With Lucy Wade

A powerful podcast that opens up the conversation around Domestic Abuse.

Be curious, not judgemental. – Walt Whitman

Welcome to DIP In and Out with Lucy!

Each episode invites professionals, victims, and survivors to share their experiences and expertise with honesty and courage. Together, these conversations break the silence, challenge stigma, and shine a light on the realities faced by those impacted by abuse.

This is not about intimidation or judgement – it’s about real talk, empathy, and understanding.

Explore a growing library of expert voices, from frontline practitioners to advocates and survivors, each offering unique insights into the complexities of domestic abuse and recovery.

If any of the topics discussed resonate personally, visit the Resources Page – a one-stop hub for support services, professional guidance, and practical tools.

For immediate help, please reach out to specialist organisations or emergency services.

DIP In and Out with Lucy – turning awareness into action, one conversation at a time.

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The Story Behind DIP in and out with Lucy.

Born from a simple yet powerful idea: to create a dedicated space where the difficult subject of domestic abuse could be addressed openly and comprehensively. What began as a concept has evolved into an essential resource for those affected by abuse, whether directly or indirectly.

Her Podcast helps break down the stigmas so that we can all learn more about the complexities of domestic abuse and post-separation abuse.

Knowing where to access support for yourself or someone else isn’t always that easy and can feel very overwhelming.

This is where DIP in and out with Lucy steps in.

“For some, it is simply feeling validated in their experience of abuse that can help them move forward,” explains Lucy.

One of the unique strengths of this podcast is its accessibility during moments of worry and uncertainty. Not just for victims and survivors but also support and understanding for family, friends and work colleagues who may find it difficult to know what to say to a loved one or colleague who has or is experiencing abuse.

It will help people access support on their own terms, exactly when they need it most. Meaning, they can dip in and out when necessary.

If we have the discussion, we can ensure inclusion which can lead to progression in the conversation around domestic abuse.

Latest Episode

Season 7 Episode 7 – The Power of Telling Our Stories

This episode explores the transformative power of storytelling and community in the journey from surviving to thriving for those impacted by domestic abuse. 

Lejla Dauti joins me to share her personal and professional insights into supporting survivors, challenging stigma, and creating safe spaces. 

Through her work with The Survivors Circle,  Lejla Please Tell My Story and Liberty Una CIC, Lejla has built platforms that amplify survivor voices and promote empowerment through connection, creativity, and advocacy. 

You can find out more here:
https://www.instagram.com/lejlaptms/

Intro and Outro Music:
Look At Me
Words & Music by P.J. Denton
Performed by – Elrose

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