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In this episode of the HSE Talking Health and Wellbeing Podcast, the discussion features insights from Dr. Breeda Neville, Public Health Specialist and Dr. Sheila Gilheany, CEO of Alcohol Action Ireland. The conversation centred around the significant public health issues associated with alcohol use, particularly its links to cancer. We discuss the new alcohol labelling laws which aim to provide consumers with clear and unbiased information about the products they consume. The call to action from Dr. Neville encourages listeners to consider the immediate benefits of reducing alcohol consumption, such as improved physical and mental health, better sleep, and enhanced relationships.  Both Sheila and Breeda agreed that healthcare professionals can play a crucial role in raising awareness and they encouraged health care staff to engage patients in conversations about their alcohol use. Sheila also outlines the challenges posed by the alcohol industry where the marketing used can in some cases obscure the serious health risks associated with alcohol consumption.    Listen and share wherever you get your Podcasts or watch on the HSE Health and Wellbeing YouTube channel.   Ask About Alcohol - www.askaboutalcohol.ie NCCP - https://www.hse.ie/eng/services/list/5/cancer/ Alcohol Action Ireland: Home - Alcohol Action Ireland HSE Drug and Alcohol Helpline Drugs and Alcohol Helpline - HSE.ie   Produced by GKMedia.ie

What if you tried something new and it turned out great? Breeda Miller joins Mary Ann Faremouth on this episode of Career Can Do to share her journey of creating and performing a one-woman show that captivates audiences and brings meaningful stories to life. Breeda is an accomplished speaker, storyteller, and performer who uses humor and heartfelt narratives to connect with people on a deeper level. In this episode, Breeda takes us behind the scenes of her creative process and how she transformed her love for storytelling into a theatrical production. The idea for her one-woman show, Mrs. Kelly's Journey Home, was born from her desire to preserve her mother's legacy while exploring themes of identity, resilience, and belonging. Through her personal journey, Breeda reflects on how we all carry stories within us that shape who we are. She found that by sharing these stories, she could help others see the humor and humanity in their own lives, creating a bridge between her personal experiences and the universal emotions that connect us all. Crafting a one-woman show isn't just about writing a script — it's about delivering an authentic performance that resonates with audiences on a deeply emotional level. Breeda's show isn't just about sharing her mother's story; it's about inviting the audience into a shared experience, where they laugh, cry, and walk away feeling like they've been on a journey with her. She emphasizes how important it is to take creative risks, even when stepping into the unknown feels daunting. Breeda encourages listeners to trust their instincts, push past their fears, and embrace vulnerability, because that's where the magic happens. Through her performance, Breeda shows that it's never too late to step into the spotlight, to create something meaningful, and to share your voice with the world. Her journey is a reminder that sometimes the most rewarding and transformative experiences come from taking the leap into new creative endeavors, even when it seems scary or uncertain. Resources Breeda Miller on the Web I LinkedIn Mrs's Kelly's Journey Home - upcoming performances Mary Ann Faremouth on the Web I X (Twitter)

This week on the Dancing in the Discomfort Zone, we sit down in the shower (you have to listen to get that one!) with the extraordinary Breeda Miller, creator of the award-winning one-woman show, Mrs. Kelly's Journey Home. (https://breedamiller.com/) What started as a daydream answer to the question, “What would you do if you couldn't fail?” turned into a powerful story of family, resilience, and caregiving that's touched audiences worldwide—and it's only getting bigger. What's Breeda's Story?Breeda shares her journey of caregiving for her mother, Mrs. Kelly, through her final years with dementia. With encouragement from a director and a leap of faith, Breeda wrote her first script, debuting it to a packed house and a standing ovation. The show has since taken her from small stages to Ireland (Mrs. Kelly's homeland!) and now to PBS Detroit, where it will air on December 16, 2024.But that's not all—Breeda's also bringing the story to print! Her new book, Mrs. Kelly's Journey Home, launches this December, giving readers a behind-the-scenes look at the show and her personal caregiving lessons.  THE PERFECT HOLIDAY GIFT!!Why You'll Love This Episode:Breeda's story is a heartfelt tribute to the universal themes of family, courage, and finding meaning in the tough, tender moments of life. She's also an advocate for caregivers everywhere, sharing her motto: “Take a break before you break.” Through her show, book, and message, Breeda offers tactical self-care techniques and inspiration for anyone navigating the challenges of caregiving.

Johnny Luby joined Fran for his take on the week that was, John spoke to us about the importance of men getting checked. Teresa and Gary gave their thoughts on the toy show, Richie Molloy spoke about his intention to run for the Seanad. We had farming news with Rachel Donovan, Bobby and Ann Gardiner joined us in studio to talk about Ann's new book and CD and our friday panel of Breeda, David and Dermot unpacked the topics of the week.

Recently, Alanagh Ní Chongaile Ní Ghríofa has been spending a lot of time drinking tea and recording conversations with two ninety-something gentlemen in East Galway. Lorna Siggins took a lift with Alanagh to Sean O'Murchada's home, where she met the man himself, his daughter Breeda, and his dog Tess.

Oba ekj hab fa die jebät, daut du dienen Gloowen nich velieren muchst. Un wan du ieescht trigj no mie jekomen best, dan stoakj diene Breeda.- Lukas 22:32

In this episode you will hear how all about Breeda Miller's play, "Mrs. Kelly's Journey Home" and how Breeda was able to take the play to Ireland. Breeda had been a guest on the Island Treasures podcast in Season 3, on Episode 20; where she talked about her play and the tour that was planned for the Fall of 2023 in Ireland. This episode talks about the fruition of the tour and what it was like to perform the play in Ireland! This episode consists of two parts, just like Breeda's play. The first 'act' was recorded in Ireland shortly after the Irish debut of her play. The second 'act' was recorded back home in North America. This entire episode is also available in video format. You'll hear about how Breeda's play is sweeping the nation as well as the tour; and if you'd like to join Breeda on her next tour of Ireland - she shares when she hopes that will be. If you'd like to learn more about the resources Breeda has developed for caregivers, or about her play, or engage her as a keynote speaker - you can do so through her website Breedamiller.com

Breeda, wiels Gott soo väl Jnod un Metleet aun junt bewäsen haft, ermon ekj junt, uk junen Kjarpa Gott to jäwen aus een heiljet, läwendjet Opfa, daut Gott aunnämen kaun. Lot daut jun jeistlicha Gottesdeenst sennen. Un stalt junt nich soo han aus dise Welt deit. Jie sellen derch june niee Jesennunk veendat woaren, daut jie weeten kjennen, waut Gott sien Wellen, waut goot, aunjenäm un volkomen es.- Reema 12:1-2.

032 – Shattering the taboo of menopause   Breeda is a mother of 4, a Menopause educator and coach. Founder of the Midlife Women Rock Project and Cafe(2019). A former Midwife and Public Health Nurse who has worked with women for years. Recently she returned to full time education completing a Psychology degree in 2018 which led to a Sociology masters on menopause in Ireland in 2020. In 2021 she wrote and published "Midlife Women Rock:A Menopause Story for a New Generation" the 1 st researched book on Menopause in Ireland. Available across Amazon worldwide, her website and select bookshops in Ireland. As well as working with clients 1 to 1 she facilitates group cafe meetings monthly in Waterford. In 2022 she was invited to join the team at www.Henpickedmenopauseintheworkplace.co.uk in a consultancy role working in the corporate sector in the UK and Ireland. She was one of the original four menopause advocates to lobby the Irish government through the Womens Health Task Force in early 2020 which has led to government backed campaigns and the opening of 4 menopause medical centres. Breeda's top tips to help improve your health are: 1.     Educate yourself 2.     Movement is medicine during menopause 3.     Tap into all the benefits of being out in Nature (forest, parks, sea) huge research in recent years has emerged. Website  https://midlifewomenrockproject.com/   Instagram  https://www.instagram.com/midlifewomenrock/   Linked in @midlifewomenrockproject     ABOUT THE HOST - Fiona Staunton Fiona Staunton is a Ballymaloe trained Chef and has a Degree in Education from Trinity. Fiona's Food For Life' launched 2017 with the slogan ‘Cook, Eat, Nourish'. Fiona launched a series of in-person and virtual demonstrations, she makes cooking good food uncomplicated. More details on the website https://www.fionasfoodforlife.ie/ WORK WITH FIONA For cookery demos in real time, virtual or in person, or for speaking opportunities contact Fiona https://www.fionasfoodforlife.ie/contact KEEP UPDATED For recipes and tips, sign up to Fiona's fortnightly newsletter https://fionasfoodforlife.us12.list-manage.com/subscribe?u=9e955bef00cdcb369709cc123&id=4a83a7441e CONNECT WITH FIONA https://linktr.ee/fionasfoodforlife DISCLAIMER The views, thoughts and opinions expressed in this podcast belong solely to the host and guest speakers. Please conduct your own due diligence      

PJ talks to Breeda who had EUR12,000 lifted from her account after a text scam. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

FIippa 3:13“Breeda, ekj see mie nich doafäa aun, daut ekj daut aul to hoolenhab. Oba eenalei doo ekj: Ekj vejät, waut hinja mie licht, un rakj mieut no daut, waut ver mie es.”

Breeda Bermingham is an award-winning menopause coach on a mission to change the global story for menopausal and midlife women. Breeda coaches women individually and in group settings focusing on symptom management along with the positive aspects of menopause transition. She is a staunch believer that the taboo around menopause continues to limit and disempower women in their middle years, and needs to be removed in order to enable women to thrive. She's also the best-selling author of  “Midlife Women Rock - A Menopause Story for a New Generation.” We talk about how our generation is finally bringing about the tipping point for societal change to break through the shame, stigma, and taboo surrounding menopause. Back in 1910, the average age of reaching menopause was 56, with an average life expectancy of 58, so it's clear to see where the correlation between ‘old age' and menopause is rooted - but now with many of us spending upwards of 30 years post-menopause, that narrative is both inaccurate and damaging. Midlife women have so much to offer in terms of their creativity and their potential for leadership.  Breeda and her fellow campaigners have succeeded in bringing the topic of menopause mainstream in Ireland with the launch in October 2022 of the nationwide education and awareness campaign which resulted from the government's 2019 Women's Health Taskforce.  Since then much has changed globally of course around the narrative, with more of us sharing our stories. That said, we still have a long way to go in breaking taboos - most critically in the workplace - where a few courageous voices sharing their experiences can make a huge difference to creating a culture where the topic is as normalized as any other life transition. Breeda is leading the way in telling a new, more positive story about the second half of women's lives, one where our changing hormones allow us to recalibrate, refocus, and tap into our full power.  You can find Breeda at https://midlifewomenrockproject.com/ and her book at https://midlifewomenrockproject.com/book/    Don't forget to follow us over on Instagram https://www.instagram.com/middlingalong_podcast/ or find out more/listen to past episodes/subscribe to the newsletter at https://middlingalong.com   It would mean so much if you'd subscribe, rate, and review us on Apple Podcasts to share the love! You can also find me at www.managingthemenopause.com where we offer coaching and workplace training. 

On today's episode, I talk to actor Breeda Wool. Originally from Urbana, Illinois, Breeda moved to New York City after college to pursue acting, where she did everything from sketch comedy to guerilla theater to acting in indie films. This all led to roles in more mainstream work like Vice Principals, The Affair, GLOW, and The Walking Dead, as well as regular roles on shows like Mr. Mercedes and UnREAL. Breeda is also one of the stars of the new Disney+ show National Treasure: Edge of History, which debuts next Wednesday! This is the website for Beginnings, subscribe on Apple Podcasts, follow me on Twitter.

Mrs. Kelly (played by Breeda Miller) appears for a cameo performance in an excerpt from the 2 act, one-woman play "Mrs. Kelly's Journey Home". Breeda found she was in the sandwich generation of caregivers when she started to provide care for her mother who had vascular dementia and quickly had to learn how to make it through each day on this unplanned journey. She admits there was a lot about caregiving that she didn't know but knowing that she loved her mom she quickly learned what she needed to know. Breeda wrote the book she wished she'd had when she was trying to figure things out. Then she wrote another book and the play which she is taking to stages across North America. "Mrs. Kelly's Journey Home" is warming the hearts of caregivers and non-caregivers. I invite you to enjoy a cup of tea with Mrs. Kelly while listening to this mini episode of the podcast.

Breeda Miller is a story teller and a caregiver who is able to share her caregiving experience through the lens of story and good humour. People who care for others are often the worst at caring for themselves. Breeda calls herself a recovering caregiver, caring for her mother for 6 years, including hospice care in her home. She is a professional speaker and a wonderful storyteller. In fact, her stories have been broadcast on The Moth Story Hour on NPR and one of her videos went viral (in a good way) and got over a million views. She is able to combine stories with creative problem-solving ideas. She has found that good humor is the secret sauce to her success and to yours. She has written two award-winning books all about self-care.  After two successful books and years of professional speaking Breeda has recently done something that scared the living daylights out of her. She has written and performs a one-woman play, called Mrs. Kelly's Journey Home. It's the story of her family's immigration from Ireland and her journey as her mother's caregiver as she developed dementia. It's filled with heart, humor and lessons about what really matters. She's a native Michigander who lives with her family, including two adult sons with cognitive impairments in a drafty old farmhouse with a spectacular screened porch, her personal refuge. For more information on Breeda, her play and resources, check out her website

Whether caring for aging parents, young children, or family with special needs; one thing is for sure...caregivers must learn how to practice good self-care to avoid burnout. For this special edition of the Association Chat Podcast, KiKi interviews Breeda Miller who shares how to Take a Break Before You Break and provide insight, resources, and skills to manage your unique situation and affirm you are not alone. Breeda is a life-long Michigander who enjoys time on her screened porch, her two silly dogs, two massive cats and walking the Camino de Santiago with her husband. Her passion is helping Caregivers Carry On as well as others who need encouragement and a bit of inspiration.

Breeda Miller, caregiver, author & playright. Breeda Miller was an accidental caregiver. Like most of us, she had no training or medical background. She didn't know what she didn't know. She knew she loved her mom, who could no longer live alone. So she moved Mom in with her entire family. For nearly eight years, they cared for her. It was good until it wasn't. Breeda learned much during those years, including hospice care in her home. Living in the Sandwich Generation taught her more about life than she could ever have imagined. Now Breeda shares those life lessons with others who need help navigating this challenging time. www.breedamiller.com There are three things necessary for a podcast to be successful. One, great listeners like yourself. Two, are sponsors who help cover the expenses of producing the podcast. Three great listeners who help support the podcast by taking advantage of the sponsors' special offers. With that said, here are our sponsors; Pharma-C Company (previously Pharma-C Wipes) Pharma-C-Wipes, helping you care for yourself and those you love. ​Life is a journey, and at Pharma-C-Wipes, we provide products that support you at each twist and turn.  PicnicHealthhttp://picnichealth.com/memories:  http://picnichealth.com/memories Your medical records are now in your hands. PicnicHealth collects, digitizes, and encrypts all your medical records—then arranges everything in one intuitive timeline. No need to worry about a doctor's note or the lab results. It's all there for easy reference, right when you need it. Relevate from NeuroReserve Make Your Brain Span Match Your LifeSpan http://www.neuroreserve.com/discount/FM15?redirect=%2F%3Fafmc%3DFM15 With Relevate nutritional supplement, you get science-backed nutrition to help protect your brain power today and for years to come. You deserve a brain span that lasts as long as your lifespan. Join Fading Memories On Social Media! If you've enjoyed this episode, please share this podcast with other caregivers! You'll find us on social media at the following links. Instagram Twitter LinkedIn  Facebook Contact Jen at fadingmemoriespodcast@gmail.com

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Are you currently a caregiver for an aging parent or loved one? If so, you will especially appreciate today's episode. If not, there's something here for you, too. Because even though today's gal pal has an amazing story about caring for her Mom at the end of her life, it's what she did with that story, that chip happening kind of experience, that's so inspiring. And when you hear a story like this with heart and humor, somehow it stirs our spirit with hope that no matter what you're going through right now, there can be a beautiful flip side in the future. Today's gal pal, Breeda Miller has one of those stories. Breeda is an author, speaker, storyteller, and accidental caregiver. She had no training as a caregiver and no medical background. She didn't know what she didn't know. What she did know is that she loved her mom, who could no longer live on her own. So, her Mom moved in with Breeda's family and for nearly 8 years they cared for her. It was good until it wasn't. The experience led her to write several books and speak on strategies for caregivers and for preventing burnout. And then something more, something unexpected happened. She created a one-woman show called Mrs. Kelly's Journey Home, which premiered in October 2021. Audiences laughed, shed a few tears, and gave standing ovations. Because it's about the amazing human spirit of an ordinary person with an extraordinary outlook on life.In this episode we talk about:What to do if you knew you couldn't failThe power of storyHow to perform a one-woman showThe importance of self-care when you are a caregiverHere's a glance:[4:26] Breeda embraces her Solid Sister nail color persona whole-heartedly and her go-to fav is a bold, not overwhelming medium pink.[7:48] After the pandemic, Breeda asked herself what she would do if she knew she couldn't fail and it led her to pen her play with no regrets.[9:31] Breeda shares the details of her life before embarking on the creative journey of writing and performing Mrs. Kelly Journey Home.[19:37] Breeda describes the downsides of vanity projects.[20:24] Family members, friends, and others from all backgrounds have lauded Breeda for the authenticity of her one-woman show.[26:56] Breeda describes what it takes to perform Mrs. Kelly's Journey Home with four different characters without any costume or set changes. [38:15] Breeda's lessons on caregiving include giving yourself compassion when it comes to guilt and that it is okay to take a break.[43:17] Breeda wrote her book, Take a Break Before You Break, for anyone who cares for anyone else.[49:15] To inspire caregivers to take a break, Breeda would create the nail color, Cuppa Tea. [54:49] In the Flip the Chip segment Mary highlights the powerful question Breeda asked herself.Rate, Review, & Follow on Apple Podcasts —“Mary and the Live Like Your Nail Color podcast is inspiring and fun!”

Being imperfect is perfectly human. And with so many unknowns for first-time caregivers, they should never be afraid to ask for help. Bobbi & Mike talk with Breeda Miller, whose story about helping her mother at the end of her life has resonated with millions. And now her one-act play tells the story of her mother, from a young woman to a spirited senior coping with dementia. Breeda's stories are full of powerful insights that all family caregivers will find helpful. Don't forget to subscribe, download, and review to share your thoughts about the show! To find out more about Bobbi and Mike or the inspiration behind this podcast, Rodger That, head over to rodgerthat.show. ***************************************** Rodger That is produced by Missing Link—a podcast media company that is dedicated to connecting people to intelligent, engaging and informative content.  Also in the Missing Link line-up of podcasts, is The Designated Drinker Show —a high-spirited show featuring craft cocktails and lively banter with the people who create (and quaff) them. Now, if you are looking for a whole new way to enjoy the theatre, check out Between Acts—an immersive audio theatre podcast experience. Each episode takes you on a spellbinding journey through the works of newfound playwrights—from dramas to comedies and everything in between.

“Dee, dee hee verhäa jewält haud, haud hee bestemt sienen Sän to likjnen, daut dee von vale Breeda mucht de Ieeschtjebuarna sennen.” – Reema 8:29

Book a free Life Reflection Session with Dawn Mathis: http://ToYourGreatness.net. This time on “To Your Greatness with Dawn Mathis”, Dawn is joined by Breeda Bermingham, a menopause coach, a social entrepreneur, the founder of the Midlife Women Rock Project and Cafes. Breeda works with women transitioning through different stages of menopause to help them find a new woman within, a woman who is stronger, more powerful, in control of her hormones, more creative, and self-aware. Together, Dawn and Breeda talk about Breeda's own path towards helping mid-life women, the damaging stigmas and shame associated with menopause and women's cycles, and how women can take back control and reframe their menopausal experience. Connect with Breeda further: Website: https://midlifewomenrockproject.com/ Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/midlifewomenrock/ GRATITUDE. Thank you for being a part of the “To Your Greatness with Dawn Mathis” podcast. If you feel so inclined, you can buy me coffee by making a small donation here: https://www.buymeacoffee.com/dawnmathis LEARN MORE. Learn more about InSitu Life Works: https://www.insitulifeworks.com. Read Dawn Mathis's biography: https://www.insitulifeworks.com/about. Looking for a heart-centered community? Join our free InSitu Life Works network, where our insider community hangs out: https://insitu-life-works.mn.co. RATE AND REVIEW! If you enjoyed this podcast, please give it a rating and write a review. SUBSCRIBE! Be sure to subscribe to the “To Your Greatness with Dawn Mathis” podcast so you can reawaken your greatness, uncover your limiting beliefs, and experience success, fulfillment, and spiritual aliveness. Apple Podcasts: http://bit.ly/Dawn-Mathis-Apple-Podcasts. Google Podcasts: https://bit.ly/Dawn-Mathis-Google-Podcasts. Spotify: https://bit.ly/Dawn-Mathis-Spotify. Anchor: https://bit.ly/Dawn-Mathis-Anchor. LET'S GET SOCIAL! Follow InSitu Life Works on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/insitulifeworks. Subscribe to the InSitu Life Works YouTube channel: http://bit.ly/InSitu-Life-Works-YouTube. Like InSitu Life Works on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/insitulifeworks.

As a Lao immigrant, living in non-diverse communities can feel really lonely and unauthentic. To be able to notice these feelings early on are key to finding your souls happy place. Breeda, has done just this. She's doing great advocacy work for the community, creating safe spaces for Lao people to enjoy their culture. She is chairman for www.laoupstatenewyork.com IG https://instagram.com/laoupstatenewyork?igshid=YmMyMTA2M2Y= Other mentions on the podcast consist of, Legacies of War, www.kheyo.com a Lao restaurant located in NYC, Refugee nation, Center for Lao Studies, AAPI. Follow my IG @iamaenoy

In this episode of Career Can Do, Mary Ann Faremouth chats with Breeda Miller. Breeda is an author, trainer, and playwright, and CEO of Breeda Miller Speaking, where she uses the power of story to reach, teach, and provide a memorable framework for lasting change. She has used her professional experience serving clients in many industries, including healthcare, academic institutions, and nonprofit communities. She shares how we can take life's numerous changes and transform them into meaningful experiences that help others. Breeda came to understand the value of self-care when she cared for her mother for nearly six years. Through that experience, she learned profound life lessons that she was able to translate into impactful and humorous stories. She dedicated herself to becoming a professional storyteller, but just when she was in the thick of it, the pandemic hit. Despite the setback of no speaking events and things not being quite the same in Zoom, Breeda rose to the challenge and wrote a one-woman show under the advice of a storytelling coach. “We can find ways to connect our humanity; to share these experiences and then turn them into really powerful opportunities,” Breeda remarks. “We've felt so isolated for so long and [Mrs. Kelly's Journey Home] is a way to feel connection.” She talks about her method for maintaining focus. “I thought to myself: if I knew I couldn't fail, what would I do?” Resources Breeda Miller | Facebook | YouTube | LinkedIn  Breeda Miller Speaking Faremouth.com

“Breeda, ekj roop junt opp, em Nomen von onsen Harn Jesus Christus, siet junt unjarenaunda eenich, un lot daut nich to Spoolungen mank junt komen.” – 1. Kor. 1:10

Breeda Hurley is a typical woman who decided as a youthful mom to work for herself. She worked very hard for other people, and then she thought: “Why don't I do this for myself?.”She started several businesses without any capital. All she had was the belief that she could do it. She did not become victorious overnight. It took a lot of hardship and blunder and necessitated a lot of sacrifices before she finally made it. By her persistence that tested to the core many times still, she believed in herself. In her present business, she had to ask for help. That was something that she didn't want to do, but she had to swallow her pride and remind herself that half a loaf is better than no loaf. She didn't give up and took effort, and it all worked out well in the end.https://breedahurley.com/ordinary-woman/ Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Honey badgers and Moms don't give damn! With the Scranton School District still on strike, we decided to sit down and have a chat with Breeda Cronin Holmes, Mother, Tax Payer, Teacher as well as vocal advocate.It was such an interesting chat to hear from the side of the citizen taxpayer. We talk about spirituality, growing up the child of immigrant parents, and all things Scranton School District.Make sure to subscribe on Spotify, Apple Podcasts, and Youtube.Support the show (https://www.patreon.com/whataweekpodcast)

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Breeda Bermingham is a former practicing midwife and public health nurse who has most recently been working with women in menopause, emphasising the interconnected dimensions of this universal midlife stage. Her Master's research has resulted in the Midlife Women Rock Project, including her recently published book of the same title. I was delighted to be asked to write a piece for the book on mindfulness, entitled “Midlife – Crisis or Opportunity?” The book, as well as her public engagements, inform and educate women to acknowledge the tremendous skill set they have developed by midlife. She encourages women to transition consciously during menopause, empowering society to change the age-old negative narrative around this life stage, reframing, and moving the dial toward an enlightened, empowered future. Today, Breeda joins me to talk about her mission to challenge the taboo surrounding menopause and midlife. She notes the overwhelmingly negative tone of talk and literature about menopause, explaining why this needs to change. She notes the importance of self-care, and we talk about why it's not selfish. She says that taboos come from shame, and she discusses the positive aspects of menopause. Finally, she offers three takehomes for a resilient mindset. ‘We're only here once, and I think we should make the most of it.”– Breeda Bermingham This week on In the Doctor's Chair The importance of educating women about menopause Challenging the negative narrative of menopause The importance of self-care The positive aspects of menopause The interconnectedness of mind, body, heart, and spirit The power of gratitude   Resources Mentioned Midlife Women Rock: A Menopause Story for a New Generation by Breeda Bermingham   In the Doctor's Chair  Thanks for listening to In the Doctor's Chair, the show where you'll hear conversations that share life lessons, health habits, and leadership practices that focus on positive psychology, lifestyle medicine, and ways for you to live with more vitality. If you enjoyed this episode, please subscribe to the show and leave a comment wherever you listen to your podcasts. For more resources to help you to live with more vitality, please visit my website. Apple Podcasts I TuneIn I Google Play I Stitcher I Spotify The post Breeda Bermingham: ‘Midlife Women Rock' – A Story for a New Generation of Women appeared first on Mark Rowe.

Breeda Bermingham is a former practicing midwife and public health nurse who has most recently been working with women in menopause, emphasising the interconnected dimensions of this universal midlife stage. Her Master's research has resulted in the Midlife Women Rock Project, including her recently published book of the same title. I was delighted to be asked to write a piece for the book on mindfulness, entitled “Midlife – Crisis or Opportunity?” The book, as well as her public engagements, inform and educate women to acknowledge the tremendous skill set they have developed by midlife. She encourages women to transition consciously during menopause, empowering society to change the age-old negative narrative around this life stage, reframing, and moving the dial toward an enlightened, empowered future. Today, Breeda joins me to talk about her mission to challenge the taboo surrounding menopause and midlife. She notes the overwhelmingly negative tone of talk and literature about menopause, explaining why this needs to change. She notes the importance of self-care, and we talk about why it's not selfish. She says that taboos come from shame, and she discusses the positive aspects of menopause. Finally, she offers three takehomes for a resilient mindset. ‘We're only here once, and I think we should make the most of it.”– Breeda Bermingham This week on In the Doctor's Chair The importance of educating women about menopause Challenging the negative narrative of menopause The importance of self-care The positive aspects of menopause The interconnectedness of mind, body, heart, and spirit The power of gratitude   Resources Mentioned Midlife Women Rock: A Menopause Story for a New Generation by Breeda Bermingham   In the Doctor's Chair  Thanks for listening to In the Doctor's Chair, the show where you'll hear conversations that share life lessons, health habits, and leadership practices that focus on positive psychology, lifestyle medicine, and ways for you to live with more vitality. If you enjoyed this episode, please subscribe to the show and leave a comment wherever you listen to your podcasts. For more resources to help you to live with more vitality, please visit my website. Apple Podcasts I TuneIn I Google Play I Stitcher I Spotify The post Breeda Bermingham: ‘Midlife Women Rock' – A Story for a New Generation of Women appeared first on Mark Rowe.

Breeda Bermingham is a former practicing midwife and public health nurse who has most recently been working with women in menopause, emphasising the interconnected dimensions of this universal midlife stage. Her Master's research has resulted in the Midlife Women Rock Project, including her recently published book of the same title. I was delighted to be asked to write a piece for the book on mindfulness, entitled “Midlife - Crisis or Opportunity?” The book, as well as her public engagements, inform and educate women to acknowledge the tremendous skill set they have developed by midlife. She encourages women to transition consciously during menopause, empowering society to change the age-old negative narrative around this life stage, reframing, and moving the dial towards an enlightened, empowered future. Today, Breeda joins me to talk about her mission to challenge the taboo surrounding menopause and midlife. She notes the overwhelmingly negative tone of talk and literature about menopause, explaining why this needs to change. She notes the importance of self-care, and we talk about why it's not selfish. She says that taboos come from shame, and she discusses the positive aspects of menopause. Finally, she offers three takehomes for a resilient mindset. ‘We're only here once, and I think we should make the most of it.” - Breeda Bermingham This week on In the Doctor's Chair The importance of educating women about menopause Challenging the negative narrative of menopause The importance of self-care The positive aspects of menopause The interconnectedness of mind, body, heart, and spirit The power of gratitude Resources Mentioned Midlife Women Rock: A Menopause Story for a New Generation by Breeda Bermingham In the Doctor's Chair  Thanks for listening to In the Doctor's Chair, the show where you'll hear conversations that share life lessons, health habits, and leadership practices that focus on positive psychology, lifestyle medicine, and ways for you to live with more vitality. If you enjoyed this episode, please subscribe to the show and leave a comment wherever you listen to your podcasts. For more resources to help you to live with more vitality, please visit my website. Apple Podcasts I TuneIn I Google Play I Stitcher I Spotify

Breeda Bermingham is a former practicing midwife and public health nurse who has most recently been working with women in menopause, emphasising the interconnected dimensions of this universal midlife

Breeda Bermingham is a social entrepreneur, founder of the Midlife Women Rock Project and has just published a wonderful book Midlife Women Rock: A Menopause Story for a New Generation.  She's a former midwife and nurse so she knows a lot about women's health. She also went back to full-time education at 49 and completed a psychology degree and a master's in sociology. Pretty impressive huh! This is a truly amazing conversation. Breeda moved me to tears with her wisdom and passion! We talk about: Why Breeda wanted to write her book and is passionate about changing the current narrative around menopause. Why it's so important to change the narrative around menopause – puberty and pregnancy may be hard but the overarching narrative is positive – not so menopause. The importance of crushing the taboo and opening up conversations. How women have been silenced for too long.  The medicalization of menopause and the impact of the book Feminine Forever. Breeda's Menopause Cafes in Ireland. The women interviewed for the book and the power of sharing experiences.  Going back to full time education at 49 and how Breeda coped with that.  How women can take more control of their menopause experience. The importance of sleep for our long term health. How amazing women are before, during and after menopause! And more!   Find out more about Breeda: Breeda's website: midlifewomenrockproject.com Breeda's book: Midlife Women Rock: A Menopause Story for a New Generation Facebook | Instagram If you enjoyed this episode, please subscribe, share it and leave a review on iTunes or wherever you're listening. Find out how to leave a review here: bit.ly/leavepodcastreview You can find out more information and get the show notes to every episode at magnificentmidlife.com. That's also where you'll find strategies, support, and resources to help make your midlife magnificent. There's a midlife wellness program, courses, midlife mentoring to help make the most of your next chapter, and our online membership program. If not now, when?

Welcome 1.32The importance of enabling women to talk about menopause and share their stories 3.04Entering menopause is about entering a powerful phase in our lives 5.31Why keeping silent on menopause is impacting our mental health 7.41We have a lot of living to do post-menopause so we need to challenge the depictions of older women 14.49Tapping into our deep inner creative power in our 50s 21.31Why need women need better roles models than those in popular culture 26.25That women need to tap into the 4 dimensions of menopause physical, psychological, the emotional and the spiritual 28.42That there is power in vulnerability and reaching out for help 33.57Why early education and understanding is critical to break down the stigma 38.19Why slowing down is the key ingredient in self-care 40.16Follow and connect with Breeda and her work on Midlife Women Rock and her cafes  HERE  Follow her on https://www.instagram.com/midlifewomenrock/

An RTE Investigates Programme last night told a ‘harrowing tale’ of illegal adoptions in Ireland. It told the story of the people who were illegally put up for adoption by the Religious Sisters of Charity following the discovery in 2018 of paperwork from St Patrick’s Guild Catholic Adoption Society. Breeda Murphy of The Mother and Babies Home Alliance is with me now.

The leaking of details from the Commission of Mother and Baby Homes report is being described as 'disappointing', Children's Minister Roderic O'Gorman says it was 'completely unacceptable' after details appeared in the Sunday Independent. The final report is due before the Cabinet tomorrow, and survivors had been told they would see it first. Breeda Murphy of the Mother and Baby Home Alliance spoke to Fran on Tipp Today this morning...

 Breeda talks about being the primary caregiver for her mom, when she had a stroke. And her passion for helping caregivers find time to take a break before it's too late.  In this episode of the podcast we're talking about the grief, Breeda felt while being the primary caregiver for her dying mother and her passion to help other caregivers. With the assistance of a kind hospice organization, Breeda learned what to expect and how to handle the grief. She now helps prevent burn out for many caregivers.   “So, I have written a book called The Caregiver Coffee Break, and it's seventy-six tips to help you take a break before you break.” Breeda Miller   Episode transcript -  https://sonix.ai/r/uRGQVXZuiEn5naMNUgGqoKYA/share   Resources Mentioned  https://breedamillerspeaking.com https://www.facebook.com/breeda.miller/   Martika's Resources Website: https://grievewithease.com Email: grievewithease@gmail.com   Be sure to subscribe!  Support the show

The lads discuss call centres, lost phones and a lady from Grange.

A database built by a state inquiry into the Mother and Baby Homes system will now be sent to Tusla. It's after the Dáil voted through a controversial bill which transfers the rest of the Commission's records to the Department of Children. Minister Roderic O'Gorman has denied the intention is to seal the archive and has promised to revisit the question of access for survivors. The Commission is due to submit its report at the end of the month. Mother & Baby Breeda Murphy is PRO of the Tuam Mother and Baby Home Alliance and she spoke to Fran on Tipp Today this morning.

Planned legislation that will see the Mother and Baby Homes Commission archive sealed for 30 years will block access to information about “disappeared relatives or babies who are buried in unmarked graves.” Academics and campaigners have lined up in opposition to the Commission of Investigation (Mother and Baby Homes and Certain Related Matters) Records Bill 2020, scheduled for discussion in the Seanad this wednesday. Breeda Murphy is PRO of the Tuam Mother and Baby Home Alliance and she spoke to Fran on Tipp Today this morning.

For the first time since quarantine started (about...25 years ago?), Paul and Erika welcome a guest: actress, writer and producer Breeda Wool (@breedawool on Instagram)! Breed has brought an absolute banger for the show this week...1991’s Switch starring Ellen Barkin, Jimmy Smits, JoBeth Williams and Lorraine Bracco. Your hosts touch on the divine feminine, heavy-petting parties and extremely expensive erections. Grab a pail of ice cream and a couple of your best friends (virtually), and enjoy! -No palate cleansers needed, but check out Breeda’s work! Mother’s Little Helpers is available now and you can stream Breeda’s Room 104 episode now on HBO Max!

Welcome to the newest addition to the Compliance Podcast Network, Compliance and Coronavirus. In this episode, I visit with Breeda Miller about Caregiving in times of CoVid19. Breeda has personal experience in caregiving and we discuss some of the unique challenges for caregivers during this phase of Covid-19. These challenges include isolation and separation, lack of respite, the fear and frustration many caregivers are currently feeling and the mindset you need to help get you through these times, including finding humor and resources for support. For more information on Breeda Miller, check out her website here.

PeriMenoPost talks to Breeda Bermingham, Founder of Midlife Women Rock Project, a Midlife Women's Health Advocate and Researcher. Breeda is a mum of four children and lives in Ireland. A previous nurse and midwife, Breeda later qualified as a public health nurse. Following the birth of her fourth child and deciding to work part time. She enrolled into full time education and studied a degree in psychology. Her thesis involved researching midlife and menopause. During her research her findings became clear that the cultural beliefs of female ageing has to change and she believes in a positive approach to menopause and is on a mission to change this mindset. Her three top issues to highlight are fear, shame and denial, she believes these are all the top main feelings women feel during this stage of their life and wants to change this. She also feels that the next stage of menopause should be talked about, for women to come forward to discuss their journey of post menopause and relay any fears to younger women. Breeda is currently finishing her masters on menopause and she holds regular MidlifeWomen Rock cafe's each month for the women in her surrounding area of Waterford. Held at the Waterford Health park, Waterford city for support and conversation surrounding menopause. She would like MidLifeWomen Rock to be available for all women of Ireland and to have access too. Midlife Women Rock project is a continuation of a 60 day facebook posting to change the narrative for midlife and menopause. Her research found that women collaborating together becomes a powerful force and can achieve great change! A must to break down the menopause taboo!!! Breeda is very passionate and genuinely wants to help women at this time during the stages of menopause, listen in to our conversation and enjoy. If you would like to reach out to Breeda you can reach her at her website or on social media. https://www.midlifewomenrockproject.com @midlifewomenrock -Instagram @midlifewomenrockproject - facebook Breeda Bermingham - Linkedin

For our second Beyond the Reel of the week, we sat down actors Breeda Wool & Melanie Hutsell to talk about their roles in "Mother's Little Helpers". We had an absolute blast talk to these ladies. We hope you enjoy our conversation!

This week we had the pleasure of talking to the Writer/Director and cast of the indie film Mother's Little Helpers, which was a SXSW selection for 2019. Mother's Little Helpers was written and directed by Kestrin Pantera, stars Breeda Wool (GLOW, UnReal, Mr. Mercedes), Milana Vayntrub (Marvel's Squirrel Girl, This is Us, Silicon Valley), Melanie Hutsell (Bridesmaids, SNL, Transparent), David Giuntoli (NBC's Grimm, ABC's A Million Little Things) and Sam Littlefield (The Leftovers), with cinematography by Meena Singh (Netflix's The Confession Tapes, Warner Bros' Daphne and Velma). Produced by Eva Kim (Adult Swim) and Tammy Sanchez.

In this caregiver spotlight episode, meet ‘recovering caregiver' Breeda Miller who cared for her mom from the independent living stage through home hospice. Like many, Breeda found herself in the sandwich generation. She was helping her Irish mom while working full time and raising her children, two with special needs. Listen to the show to find out how Breeda's slam caregiving story went viral and learn what she is doing now to help caregivers carry on.

In this caregiver spotlight episode, meet ‘recovering caregiver’ Breeda Miller who cared for her mom from the independent living stage through home hospice. Like many, Breeda found herself in the sandwich generation. She was helping her Irish mom while working full time and raising her children, two with special needs. Listen to the show to find out how Breeda’s slam caregiving story went viral and learn what she is doing now to help caregivers carry on.

In this caregiver spotlight episode, meet ‘recovering caregiver’ Breeda Miller who cared for her mom from the independent living stage through home hospice. Like many, Breeda found herself in the sandwich generation. She was helping her Irish mom while working full time and raising her children, two with special needs. Listen to the show to find out how Breeda’s slam caregiving story went viral and learn what she is doing now to help caregivers carry on.

The Santa Ana in the south, and the Diablo in the north, are winds that are fuelling the terrible fires raging in California this week. They’re also blamed for bringing down power lines that sometimes start the fires. Roland Pease talks to Janice Coen of the National Center for Atmospheric Research NCAR who has been developing a highly detailed model to forecast how wind, mountains, and flames interact during a wildfire. The glaring gaps in human genetics are in Africa – much overlooked because the companies and universities sequencing DNA are mostly based in Europe, the US and other advanced economies. A ten-year attempt to fill in some of those gaps came to fruition this week, with the release of a study covering thousands of individuals from rural Uganda. Deepti Gurdasani, of Queen Mary University London, explains the data reveal both new medical stories, and the scale of past migration within Africa. There are also gaps in the climate record from Africa. Knowing past climates could help massively in understanding the prospects for climate change in coming years on the continent. Journalist Linda Nordling has just published an article in Nature that shows that the records exist – old weather data collected since the 19th Century. It’s just they’re scattered, unexamined, in vaults and collections across Africa. Most of us take the ability to speak fluently for granted but for listener Breeda it has been a lifelong struggle. She has asked us to investigate whether there is a cure for stuttering and if not, what is the best way to live with it is. Breeda is not alone as stammering is a neurological condition that affects 70 million people worldwide. (Image: A firefighter sets a back fire along a hillside during firefighting operations to battle the Kincade Fire in Healdsburg, California. Credit: Philip Pacheco/ /AFP via Getty Images)

Most of us take the ability to speak fluently for granted, but for listener Breeda it has been a lifelong struggle. She has asked CrowdScience to investigate whether there is a cure for stuttering and, if not, what the best way to live with it is. Breeda is not alone, as stammering is a neurological condition that affects 70 million people worldwide. The CrowdScience team head to Oslo in Norway to follow a group of young people who have signed up for a highly disciplined and potentially life-changing training course. The first milestone is to learn to say their name without a stutter. For many, this is a huge challenge that triggers years of distress and anxiety. With hundreds of muscles and many parts of the brain being involved, speaking is one of the most complex tasks that humans perform. Scientists have discovered subtle differences in the insulation surrounding nerve cells, so-called myelin, between people who stutter and those who don’t. This irregularity may be the source of a tiny time delay in signals between crucial regions of the brain that need to work closely together to produce speech. In the future, it may be possible to stimulate certain brain areas to boost growth and connectivity. Presenter: Gareth Barlow Produced by Louisa Field for the BBC World Service (Image: Illustration of humans speaking with quotation marks, credit: Getty Images)

Igniting courage podcast is the place you go for a boost of courage, either to make a huge leap in life, or to just get through the day! Listen to my friends, who are each regular old people (but also unbelievable badasses) share what courage means to them, how they developed it, and how it plays into their lives every single day. Be inspired in their, and then your own every day courage. Then go transform your life. Episode 23 features an interview with Breeda Miller, an internationally recognized speaker, author and all around great lady! To find more about Breeda, find her here!https://breedamiller.com/Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=1164720728Twitter: @breedamiller . Instagram: BreedaCaregiverCoffeebreak

Janet Varney indulges her most recent lady crush with this week’s guest, the immensely talented Breeda Wool. She's known for her role in the Audience Network TV series Mr. Mercedes. Breeda tells Janet about how her precociousness combined with life in a sleepy college town created a perfect storm of pre-teen wildness. Plus! Homemade clothes, campfire witches, and breast-exposing ballgowns!

Join Dave Nassaney, and Adrienne Gruberg, as they interview Breeda Miller,  a published author, award-winning storyteller, voice-over professional, caregiver and successful businesswoman.   Of all of my guest’s accomplishments,  Breeda Miller states that her most fulfilling role was caring for her frail mother at the end of her life. As a member of the Sandwich Generation, Breeda managed to run a household, manage a business and raise three teenagers (two with special needs) while providing ’round the clock care for her ailing mother. And if you are quite not impressed yet, She is also a: Professional Member of NSA – National Speakers Association, as well asPresident-elect of the NSA Michigan, a graduate of the University of Detroit Mercy, aProfessional Voice Over Artist, sheAppeared on “The Moth Story Hour” on NPRShe is a Published AuthorAnd, an Event Professional

Listen Now as Katana interviews The Caregiver Champion, Breeda Miller.Join us as we’ll discuss:•Self-care is not Selfish: Creative ideas to allow yourself to take care of yourself•Get Through the Day: Resources to help you get caregiver support•Chuckle up Buttercup: Find ways to bring humor and laughter into your day Our guest today has a passion for helping caregivers and others deal with the stress in their lives and to use humor as coping strategy. Breeda helps people find ways to care for themselves so that they can better care for others. Finding your own humor and grace can make all the difference.In addition to her work as a professional speaker, Breeda works for Michigan Medicine at the University of Michigan where she produces major events for the Medical School and Hospitals. She is a graduate of the University of Detroit and has worked in Detroit radio and television for many years. She has appeared on The Moth Story Hour on NPR.But her most important and rewarding role has been caring for her three children – all adopted, two with special needs and her mother – whom she cared for right up to the end of her life. Now Breeda has created the Caregiver Coffeebreak to help Caregivers Carry On.To learn more about Breeda Miller go to www.breedamiller.com

Breeda Miller joins us to discuss her presentation,  "Finding Humor and Grace in the Caregiver Sandwich," at the Second Annual National Caregiving Conference. Join us at the conference virtually or in person on November 10 and 11 in Chicago at the Chicago Marriott O'Hare, 8535 W. Higgins. Breeda Miller has a passion for helping caregivers and others deal with the stress in their lives and to use humor as coping strategy. Breeda helps people find ways to care for themselves so that they can better care for others. Finding your own humor and grace can make all the difference. In addition to her work as a professional speaker, Breeda works for Michigan Medicine at the University of Michigan where she produces major events for the Medical School and Hospitals. She is a graduate of the University of Detroit and has worked in Detroit radio and television for many years. She has appeared on The Moth Story Hour on NPR. But her most important and rewarding role has been caring for her three children – all adopted, two with special needs and her mother – whom she cared for right up to the end of her life. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/caring-conversations/message

Breeda Miller joins us to discuss her presentation,  "Finding Humor and Grace in the Caregiver Sandwich," at the Second Annual National Caregiving Conference. Join us at the conference virtually or in person on November 10 and 11 in Chicago at the Chicago Marriott O'Hare, 8535 W. Higgins. Breeda Miller has a passion for helping caregivers and others deal with the stress in their lives and to use humor as coping strategy. Breeda helps people find ways to care for themselves so that they can better care for others. Finding your own humor and grace can make all the difference. In addition to her work as a professional speaker, Breeda works for Michigan Medicine at the University of Michigan where she produces major events for the Medical School and Hospitals. She is a graduate of the University of Detroit and has worked in Detroit radio and television for many years. She has appeared on The Moth Story Hour on NPR. But her most important and rewarding role has been caring for her three children – all adopted, two with special needs and her mother – whom she cared for right up to the end of her life. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/caring-conversations/message

Breeda Wool, Dan Cerruti, Josie Long and Andrew O'Neill join host, Dave Holmes for TV show/weed mashups, embarrassing old projects, and fake spoiler discussions Breeda Wool wants to plug Mr. Mercedes on Audience Network and Vice Principals on HBO and recommends Jeffrey B Chapman's upcoming podcast. Dan Cerruti wants to plug his Twitter @yeah_dancerruti and Put This On and recommends Logan Lucky. Josie Long wants to plug All The Planet's Wonders and recommends Elana Ferrante's novels. Andrew O'Neill wants to plug A History of Heavy Metal and recommends Tinker Tailor Soldier Spyand Short Cuts. And finally, Dave Holmes is on Twitter @DaveHolmes and hosts his live quiz show, The Friday Fortyat LA’s Meltdown Theatre on the second Friday of every month. Dave would like to recommend Brigsby Bear. You can let us know what you think of International Waters and suggest guests through our Facebook group or on Twitter. Written by Riley Silverman and John-Luke Roberts, recorded at MaxFunHQ in LA and GuiltFreePostin London, produced by Jennifer Marmor, Christian Dueñas, and Laura Swisher.