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Connecting to Connected: Focusing on relationships in the age of Coronavirus

Connecting to Connected: Focusing on relationships in the age of Coronavirus

by Dr Nick Barnes | 28 Apr 2020 | Joining the dots, Observatory Thinking

Dr. Nick Barnes Nick works as a Specialty Doctor in Child and Adolescent Psychiatry, as a Cognitive Analytic Therapist and Honorary Senior Lecturer at University College London.  In this blog, Nick discusses the fundamental role that relationships will play in...
It’s All About Relationships: Connecting to connected

It’s All About Relationships: Connecting to connected

by Dr Nick Barnes | 28 Apr 2020 | Featured About

Dr Nick Barnes In this extraordinary contribution to the Joining the Dots series Dr Nick Barnes looks ahead to a post-Covid future, arguing that to build a better society, we must address inequality and redress power structures.  Nick works as a...
The Art of the Covenant

The Art of the Covenant

by Nick Sinclair and David Robinson | 9 Oct 2020 | Observatory Thinking, Our thinking

In brief In this blog, Nick Sinclair and David Robinson explore the concept of a ‘social covenant’ discussed in Danny Kruger’s recent report, ‘Levelling Up Our Communities’, arguing it must be formed around values, trust, morality and...
Who is helping who? Co-production and professional boundaries within social care services

Who is helping who? Co-production and professional boundaries within social care services

by Nick Andrews | 11 Sep 2019 | Joining the dots

In brief In this piece for Joining the Dots Nick Andrews discusses the true nature of co production and how good support is founded in, and reflects back, the kind of relationships that Martin Buber called “I– thou” not “I- it”. Nick Andrews Research and Practice...
Digital technology isn’t the enemy of warmth within services

Digital technology isn’t the enemy of warmth within services

by Nick Stanhope | 24 Jul 2019 | Joining the dots

In brief In this Joining the Dots blog, Shift’s CEO (and dad to a 3 year old) Nick Stanhope explores ways in which digital technologies can help – rather than hinder – us putting relationships at the heart of what we do, bringing warmth to unnecessarily...
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