Where do I go from here?

It's been a while, but Where Do I Go From Here is back! In this special episode, Katie and AnnMarie share the whirlwind journey that's kept them offline and off the radar. What a year it's been—ups, downs, and one very big project that demanded every ounce of their time, energy, and determination.The duo opens up about the blood, sweat, and tears behind launching Inner Therapy, a brand-new five-office therapy space on Nás Main Street. From an empty, cold building with not a single chair to a vibrant hub serving over 200 clients weekly with a team of 15 therapists, the transformation has been nothing short of monumental.Katie and AnnMarie reflect on the challenges, fears, and triumphs of expanding their dream, balancing family life, and pouring their hearts into creating a warm, welcoming environment for healing. Inner Therapy is not just a space—it's a reflection of their belief in vulnerability, connection, and the power of processing life's toughest moments.This episode is a heartfelt catch-up, a look back on an extraordinary year, and a celebration of resilience. Tune in to hear their journey, feel their passion, and maybe, just maybe, find a little inspiration for your own next chapter. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

In the final episode of Season 3 of 'Where Do I Go From Here' with Annmarie and Katie, we sit down with Sorcha and Michael from SIMS IVF. As Season 3 sponsors, it's a fitting conclusion to this part of our podcasting journey.Sorcha's story is one of serendipity and hope. Upon returning to Ireland from Scotland, taking up a job opportunity at SIMS IVF, which aligned perfectly with her lifelong interest in medicine. Join us as Sorcha shares her journey from landing her dream job to contemplating motherhood, supported by her colleague Michael.Together, they explore the decision to freeze her eggs, offering insights into the process, considerations, and the profound impact it can have on one's future.As we wrap up this season, we extend our heartfelt gratitude to our listeners for their unwavering support, our guests for their courage in sharing their stories, and the incredible team at SIMS for their invaluable contributions to this episode and beyond.See you all soon,AnnMarie and KatiePlease like, subscribe and share this episode with someone who may need to hear it.Helpful links: Instagram: ⁠@wheredoigofromherepodcast⁠Website: ⁠Where Do I Go From Here⁠Find a SIMS IVF Clinic Near You - https://www.sims.ie/ Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Series 3, Episode 5

Series 3, Episode 4. Trigger Warning - This episode contains a conversation about SuicideKatie and Annmarie sat down with Laura O'Rourke and were happy to give her the space to tell her story and what a story. Losing her mother to suicide at a very young age and with her father largely absent, Laura moved from the UK to Ireland to live with family. It's been a long journey for her to reach a point where she can openly share her experiences, which she now does on her platforms to help other young people. Today, Laura is a Mindset and Business Coach and a Hypnotherapist, trusted by many seeking business guidance. Laura is learning to trust again and remains hopeful about finding someone to share her life with.Just like previous episodes, Laura's story highlights the importance of owning one's narrative. Her journey serves as a source of hope and resilience, fostering understanding and healing for others facing similar challenges. Through her courage, Laura empowers others to navigate their own paths towards healing and fulfillment.You can find Laura on Instagram https://www.instagram.com/lauraorourkecoPlease like, subscribe and share this episode with someone who may need to hear it.Helpful links: Instagram: ⁠@wheredoigofromherepodcast⁠Website: ⁠Where Do I Go From Here⁠ Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Series 3, Episode 3. Trigger Warning - This episode contains a conversation about Sexual Assault. In this episode, we have the profound honour of sharing Denise Conway's story—a narrative she courageously chose to tell through us. The term "brave" is frequently used, but it unequivocally applies to Denise in every sense. Her bravery shines through in her decision to report her sexual assault, navigating the deeply challenging process of examinations, inquiries, and a legal trial. It's seen in her resilience to live life with the fullest, as a proud mother, a loving sister and daughter, happily married to a man she sees as a blessing. Denise's bravery is once again evident as she decides to divulge the harrowing details of her experience. Her aim is to cast a light on the struggles faced by sexual assault survivors and offer solace to those who have felt voiceless.This conversation serves as a reminder of the strength found in speaking out and the solace in shared experiences. Denise's story is a beacon of hope and resilience, encouraging a dialogue that fosters understanding, healing, and change.Please like, subscribe and share this episode with someone who may need to hear it.Helpful links: Instagram: ⁠@wheredoigofromherepodcast⁠Website: ⁠Where Do I Go From Here⁠ Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Episode 2 of Series 3 and Annmarie and Katie were joined in the studio by Tara Thompson. Tara is a trauma informed yoga & meditation teacher (in training) who recently rediscovered her love of writing and is presently in the middle of editing her memoir, The Quest, A Healing Journey from Trauma. The conversation took our hosts and guest deep into Tara's life, especially the last chapter as she went from 'last one standing' party girl to the much quieter and thoughtful mindfulness practitioner and writer. Tara had always felt that something wasn't quite right and it was only when she stepped onto the path of healing and self-love that she discovered something terrible had happened in her past. Tara had buried her childhood abuse but if she really wanted to heal, as painful as it was, she was going to have to dig it all back up again. Trigger warning - This episode contains conversations about abuse and childhood trauma. You can follow Tara here www.substack.com/@tarathompson2024 - book coming soon!Please like, subscribe and share this episode with someone who may need to hear it.Helpful links: Instagram: ⁠@wheredoigofromherepodcast⁠Website: ⁠Where Do I Go From Here⁠ Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Greetings to all of our wonderful audience! We're back! We can't believe we've made it to a Season 3. Firstly we'd like to thank our new sponsors Sims IVF. We are incredibly grateful for the opportunity to partner with Sims IVF as we believe it aligns perfectly with our mission. The podcast aims to break the stigma surrounding various mental health issues and encourages bravery and boldness in discussing challenging topics to alleviate internal struggles. So, we start this season with a very important conversation about IVF treatment. Joining us for Episode 1 we have Stef and Bref a couple from Dublin who are expecting their second child through IVF. IVF treatment can be a difficult process for many couples and individuals but it can also be a very joyful experience. If you're interested in learning more about the process, on that journey yourself or just curious, we ask the questions we think you'd like to ask. This podcast is brought to you with SIMS IVF, for everything you need to know about your fertility. SIMS have 3 main clinics in Ireland - 2 in Dublin Clonskeagh & Swords & 1 in Cork. SIMS also have 3 satellite offices in Limerick, Carlow & Dundalk. For more information go to SIMS.ie & @sims_ivf Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

On today's episode Annmarie and Katie have the pleasure of sitting down and chatting with Ross & Shelly, owners of Industrial Fitness Newbridge to talk all about new year's goals, the pressures and expectations, and how much physical health and fitness can impact our mental health. At this time of year, there is an enormous pressure to set new year's resolutions and get yourself to the gym, but today we talk about how we need to be mindful not to become too overwhelmed with all of this. They also speak about how it can be daunting to take the first steps to get back in the gym, and ways to ease the nerves. We are so grateful for the support Industrial Fitness has shown for the podcast over the past year and it was such a pleasure to speak to them today. Shelly is launching her Mummy & Baby classes soon so for any Mummy's out there nervous about getting back into fitness, please reach out via the links below! Please like, subscribe and share this episode with someone who may need to hear it.Helpful links: Instagram: ⁠@wheredoigofromherepodcast⁠Website: ⁠Where Do I Go From Here⁠Industrial Fitness Instagram: @industrialfitness_newbridgeShelly's Instagram:@shellybehanfitnessRoss's Instagram: @rosslynchfitness Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

On today's episode Annmarie and Katie reflect on the expectations of the Christmas season. Christmas can accelerate a lot of emotions for people, especially grief. It's suppose to be this magical, joyous time, however for lots of people that just is not the case. Both Katie & Annmarie have had years where Christmas wasn't something they looked forward to, and they share that in this episode in the hopes that if you are feeling this way, you may feel less alone. Please remember to be kind to yourself at this time of the year, create your own traditions, put yourself first and don't compare yourself to others. Please like, subscribe and share this episode with someone who may need to hear it.Helpful links: Instagram: ⁠@wheredoigofromherepodcast⁠Website: ⁠Where Do I Go From Here⁠ Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Today's episode of Where do I go from here? we have the incredible Anita Meenehan, sharing her truly extraordinary story of how she managed to turn her family's horrific tragedy into a powerful life philosophy that focuses on helping others.On a morning in April, 1995 Anita was woken up by the smell of smoke. Her house was on fire and in it were her mother, her 4 year old brother, and her babies - one of which was only 12 weeks old at the time. Devastatingly, her mother and brother did not survive the blaze.Anita explains the trauma and the grief that she experienced over the years. It was her new responsibility to take care of her siblings that kept her alive, although she felt like she died with the fire.One day, something changed, and she found her strength again. She wanted to live her life again, in honour of her mother.Anita is a powerful, kind woman who's mission is to help anyone that is in need.This was a truly inspiring conversation.Please like, subscribe and share this episode with someone who may need to hear it.Helpful links: Instagram: ⁠@wheredoigofromherepodcast⁠Website: ⁠Where Do I Go From Here⁠ Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Today's episode of Where do I go from here? is with the brave and courageous Priscilla and Ainie Grainger, a Mother and Daughter talking about their journey through domestic abuse.We hear about their individual experiences dealing with an abusive husband and father from the perspectives of both wife and daughter. They have used their experience and expertise in battling the system to help others take their first steps to freedom by writing their book SAFE.SAFE, details their first-hand accounts, personal struggles, escape and survival of domestic abuse. As well as advice and guidance on the first steps you can take if you are a victim of domestic abuse and want to find safety.Everyone has the right to live a life free from violence and abuse. If you are listening to this episode and experiencing abuse, you are not alone, and there is support available to you. We have left some links below if you need to reach out for help.Please like, subscribe and share this episode with someone who may need to hear it.Helpful links: Instagram: ⁠@wheredoigofromherepodcast⁠Website: ⁠Where Do I Go From Here⁠Facebook page: Stop Domestic Violence In Ireland Support Group | FacebookInstagram: @stopdomesticviolencSAFE website: www.safe-thebook.ie Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Today's episode of Where do I go from here? is with Broadcaster and former RTÉ 2FM host Keith Walsh.Keith shares his journey with ADHD and Autism and how it was through his son's diagnosis that he gained clarity around the fact that he too was living with undiagnosed ADHD.Keith's decision to start therapy ultimately helped him to understand his ADHD related behaviours, patterns of thinking, childhood experiences and how to cope with his ADHD symptoms.He shares his journey with us today in the hopes to raise awareness for the disorder, and help you feel less alone if you are experiencing ADHD symptoms.If you enjoyed this episode, please like, subscribe and share it with someone you think will find it helpful!Helpful links: Instagram: ⁠@wheredoigofromherepodcast⁠Website: ⁠Where Do I Go From Here⁠Keith's Instagram: @keithwalsh_walshKeith's podcast: The Keith Walsh Podcast Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

On today's episode of Where do I from here? Katie & Annmarie are chatting with the amazing Loretta Kennedy, an accredited money trauma coach, award winning entrepreneur, a writer and speaker, and a business consultant and mentor to female entrepreneurs.Money can be the root of so many of our issues in todays world, and Loretta helps us to understand the deep rooted causes of our money trauma. People are faced with so many money problems from financial infidelity, to scarcity mindset, or from overspending and impulse buying to the cost of living crisis. Today, Loretta gives us an insight into her work as a money coach and ways we can change our attitude towards money. If you enjoyed todays episode, please like, subscribe and share it with someone who you think would find it helpful! Helpful links: Instagram: ⁠@wheredoigofromherepodcast⁠Website: ⁠Where Do I Go From Here⁠Loretta's Instagram: @lorettakennedycoachingLoretta's Website: Loretta-Kennedy.com Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Today's episode of Where do I go from here? is with the incredibly knowledgeable and gorgeous Grace Alice O'Shea who is a sex and intimacy specialist. Grace covers so many different areas in this episode such as dismantling shame, addressing the inner child, body image, desire, pleasure, communication, boundaries, kinks, sex toys, spicing up your sex life, and so much more! Annmarie and Katie could have chatted to her for hours! If you enjoyed this episode, please like, subscribe and share it with someone you think will find it helpful! Helpful links: Instagram: ⁠@wheredoigofromherepodcast⁠Website: ⁠Where Do I Go From Here⁠Grace's Instagram: @grace_alice_osheaGrace's Website: gracealice.com Book's mentioned in today's episode: Come as you are by Emily Nagoski Sex when you don't feel like it by Cyndi DarnellBetter sex through mindfulness by Lori Brotto Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Today's episode of Where do I go from here? is with the incredible Attracta Gill, a renowned psychotherapist with years of experience in the field of trauma, and in this episode, she opens up about her personal story with childhood trauma.Attracta shares her story of dealing with childhood abuse and how this experience led her to become a psychotherapist who specialises in this area.When we experience traumatic past events, this trauma still lives in our nervous system for years and years unless we do the inner work to deal with it.Attracta explains how she faced the adversity, did the years of work, and is so happy with her life now.For anybody who is listening and has experienced childhood trauma, the past is not in the past, but the worst has already happened, and you survived it. The war is over, the body doesn't know it yet, but it will get to know it, and you are going to be okay!Attracta also wanted to give a special mention and appreciation for David Boadellas' method 'Biosynthetic Somatic Psychotherapy.'If you found this episode helpful, please like, subscribe and share it with someone who needs it.Helpful links: Instagram: ⁠@wheredoigofromherepodcast⁠Website: ⁠Where Do I Go From Here⁠ Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Today's episode of Where do I go from here? is with Sian Horn, founder of Elite Pilates Cork city, ambassador for Lulu Lemon in Cork city, Founder of The Club Women's Network and business Consult. Sian went through an extremely difficult journey with her fertility, suffering from 7 miscarriages and nearly a decade of trying different methods to try and have a baby with her husband. On this episode, Sian shares her journey with learning about her body and her fertility. They began with IVF, but after multiple failed rounds resulting in miscarriage, her egg quality was finally brought into question and they realised that this could have been the issue. Sian shares that if the medical experts had looked identified this sooner, it could have prevented so much loss and grief for her and her husband. Sian tried absolutely everything she could to try and have a baby. She tried IVF with an egg doner, and when that resulted in having to have a termination, she was left thinking Where do I go from here? After years of stress, grief, and loss, her and her husband sat down to try and create a new picture for the rest of their lives and move on from the traumatic past few years.Sian ends the episode telling us how much she loves her life right now! She has so much meaning and purpose in her life and wants to be a voice for the women that have been through infertility and who haven't had success with IVF.If you found this episode helpful, please like, subscribe and share it with someone who needs it. Helpful links: Instagram: ⁠@wheredoigofromherepodcast⁠Website: ⁠Where Do I Go From Here⁠Sian's Instagram: @sian_hornSian's podcast: sianhorn.com Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

We are So excited to be back for the second season of Where do I go from here? This season is shaping up to be an incredible one with lots of inspiring guests lined up! To kick off the season, Katie and Annmarie are chatting with the hilarious Kieran Corrigan! Kieran started gaining a following on social media as he began sharing insights into his life and posting funny content that truly put a smile on all of our faces throughout lockdown! On today's episode, Kieran shares with us how his social media presence has changed his life in both positive and negative ways. He also shares his experience being a father and how it was through fatherhood that he began to experience the grief of his own father who passed away when he was a young boy.If you enjoyed this season of Where do I go from here? please hit subscribe, leave a review and share it with someone you think will find it helpful! Helpful links: Instagram: ⁠@wheredoigofromherepodcast⁠Website: ⁠Where Do I Go From Here⁠Kieran's Instagram: @kieran_corrigan Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Welcome back to the Where Do I Go From Here? Podcast. Hosted by Annmarie Gray and Katie Richardson, two psychotherapists passionate about sharing inspiring stories to help others.After such a successful season 1 of the show, they are so excited to be back with another incredible season! Over the next 10 episodes, you will hear the most inspiring stories from our amazing guests. From grief, to sex & intimacy, from IVF to infidelity, money trauma to disordered eating... Annmarie & Katie cover it all! They want to provide honest stories that will encourage and motivate their listeners to grow and develop. The podcast is an extension of their hearts, with kindness prevailing at the forefront. They will also provide you with an insight into who they are as therapists.Where Do I Go From Here? was born from a place of loss, shared between two women, wanting to uplift and inspire each other. It is an example of how you can find beauty within pain, through opening up, and baring all, and reaching for connection.When we allow our pain to have a voice, it guides us to our inner compass, and provides us with a sense of direction, in order to find meaning and purpose again.Please make sure to hit subscribe so that you don't miss our episodes, out every Wednesday!Get in touch:Instagram: @wheredoigofromhere_podcast Website: wheredoigofromhere.ie Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Welcome back to the final episode of season 1 of Where do I go from here?On today's episode, Katie and Annmarie reflect back on the incredible season, and how just one idea back in January, became a reality! They look back on the challenges, fears and anxiety of stepping out of their comfort zone to share such personal stories, so publicly. In sharing their vulnerability, they achieved their goal of helping others feel less alone, and this is evident through the wave of inspiring & supportive messages they have received about the podcast over the past few months. The opportunity to speak to such inspirational guests who have face adversity in their lives and come out the other side, has been so special for Katie and Annmarie. If you enjoyed this season of Where do I go from here? don't worry because we will be back very soon with an even bigger and better season 2! Thank you all so much for the love and support, we are so grateful and couldn't have done it without you. Helpful links: Instagram: ⁠@wheredoigofromherepodcast⁠Website: ⁠Where Do I Go From Here⁠ Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Welcome back to Where do I go from here?On today's episode, Katie and Annmarie are chatting to Orlagh Reid.Orlagh is a psychosexual therapist who provides confidential, compassionate and integrative counselling & psychotherapy to men, women and couples over 21 years of age. She promotes celebrating individuality, diversity, inclusivity, sexuality, spirituality and disability.Today, Orlagh shares with us some of the most common sex related issues that people are dealing with nowadays, the causes of these problems, and advice on how to work through or overcome these things. Sex is still considered to be a taboo topic, and we want to remove the stigma surrounding it.If you have been affected by any of the content in this episode, please reach out to us through the links below. Helpful links: Instagram: ⁠@wheredoigofromherepodcast⁠Website: ⁠Where Do I Go From Here⁠Orlagh's Instagram: @thewellbeingpsyhotherapistOrlagh's website: ⁠Psychotherapy & Counselling Services - Orlagh Reid Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Welcome back to Where do I go from here?On today's episode, Katie and Annmarie are chatting with the incredible Mary Hulgraine.Mary is an all star ladies Kildare footballer, a mental health advocate, a gym owner and an inspiration to many women out there. She shares her inspiring story of battling addiction and showing us that the strongest thing you can do, is ask for help. Mary's addiction to drugs and alcohol was a coping mechanism for dealing with childhood trauma. Although she had an extremely successful sporting career, she still felt alone, and fought with suicidal thoughts. Ultimately, it was her love and devotion to her dog Bailey that saved her life. Mary shares a few instances where another person's act of kindness was the reason she is still here today. The smallest of kind gestures, can make the greatest impact in someone's life. Where do I go from here? Is a podcast that shares stories of people who have faced adversity and found their way back to rebuild their lives. If you have been affected by any of the content in this episode, please reach out to us through the links below. Helpful links: Instagram: ⁠⁠@wheredoigofromherepodcast⁠⁠Website: ⁠⁠Where Do I Go From Here⁠⁠Follow Mary on Instagram: @maryhulgraine Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Welcome back to Where do I go from here?On today's episode, Katie and Annmarie are chatting to Mikey O'Brien. Mikey is the national director for the SIMS IVF clinic. Mikey shares his experience through helping individuals in their fertility journey which is something that is presenting in society so much nowadays.Mikey also shares his own personal fertility story. He has 2 children with his husband, which wouldn't be possible without fertility experts and treatments. The fertility journey can be so multi-faceted. It can bring up pain, anxiety, shame, joy, elation, and so many other emotions for the individual or couple.  Where do I go from here? Is a podcast that shares stories of people who have faced adversity and found their way back to rebuild their lives. If you have been affected by any of the content in this episode, please reach out to us through the links below. Helpful links: Instagram: @wheredoigofromherepodcastWebsite: Where Do I Go From HereSIMS IVF Clinic: Mikey O'Brien | Sims IVF Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Welcome back to Where do I go from here?On today's episode, Katie and Annmarie are talking to Kathleen Chada about her tragic story of losing her two sons Eoghan and Ruairí. On July 29, 2013, Kathleen's husband, Sanj murdered their two sons. The boys had been taken from their family home in Carlow. Kathleen waited, and searched, for almost 24 hours before her husband phoned her and told her, 'The boys are dead'.Kathleen has written a book about her experience called ‘Everything' which is a beautiful though painful celebration of their young lives, but it is also a powerful and rewarding story of how a mother has attempted to build her life back into one piece after the devastation of their deaths.In Everything, Kathleen remembers the man she knew for almost 20 years. The man who was the love of her life, and whom she shared such a happy life with. Sanjeev Chada... her Sanj.A man she now understands to be 'pure evil'. A man who had also planned to murder her several years before. And a man she believes must never be allowed free from Arbour Hill Prison in Dublin.In today's episode, Kathleen shares the plethora of complicated emotions that she experienced throughout her grieving process and how she is managing to rebuild her life.Where do I go from here? Is a podcast that shares stories of people who have faced adversity and found their way back to rebuild their lives. If you have been affected by any of the content in this episode, please reach out to us through the links below. Helpful links: Instagram: @wheredoigofromhere_podcast Website: Where Do I Go From HereBuy Kathleen's book ‘Everything': Everything eBook : Chada, Kathleen: Amazon.co.uk: Kindle Store Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Welcome back to Where do I go from here? In today's episode, Annmarie and Katie are chatting with Christine Lane and Lorna. Christine is the founder of 'My Holistic Menopause Coach' Adare' , a clinical governance expert in women's health, a menopause coach, a women's health advocate, a midwife and a nurse. She also holds corporate training events, educating people on menopause in the workplace. Christine enlightens us with the ins and outs of perimenopause and menopause. Through a lack of information out there, Christine was motivated to educate herself, and in turn educate other women about menopause. In this episode, we touch on the symptoms, the treatments, the positive and negative impact it can have on our lives and how it is nothing to fear, as long as we are educated!Where do I go from here? Is a podcast that shares stories of people who have faced adversity and found their way back to rebuild their lives. If you have been affected by any of the content in this episode, please reach out to us through the links below. Helpful links: Instagram:⁠ @wheredoigofromhere_podcast⁠ Website: ⁠Where Do I Go From Here⁠Follow Christine on Instagram: @myholisticmenopausecoachadare Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Welcome back to Where do I go from here?On today's episode, Katie and Annmarie are chatting with the brilliant Denise Phillips. Denise is the owner of three salons and co-owner of Voduz, a very successful brand of hair styling tools and products. In today's episode, Denise shares with us how she became such a successful business woman and where she got her entrepreneurial spirit from. Denise explains how she was never money driven, but her focus was on 'problem', 'solution', 'action' from a very young age. Always thinking outside the box and thinking of ways she could make a difference, Denise tells us how she built her businesses to the success they have now. Where do I go from here? Is a podcast that shares stories of people who have faced adversity and found their way back to rebuild their lives. If you have been affected by any of the content in this episode, please reach out to us through the links below. Helpful links: Instagram: ⁠@wheredoigofromherepodcast⁠Website: ⁠Where Do I Go From Here⁠Follow Denise on Instagram: @denise_bethphillips Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Welcome back to Where do I go from here?15,000 women per year are impacted by maternal mental health. In this episode, our cohost Katie shares her story about how she navigated motherhood - an overwhelming but beautiful experience. It is so incredibly difficult for parents to pull themselves out of a dark place whilst also navigating the journey of parenthood. Through sharing her most vulnerable and painful moments in motherhood, Katie hopes to help any listeners who have experienced a similar thing, to feel less alone. Where do I go from here? Is a podcast that shares stories of people who have faced adversity and found their way back to rebuild their lives. If you have been affected by any of the content in this episode, please reach out to us through the links below. Helpful links: Instagram: @wheredoigofromhere Website: Where Do I Go From Here | Podcast Focusing On Inspiring Stories Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Welcome back to Where do I go from here?Today we are joined by the lovely Eileen Loughlin who bravely shares her story around the loss of her little girl Annabel in a tragic accident when she was 3 years old. She tells us how she coped through the trauma of losing her child and ways she manages to keep Annabel alive in her and her family's hearts every day. Grief is something we are all going to experience at some point in our life. Grief is the price we pay for love. But what we can learn about grief is happiness, joy, laughter, pain and sadness can coexist. Where do I go from here? Is a podcast that shares stories of people who have faced adversity and found their way back to rebuild their lives. If you have been affected by any of the content in this episode, please reach out to us through the links below. Helpful links: Instagram: @wheredoigofromhere Website: Where Do I Go From Here | Podcast Focusing On Inspiring StoriesEileen's Instagram: @everything.eileen Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Welcome to the very first episode of Where do I go from here?In this episode, our cohost Annmarie shows how the grief and loss in her life has given her a deep understanding of the healing process.Annmarie shares her personal story of tragically losing her siblings. She touches on how each death affected her in a very different way. Where do I go from here? Is a podcast that shares stories of people who have faced adversity and found their way back to rebuild their lives. If you have been affected by any of the content in this episode, please reach out to us through the links below. A special thank you to Industrial Fitness Newbridge for sponsoring this episode.Helpful links: Instagram: @wheredoigofromhere Website: Where Do I Go From Here | Podcast Focusing On Inspiring StoriesIndustrial Fitness: @industrialfitness_newbridge Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Welcome to the Where Do I Go From Here? Podcast. Hosted by Annmarie Gray and Katie Richardson, two psychotherapists passionate about sharing inspiring stories to help others. Throughout the season, they interview incredible people who have faced adversity and found their way back to rebuild their lives. They want to provide honest stories that will encourage and motivate their listeners to grow and develop. The podcast is an extension of their hearts, with kindness prevailing at the forefront.They have made the vulnerable decision to also share their own personal stories, whilst combining this with their wealth of knowledge in the area of mental health. They will also provide you with an insight into who they are as therapists.Where Do I Go From Here? was born from a place of loss, shared between two women, wanting to uplift and inspire each other. It is an example of how you can find beauty within pain, through opening up, and baring all, and reaching for connection. When we allow our pain to have a voice, it guides us to our inner compass, and provides us with a sense of direction, in order to find meaning and purpose again. Please make sure to hit subscribe so that you don't miss our episodes, out every Tuesday! Get in touch: Instagram: @wheredoigofromhere_podcastWebsite: wheredoigofromhere.ie Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.