Good care relationships are fundamental to person-centred care, but there are boundaries in a professional relationship, and a range of individual things that impact the kinds of relationships people are comfortable with. So how do people navigate that in real life care situations? Find out in this episode of SNACK. 

Special thanks to all our guests, and to the organisations that helped:
Douglas Shire Aged Persons Homes

Looking for some inspiration? Check out these great resources and links:
Aged Care Quality and Safety Commission
ADA Australia 
Wellways Carer Gateway 

SNACK has been produced by COTA Queensland as part of the Homecare Workforce Support Program, which receives grant funding from the Australian Government. 

Good care relationships are fundamental to person-centred care, but there are boundaries in a professional relationship, and a range of individual things that impact the kinds of relationships people are comfortable with. So how do people navigate that in real life care situations? Find out in this episode of SNACK. 
Special thanks to all our guests, and to the organisations that helped:
<ul>
<li>Douglas Shire Aged Persons Homes</li>
</ul>
Looking for some inspiration? Check out these great resources and links:
<ul>
<li><a href="https://www.agedcarequality.gov.au/resource-library">Aged Care Quality and Safety Commission</a> </li>
<li><a href="https://adaaustralia.com.au/">ADA Australia </a></li>
<li><a href="https://www.wellways.org/our-services/carer-gateway">Wellways Carer Gateway </a></li>
</ul>
SNACK has been produced by <a href="https://www.cotaqld.org.au/">COTA Queensland </a>as part of the <a href="https://www.cotaqld.org.au/program-and-services/home-care-workforce-support-program/">Homecare Workforce Support Program</a>, which receives grant funding from the Australian Government.

Byte-sized inspiration for person-centred aged care.

We break down some of the big questions around what it really means to be person-centred, with insights from those in the know including people who use care services, care staff, and other experts in the field.

This podcast is for anyone who cares about doing care differently.  

Byte-sized inspiration for person-centred aged care.
We break down some of the big questions around what it really means to be person-centred, with insights from those in the know including people who use care services, care staff, and other experts in the field.
This podcast is for anyone who cares about doing care differently.

SNACK

A question of trust

Cultural warning: EmPauR would like to advise Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander listeners that the following podcast may mention names of people who have gone before us into the stars and the dreaming.



In this episode, we take a deep dive into the idea of family responsibilities in caregiving. We look at the cultural and kinship duties that shape how caregiving works. We explore how traditions and values impact the caregiving relationship and how these responsibilities can strengthen connections between people.



EmpauR acknowledges the Gimuy-walubrra yiddi (Gimuy walaburra indinji) people whose traditional lands this podcast has been recorded on.

We pay our respects to the ongoing cultural connection that Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people continue to hold with the land, sea and wind.



Thank you to the guests and organisations that contributed to this episode.

The music is a Traditional Torres Strait Islander song and was played by a proud Torres Strait Islander man and well-loved family member, who is unfortunately no longer with us. 

Produced by: Podcast Editor - Jacob Traficante Productions



This season of SNACK has been produced by the EmPauR as part of the COTA Queensland Home Care Workforce Support Program which received grant funding from the Australian Government.

Cultural warning: <a href="https://au.linkedin.com/company/empaur-pathway?trk=public_post_feed-actor-name">EmPauR</a> would like to advise Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander listeners that the following podcast may mention names of people who have gone before us into the stars and the dreaming.
 
In this episode, we take a deep dive into the idea of family responsibilities in caregiving. We look at the cultural and kinship duties that shape how caregiving works. We explore how traditions and values impact the caregiving relationship and how these responsibilities can strengthen connections between people.
 
EmpauR acknowledges the Gimuy-walubrra yiddi (Gimuy walaburra indinji) people whose traditional lands this podcast has been recorded on.
We pay our respects to the ongoing cultural connection that Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people continue to hold with the land, sea and wind.
 
Thank you to the guests and organisations that contributed to this episode.
The music is a Traditional Torres Strait Islander song and was played by a proud Torres Strait Islander man and well-loved family member, who is unfortunately no longer with us. 
Produced by: Podcast Editor - <a href="https://www.instagram.com/jacob_traficante_productions?igsh=MWowMjAzdHl0NjRhdA==">Jacob Traficante Productions</a>
 
This season of SNACK has been produced by the <a href="https://au.linkedin.com/company/empaur-pathway?trk=public_post_feed-actor-name">EmPauR</a> as part of the COTA Queensland <a href="https://www.cotaqld.org.au/program-and-services/home-care-workforce-support-program/">Home Care Workforce Support Program</a> which received grant funding from the Australian Government.

Kinship: A Family’s Voice

Cultural warning: EmPauR would like to advise Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander listeners that the following podcast may mention names of people who have gone before us into the stars and the dreaming.



In these two episodes, we look at the unique customs in the Eastern and Western Torres Strait Island regions. We'll have interesting conversations with Torres Strait Islanders to help you understand the traditions, rituals, and social rules that shape interactions in each of these community segments.



EmpauR acknowledges the Gimuy-walubrra yiddi (Gimuy walaburra indinji) people whose traditional lands this podcast has been recorded on.

We pay our respects to the ongoing cultural connection that Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people continue to hold with the land, sea and wind.



Thank you to the guests and organisations that contributed to this episode.

The music is a Traditional Torres Strait Islander song and was played by a proud Torres Strait Islander man and well-loved family member, who is unfortunately no longer with us. 

Produced by: Podcast Editor - Jacob Traficante Productions



This season of SNACK has been produced by the EmPauR as part of the COTA Queensland Home Care Workforce Support Program which received grant funding from the Australian Government.

Cultural warning: <a href="https://au.linkedin.com/company/empaur-pathway?trk=public_post_feed-actor-name">EmPauR</a> would like to advise Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander listeners that the following podcast may mention names of people who have gone before us into the stars and the dreaming.
 
In these two episodes, we look at the unique customs in the Eastern and Western Torres Strait Island regions. We'll have interesting conversations with Torres Strait Islanders to help you understand the traditions, rituals, and social rules that shape interactions in each of these community segments.
 
EmpauR acknowledges the Gimuy-walubrra yiddi (Gimuy walaburra indinji) people whose traditional lands this podcast has been recorded on.
We pay our respects to the ongoing cultural connection that Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people continue to hold with the land, sea and wind.
 
Thank you to the guests and organisations that contributed to this episode.
The music is a Traditional Torres Strait Islander song and was played by a proud Torres Strait Islander man and well-loved family member, who is unfortunately no longer with us. 
Produced by: Podcast Editor - <a href="https://www.instagram.com/jacob_traficante_productions?igsh=MWowMjAzdHl0NjRhdA==">Jacob Traficante Productions</a>
 
This season of SNACK has been produced by the <a href="https://au.linkedin.com/company/empaur-pathway?trk=public_post_feed-actor-name">EmPauR</a> as part of the COTA Queensland <a href="https://www.cotaqld.org.au/program-and-services/home-care-workforce-support-program/">Home Care Workforce Support Program</a> which received grant funding from the Australian Government.

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