Navigating systemic failures within the legal system. Caroline speaks with solicitor Harriet Wistrich, founder of the Centre for Women’s Justice and author of Sisters in Law, about accountability and the criminal justice response to violence.

The conversation analyses the severe legal barriers faced by individuals within abusive dynamics, exploring her extensive casework through Justice for Women and how persistent myths continue to warp modern policy and public practice.

To book Caroline Saul for corporate training, specialist speaking spots, or bespoke case analysis consultations, please visit carolinesaul.com.

The reality of trauma-informed care. Caroline speaks with Sue Penna, author of The Recovery Toolkit, about navigating long-term recovery and her years of experience within NHS mental health services.

The conversation analyses why stability can remain fragile long after abuse has ended, deconstructing how language shapes recovery and why frontline services require systemic change and better professional training.

To book Caroline Saul for corporate training, specialist speaking spots, or bespoke case analysis consultations, please visit carolinesaul.com.

The realities of gendered harm within institutional structures. Caroline speaks with JoJo Kirkley about the specific, hidden challenges women face inside family court systems.

The conversation analyses how creative practice and theatre can preserve survivors' stories, challenge harmful cultural narratives, and engage young people in vital dialogues about misogyny and systemic responses to violence.

To book Caroline Saul for corporate training, specialist speaking spots, or bespoke case analysis consultations, please visit carolinesaul.com.