing. Have a listen and discover what you can learn about sleep. We promise this is one sleep-related session that definitely won’t send you to sleep! Useful links: The Sleep Charity Lincolnshire Sleep Hub

    32 min
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The It’s All About People Personalisation Podcast shines a light on the inspiring ways personalisation is transforming health and care across Lincolnshire. In each episode, we speak with people at the heart of this movement who are reimagining support by focusing on what truly matters to each person. So, join us as we explore how putting people’s stories, choices and strengths first is making a real difference. Like what you’ve heard? Press the LIKE (heart) button, SHARE the podcast and LEAVE A COMMENT. Want to record a podcast with us? Get in touch at lhnt.itsallaboutpeople@nhs.net - we’d love to chat with you. Find out more about the It’s All About People Personalisation Programme on our website: www.itsallaboutpeople.info

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