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Real stories of loss, love and resilience - told with honesty and heart. From Dublin's inner city to personal transformation, Lisa Byrne shares conversations that break silence and build hope.
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Coming Home to Yourself with Chelsea Terry (opens the original)
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Episode 26 with Chelsea: From the Australian Bush to Coming Home to Yourself Chelsea grew up in the Australian bush, surrounded by horses, animals and wide open spaces. Her childhood looked completely different to mine growing up in the flats of Sheriff Street, Dublin. Yet as we sat together, it became clear that although our environments were worlds apart, the emotional impact of our experiences wasn’t so different. Chelsea shares her journey from being homeschooled in the bush to suddenly navi
What the Body Holds with Keith Doran (opens the original)
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In this episode of Tear Down These Walls, I sit down with Keith Doran for an honest and thought-provoking conversation about trauma, breathwork, the nervous system, and the powerful connection between our minds and our bodies. Originally from Summerhill, Keith moved to Ballybough as a child before spending more than 20 years living in Australia. He has recently returned home to Dublin with his partner, Chelsea. Keith is trained in psychotherapy, hypnotherapy, Reiki and breathwork. His own journe
What People Get Wrong About Dyspraxia with Niamh (opens the original)
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In this episode of Tear Down These Walls, I sit down with 23-year-old Niamh from Santry to talk openly about living with dyspraxia. Before this conversation, I’ll admit that my understanding of dyspraxia was limited. Like many people, I thought it was simply a coordination disorder that made people a little clumsy. Niamh completely changed that perception. She explains how dyspraxia can affect much more than physical coordination. We discuss information processing, the emotional impact of consta
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