Chris Hatton's guest appearances

Chris Hatton

Literary Merit 

Challenging Behaviours

Behind the Scenes with Bryan

The Supported Living Property Podcast

The Maker Series Podcast

Reformed Baptist Network Podcasts

Wong Foo

Frank Turner

Jonathan Coulton

Chris Watson

Kevin Kline

Paul Roberts

Sally Phillips

Rosie Jones

Dan White

Craig Adams

Frances Ryan

Michael Patterson

Chris Sanders

Liz Wright

Richard Nicholls

OwlTail

In this episode Chris Hatton and Lauren Blood talk about the  200 Lives Research project. They discuss their findings from interviewing people with learning disabilities about supported living and residential care. There are many useful learning points to take away from this episode whether you are a service provider or a property developer.   Chris Hatton is a Professor of Social Care at Manchester Metropolitan University, and has been involved in research with people with learning disabilities for over 30 years. He has mainly worked on evaluating policies and services relating to people with learning disabilities, and understanding the social, economic and health inequalities that people face.   Lauren Blood is a Research and Evaluation officer at the National Development Team for Inclusion, where she works on projects relating to inclusion and social change. She has experience conducting research in a range of contexts including healthcare, social care and universities. She is passionate about helping people to tell their stories.  https://www.ndti.org.uk/resources/research-project/resources-from-200-lives-project-evaluating-supported-living-and-residential-care-for-adults-with-learning-disabilities  Lisa Brown fell into property investing after a long nursing career. She initially developed heritage properties and then a chance encounter led her to discover supported living. She realised this was a powerful way to invest in property while creating homes for those who need them most.  Lisa set about discovering why property investors struggle to let their properties to supported living providers and why providers struggle to find property to let. She has been educating people, raising awareness and working on solutions to this problem ever since. Lisa is the host of the Supported Living Property Podcast and YouTube channel and hosts a Facebook Group where people can learn, network and discuss supported living.  You can find out more about Lisa here:  www.lisabrown.uk  Download your free guide to Supported Living Property here: https://lisabrown.uk/supported-living-property-guides-to-download/

In this episode Chris Hatton and Lauren Blood talk about the  200 Lives Research project. They discuss their findings from interviewing people with learning disabilities about supported living and residential care. There are many useful learning points to take away from this episode whether you are a service provider or a property developer.  Chris Hatton is a Professor of Social Care at Manchester Metropolitan University, and has been involved in research with people with learning disabilities for over 30 years. He has mainly worked on evaluating policies and services relating to people with learning disabilities, and understanding the social, economic and health inequalities that people face. Lauren Blood is a Research and Evaluation officer at the National Development Team for Inclusion, where she works on projects relating to inclusion and social change. She has experience conducting research in a range of contexts including healthcare, social care and universities. She is passionate about helping people to tell their stories. <a href="https://www.ndti.org.uk/resources/research-project/resources-from-200-lives-project-evaluating-supported-living-and-residential-care-for-adults-with-learning-disabilities" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">https://www.ndti.org.uk/resources/research-project/resources-from-200-lives-project-evaluating-supported-living-and-residential-care-for-adults-with-learning-disabilities</a> Lisa Brown fell into property investing after a long nursing career. She initially developed heritage properties and then a chance encounter led her to discover supported living. She realised this was a powerful way to invest in property while creating homes for those who need them most. Lisa set about discovering why property investors struggle to let their properties to supported living providers and why providers struggle to find property to let. She has been educating people, raising awareness and working on solutions to this problem ever since. Lisa is the host of the Supported Living Property Podcast and YouTube channel and hosts a Facebook Group where people can learn, network and discuss supported living. You can find out more about Lisa here:  <a href="http://www.lisabrown.uk" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">www.lisabrown.uk</a> Download your free guide to Supported Living Property here: <a href="https://lisabrown.uk/supported-living-property-guides-to-download/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">https://lisabrown.uk/supported-living-property-guides-to-download/</a>

068 - What matters to people who live in supported living; the 200 Lives research project, with Chris Hatton and Lauren Blood

Challenging Behaviours is a podcast that aims to challenge the behaviours of society towards disability.For today's episode we've put our Chris hats on, to have stats chat with Chris Hatton (with an H!) Chris is an academic and a trustee of both Stay Up Late and Dance Syndrome. We talked about the statistics of deaths of learning disabled people both during Covid-19 and in the LeDeR reviews. Chris's twitter is currently dormant but he occasionally posts links to his blog. You can follow him @chrishattoncedr and visit his blog at www.chrishatton.blogspot.comYou can follow us on @challengingpod Email: challengingbehaviourspodcast@gmail.comPlease do  like/subscribe/review/rate/follow/name a star after us. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Challenging Behaviours is a podcast that aims to challenge the behaviours of society towards disability.For today's episode we've put our Chris hats on, to have stats chat with Chris Hatton (with an H!) Chris is an academic and a trustee of both Stay Up Late and Dance Syndrome. We talked about the statistics of deaths of learning disabled people both during Covid-19 and in the LeDeR reviews. Chris's twitter is currently dormant but he occasionally posts links to his blog. You can follow him @chrishattoncedr and visit his blog at www.chrishatton.blogspot.comYou can follow us on @challengingpod Email: challengingbehaviourspodcast@gmail.comPlease do like/subscribe/review/rate/follow/name a star after us. See <a href="https://acast.com/privacy" rel="noopener noreferrer nofollow" target="_blank">acast.com/privacy</a> for privacy and opt-out information.

Episode 32 w/ Chris Hatton: Getting Our Stat On with Hatton

Happy holidays! In this very special episode of Literary Merit we discuss Star Wars, mashed potato movies, and a whole lot more with a very special guest! Sit down with a glass of egg nog, spiced cider, or something a little stronger and cozy up for a nice chat with good friends (and maybe escape your visiting relatives... ).This episode's theme song can be found at jonathancoulton.com

Happy holidays! In this very special episode of Literary Merit we discuss Star Wars, mashed potato movies, and a whole lot more with a very special guest! Sit down with a glass of egg nog, spiced cider, or something a little stronger and cozy up for a nice chat with good friends (and maybe escape your visiting relatives... ). This episode's theme song can be found at <a href="http://jonathancoulton.com" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">jonathancoulton.com</a>

Holiday 2017 (w/ Chris Hatton)