About this episode
Shayne Hood is the Director of Wounds and Wisdom (https://www.woundsandwisdom.life/). He is a lived experience practitioner and consultant in the youth and social work sectors, he is a proud father and husband, a lifelong learner and a student of boxing.
Shayne uses self-determination theory to guide his work and the way he approaches his own life. He provides coaching and resilience training to youth, social and community settings.
In this episode, Shayne shares his journey out of a violent and adverse childhood and towards a positive adulthood. Megan and Shayne discuss the power of self-determination in overcoming adversity, the importance of gratitude, the healing nature of boxing and their 13 year friendship.
Host: Megan Corcoran, Wagtail Institute
Music by Kabbilistic Village https://kabbalisticvillage.com/
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