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The number of people leaving University Hospital Limerick without completing tretament is said to be "deeply concerning". Of the 87,195 people who attended the emergency department in 2024, 6,062 left before fully receiving treatment. Midwest Hospital Campaign spokesperson Marie McMahon says the high volumes of attendees with no other option for care is contributing to the number of walk-outs. The Ennistymon native says an assessment of the hours at the Local Injury Unit and Medical Assessment Unit is needed to relieve pressure on the emergency department.

Appointment cancellations at Ennis Hospital rose by almost 75% last year. Figures released to Aontú show there were 281,996 appointments cancelled at hospitals around the country in 2024 which was up by more than 5% on the previous year. University Hospital Limerick saw 5,038 cancellations which was down 47% on 2023 while Ennis Hospital experienced a 74% surge with 1,559 procedures cancelled. Ennistymon-based Midwest Hospital Campaign spokesperson Marie McMahon has been telling Clare FM's Seán Lyons the figures are "worrying" for people in Clare.

Dr Terry Hennessy has been appointed as the Regional Clinical Lead for Strategy and Development of health services in the region. To find out more, Alan Morrissey was joined by HSE Mid West's Regional Clinical Lead for Strategy and Development, Dr Terry Hennesssy. On Thursday, there were 104 patients waiting for a bed at University Hospital Limerick: 41 on trolleys and 63 on wards. On Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday of this week, the figures for UHL were 98; 110; and 109 respectively. Meanwhile, the Midwest Hospitals Campaign Group says it was contacted by people who attended the emergency department at UHL in recent days, who became increasingly desperate at the number of people waiting to be seen. To discuss this further, Alan Morrissey was joined by Marie McMahon from the Midwest Hospitals Campaign Group. Photo (C): Clare FM

The Midwest Hospital Campaign claims now is the time for the Government to provide detail on plans for improving emergency care in Clare. Included in the €25.8 billion investment in healthcare in Budget 2025 is a pledge to expand the emergency departments at five facilities nationwide, but University Hospital Limerick hasn't been mentioned on this occasion. The findings of the ongoing HIQA-led review examining the case for a second emergency department in the Midwest meanwhile won't be published until next summer. Ennistymon-based Midwest Hospital Campaign spokesperson Marie McMahon says while politicians getting on board with their cause is welcome, concrete information is what's needed.

Clare's Government TD claims the findings of the Clarke Report have copperfastened the need for the expedited delivery of a new Emergency Department in Ennis. It comes as the latest report into the death of Shannon Teenager Aoife Johnston at University Hospital Limerick has determined the circumstances in which she died were "almost certainly avoidable". The fundamental issue according to the former Justice Clarke's report was the delay in treatment provided to Aoife Johnston. The Shannon teenager presented at ED at 17:39pm on Friday, December 17th with a letter from an out of hours GP service querying sepsis, but would not receive the appropriate medication for another 12 hours. National Sepsis guidelines stipulate that treatment should take place within an hour, at this point Aoife had just been triaged and upon triage, Aoife was sent to Zone A of the Emergency Department, where sepsis forms were not kept. This was due to the "grossly overcrowded" nature of the Resus area, and according to Justice Clarke this "undoubtedly contributed to the fact that it appears that none of the nurses or doctors in Zone A were aware of Aoife's condition. Ennistymon-based MidWest Hospital Campaign Spokesperson, Marie McMahon, whose husband Tommy Wynne passed away after waiting 36 hours on a trolley at UHL in 2018, feels elected representatives have failed to learn lessons from consistently poor patient outcomes at Dooradoyle and says a new Emergency Department in Ennis is desperately needed. On the night of December 17th, there were 191 patients in attendance at the ED, who were looked after by just 19 staff nurses and one clinical nurse manager, with breaks covered by nurses not trained in emergency medicine. In Zone A, where Aoife was originally sent, there were 67 patients who were tended to by just 4 nurses. Justice Clarke concluded in his report that unless bed capacity is addressed at UHL, the ED will regularly be under pressure and the risk of re-occurrence will inevitably be present. The investigation also referenced the 2008 Horwath Report, which paved the way for the closure of the A&Es at Ennis, Nenagh and St.John's in favour of a centre of excellence with increased inpatient bed capacity at UHL. Justice Clarke noted these beds did not materialise and led to clear consequent pressure at UHL and although a HIQA review is underway to determine if another ED is needed in the region, the results are not expected until next summer. Clare Fianna Fáil TD Cathal Crowe, who's a member of the Oireachtas Health Committee believes the people of the MidWest will remain second class citizens until a new ED is provided in Ennis, and he says the findings of the Clarke report copperfasten the need for this process to be expedited. Meanwhile, the solicitor for the family of Aoife Johnston says they're still waiting for answers. Six people are facing a disciplinary process, but their identities have not been revealed. The Johnston's solicitor, Damien Tansey says there were flaws with the independent investigation.

The Midwest Hospital Campaign insists an upcoming review of urgent and emergency care in this region must take the views of the public into consideration. HIQA has published the terms of reference for its long-awaited review, which will consider the case for a second emergency department in the Midwest, with the findings to be published next summer. Explaining his reasoning behind ordering a review into urgent and emergency care capacity in the Midwest in May, Health Minister Stephen Donnelly said he wants "an answer for people in the Midwest" as to why trolley numbers are rising at University Hospital Limerick, despite record levels of investment. The Health Information and Quality Authority's review will consider the case for a second ED in this region and will also consider the recommendations of the HSE-commissioned review by former Chief Justice Frank Clarke into the death of Shannon teenager Aoife Johnston at UHL in 2022. Consultation is central to the terms of reference published this week - with HIQA stating an Expert Advisory Group made up of patients representatives as well as clinical and nursing expertise will be formed. In addition, a Clinical Advisory Forum will be formed and appropriate specialist expertise will be utilised. Ennistymon resident and Midwest Hospital Campaign Group spokesperson Marie McMahon - whose husband passed away on a trolley at UHL in 2018 - say it's vital the experiences of the public are taken into account. A previous HIQA inspection of University Hospital Limerick carried out in November of last year found the "dignity and privacy" was impacted on by overcrowding, with the facility's emergency department deemed ineffective in managing patient flow. It's now two weeks since scheduled care was cancelled indefinitely at all facilities managed by the UL Hospitals Group in response to surge overcrowding. Today, the number of people waiting for a bed at the Dooradoyle facility has dropped to 20. Oireachtas Health Committee member and Ennistymon Fine Gael Senator Martin Conway believes everyone is hopeful a second emergency department in the Midwest is the primary recommendation of the upcoming review.

Health Minister Stephen Donnelly has asked HIQA to carry out a review into urgent and emergency care capacity in the midwest region. Minister of State and Fianna Fail TD for Limerick Niall Collins , David Cullinane, Sinn Fein Spokesperson on Health & Marie McMahon, Mid West Hospital Campaign Group give their reactions .

Helen Ormond/Lynch.....On this episode I'm joined by Helen Ormond who chats about her days growing up in Baron Park, Clonmel, being a "Congo Baby" , socialising in town at The Savoury Club and spending ten years working for Initial on the Cashel Road.I also chat to Marie McMahon from The Tipperary Museum of Hidden History.

As we have heard, a verdict of death by medical misadventure has been returned at the inquest into the death of Aoife Johnston at University Hospital Limerick in December 2022. For reaction on the ruling Marie McMahon, Mid West Hospital Campaign Group, David Cullinane Sinn Fein spokesperson on health and Cathal Crowe, Fianna Fail TD for Clare.

“The HSE is on its knees; reopen our three A&Es” is the call echoing around University Hospital Limerick this afternoon. Health Minister Stephen Donnelly is visiting the region's main hospital today and protestors from across the Midwest have turned up the make their voices heard. Although he made an unannounced visit to the Midwest facility last night, Minister for Health Stephen Donnelly is at University Hospital Limerick once again today. It comes on a day when 101 admitted patients were left waiting on trolleys during morning rounds, according to figures from the Irish Nurses and Midwives Organisation. While Minister Donnelly has been inspecting the facility, protestors from the likes of the Midwest Hospital Campaign Group have been reiterating calls for change. Ennistymon native and group member Marie McMahon, whose husband passed away on a trolley at UHL in 2018 believes the visit is nothing more than a public relations exercise. The Minister has previously stated his opposition to reopening the A&Es at Ennis, Nenagh and St. John's. Limerick Sinn Fein TD Maurice Quinlivan however believes if it will solve the crisis, reopening the facilities is what should be done. Today's events come just days before the visit of the Oireachtas Health Committee to the Dooradoyle Facliliy. Tanya McMahon of the Nenagh Needs Its A&E group hopes it becomes clear than the facility isn't safe for staff or patients. 21-year-old Eve Cleary died in 2019 after being discharged from UHL. Her mother, Melanie Sheehan-Cleary, hopes change is coming so no family has to go through what she and hers have had to endure.

 of Shamrock walking tours talking about the business in Portugal and closer to home with an upcoming  walk taking place in Maries home townland . Marie also talks about some presentations that she made to Clare County council and provides details of services provided for walking tours.  https://www.shamrockwalkingtours.com/ Originally broadcast on Saturday 23rd march  2024 as part of Saturday Chronicle and hosted by Marie McNamara and Trish Nugent Saturday Chronicle is Sponsored by JAMES M NASH AND DERG KITCHEN DESIGN http://dergkitchendesign.ie Message or what's app the studio on 089 2582647 or email sbcrstudio@gmail.com

The Midwest Hospital Campaign Group is demanding a timeline on the planned extension of the MAU opening hours at Ennis, Nenagh and St. John's hospitals. HSE CEO Bernard Gloster has claimed at this week's sitting of the Oireachtas Health Committee that he's awaiting cabinet approval on making the medical assessment units at the Midwest facilities 24/7 services. The measure is part of a series of interventions aimed at easing the overcrowding burden at UHL along with the introduction of a 50-bed step-down subacute facility at Nenagh and a 'GP at the Front Door' service. Midwest Hospital Campaign Group spokesperson Marie McMahon has been telling Clare FM's Seán Lyons the HSE must now provide details of the MAU opening hours extension to ensure no "false promises" are made.

The UL Hospitals Group has been accused of deliberately attempting to ignore the consequences of overcrowding at University Hospital Limerick. Based on parameters compiled by medical experts analysing the NHS in 2019, The MidWest Hospitals Campaign believes that "a minimum of 514 patients have died due to delays at Dooradoyle's Emergency Department since last June." ULHG CEO Collette Collette has described the allegations as "misleading and unhelpful" and has pointed to a 2021 audit of Irish facilities, which shows that UHL is within the expected range for in-hospital mortality. Marie McMahon from Ennistymon whose husband passed away on a trolley at UHL in 2018 says however that the devil is in the detail.

The Midwest Hospital Campaign Group believes management at the region's main hospital must be held accountable for the facility's ongoing overcrowding crisis. It comes one day after the INMO recorded the highest ever level of admitted patients on trolleys at an Irish hospital at University Hospital Limerick. Record-breaking trolley numbers were recorded by the Irish Nurses and Midwives Organisation at the region's main hospital yesterday, where 130 admitted patients were waiting for beds; the highest number ever recorded on a single day at any Irish hosptial. That number has falled to 108 today, though the Emergency Department remains extremely busy. The UL Hospitals Group has acknowledged this level is "far in excess" of where they want it to be and have highlighted measures being undertaken to curb overcrowding. This includes opening surge capacity, transferring patients on trolleys to inpatient wards and working to identify patients suitable for transfer to Ennis, Nenagh and St. John's Hospitals. Hospital management are also advising people to "avoid the ED except in cases of severe or life-threatening illness or injury" and are pointing out that "anyone attending ED who doesn't have a life-threatening or severe illness or injury will face a significant wait". Midwest Hospital Campaign Group member Marie McMahon, whose husband passed away at UHL in 2018, says it's vital blame isn't levelled at staff. Meanwhile, at the Oireachtas Committee on Health which is in session today, HSE CEO Bernard Gloster has once again described the health service's €22.5 billion budget allocation as wholly "inadequate". Clare Regional Health Forum Member Councillor Cillian Murphy says at the very least, the situation at the region's main hospital represents an obvious fire and health and safety hazard.

Clonmel Outdoors and Pets......On this week's episode of the podcast I chat to Darren Carroll from Clonmel Outdoors and Pets, Darren has been working there for the last thirty eight years and talks about the early days of the store, the changes he's made since taking it over and we get introduced to "Ozzy" the Yellow-Naped Amazon Parrot.Also this week Marie McMahon on the Paddy Cashin Photographic Exhibition at The Tipperary Museum of Hidden History, a Bio Diversity Walk from Clonmel Applefest, a free quit smoking programme  and our #WheresMeala competition winners are announced. https://www.theclonmelpodcast.com

 a founder member of Scariff Bay Community Radio is home for a short break and talking about her business of Shamrock walking tours - offering the opportunity to Discover Portugal and Ireland's Hidden Gems on a Guided Walking Holiday.  Marie is also giving tours of East Clare during the festival.  https://www.shamrockwalkingtours.com/  https://www.facebook.com/ToursShamrock/  https://www.scariffharbourfestival.ie   As broadcast live from the the Fair green at the Scariff harbour festival on 5th August 2023. Hosted by Marie McNamara and Trish Nugent. Saturday Chronicle is Sponsored by JAMES M NASH Solicitors AND DERG KITCHEN DESIGN http://dergkitchendesign.ie         

Tonight 'In Focus,' climate alarmist John Kerry is under fire for his remarks targeting the agriculture industry.Also, the race for artificial intelligence continues.. we'll take a look at the latest chat bots battling it out. Plus, the truth about January 6th slowly makes its way to the mainstream... it's about time! And, a tenured professor was fired for refusing the covid vaccine... Dr. Marie McMahon joins us to share her personal story and fight for freedom.

Donal Lyons.....On this episode I meet up with Donal Lyons also known as Marty Daniels on the music circuit. Marty, sorry Donal, chats about his love of country music, the early days of busking, gigging , growing up in Clonmel and being part of Clonmel Rowing Club. Also this week, Marie McMahon on what's on at The Tipperary Museum of Hidden History, how you can win a car with The Clonmel Vintage and Classic Car Club, Clonmel Rugby Club's new Youth Academy, why The Presentation Secondary School want your clothes and lots more. All previous episodes available on https://www.theclonmelpodcast.com

Guest Host: Amy Reichert, co-founder of "ReOpen San Diego" Guests this hour include: Dr. Tracey Kiser, Marie McMahon, and Carlos de la Lama Why does the San Diego Community College district STILL have mandates for COVID shots for professors, but not for students.  Why are religious exemptions being denied? http://www.ReOpenSD.org http://www.AndreaKayeShow.com See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

A member of the Midwest Hospitals Campaign believes people in rural Clare are being discriminated against in their access to health services. It's after new figures revealed more than 1 in 7 patients who have been on trolleys nationwide so far this year were in University Hospital Limerick. Marie McMahon from the MidWest Hospital Campaign and Stephen McMahon from the Irish Patients Association have been speaking to Clare FM's Morning Focus.

Sinn Fein TD Maurice Quinlivan and Marie McMahon from The Mid-West Hospital Campaign

Dean McGrath......On this episode I speak to Dean McGrath from Tipperary's Fight For Mental Health, which was recorded on a windy day at the old St Mary's Church graveyard. While Dean chats about the mental health services in Clonmel, he also talks about some of the historic parts of the town and a great story regarding his grandfather. Also this week I get go inside of the old Superquinn Supermarket building and hear about the upcoming show " Everything Must Go" from Aideen Wylde, plus Marie McMahon from The Tipperary Museum of Hidden History, a CBS High School Reunion, a kids repair bike cafe and lots more.

The MidWest Hospital Campaign is asking the public to turn out in their droves to show their support for their protest on Saturday. Member of the campaign, Ennistymon native Marie McMahon has been telling Clare FM's Rebecca O'Sullivan they won't give up the fight.

On Wednesday's Morning Focus, Alan Morrissey was joined by Prof. Brian Lenehan, Clinical Director of University Hospital Limerick to address the 97 patients who were on trolleys on Tuesday morning at the facility. Alan was then joined by Marie McMahon from the MidWest Hospital Campaign and by Stephen McMahon from the Irish Patient's Association to react to the figure. Following the interview, it was annouced that today's trolley numbers are even higher - with 111 people waiting for a bed at the region's main hospital. Photo (c) Hospital trolleys

Marie McMahon.... On this episode I chat to Marie McMahon from The Tipperary Museum of Hidden History about growing up in Clonmel, being a member of the Scouts in town, winning an All Ireland medal in athletics and also the Irish War of Independence exhibition currently on at the museum. Jamie Driver from The Bunker tells us about their new dining experience "Under The Arches" at The Main Guard, saving the trees in Gladstone Street and O'Connell Street, The Clonmel Tidy Towns looking for volunteers, the Heritage Site's opening hours, another scam to be aware of and this one's a biggie, what's on at the cinema, you're weekly jobs update and lots more.

Nadur Wellness Centre......We currently are living in very strange times, some of us feeling anxious, stressed or depressed, and we now need something in our lives that can help combat this. I went along to Nadur Wellness Centre in Market Street in town to try Acupuncture, to find out from owner Annmarie McGrath how it can benefit us, especially at this time. Find out in this episode how I got on.....Also this week I chat to Marie McMahon from The Tipperary Museum of Hidden History about the Mick Delahunty lost recordings cd and the launch of Kevin McCarthy's Tom Kiely book, the Loreto's 14-14-14 challenge, what's on offer online from the library for you and the kids, another scam to watch out for and lots more.

AK Cleaning and Shamrock walking tours. Hosted by Marie McNamara and Trish Nugent. -00.00- Arthur from AK Cleaning based in Bodyke/ Scariff talks  about their deep cleaning and sanitising systems, disinfecting for home or business.  https://akcleaning.net -14.50 - Marie Mcmahon, live from Portugal talks about her business in Shamrock Walking tours and getting it back up and running. Marie talks about the protocols as he has travelled back from ireland to Portugal and how she is trying to keep her business going including walking tours that she has now organised here at home.  http://www.shamrockwalkingtours.com   Saturday Chronicle is Sponsored by JAMES M NASH AND DERG KITCHEN DESIGN  http://dergkitchendesign.ie Outside broadcast sponsored by Michael Long Construction Scariff http://www.mlcbuilders.ie  

Marie McMahon, curator of the Hidden History Museum in Clonmel talks to Damien about one of Ireland's first music stars, Mick Delahunty.

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Live from SBCR studios at the Derg Alliance Community Building in Scariff, Hosted by Jim Collins, John S Kelly and Marie McNamara Saturday Chronicle 21st December 2019 Festive edition part 1 Show Highlights 00.00 Introduction 04.02  East Clare Garda Focus Gda Darren McLoughlin 12.30 News Headlines 20.01 Meabh McCall live in studio 35.21 Leanne Horan live from Vietnam 55.30 Marie McMahon from Scariff home from Portugal and Oran Treacy from Bodyke back from San Diego. Saturday  Chronicle is kindly sponsored by James M Nash and Co and Derg Kitchen Design    

The Mid-West Hospital Campaign group are a community health campaigers who have merged together to campaign for better health care in response to record breaking overcrowding at UHL.The group have organised a protest at the University Hospital Limerick to highlight the severe and continuing overcrowding being experienced by the patients trying to access Accident & Emergency Services in the Mid-West. Joe is joined by one of the campaigners involved - Marie McMahon.. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Saturday Chronicle 6th July 2019 Part 1 - Broadcast live from the new Scariff Bay Community radio studio Hosted by tom Hanley and Pat Duggan Message the show  directly on whatsapp 085 8659889 Highlights   00.00 Introduction 01.05 News headlines 10.04 Gda Brian Quinn from Scariff brings us East Clare Garda focus 24.30 Eoin Garvey from Inagh  talking about www.caminogroups.ie and Marie McMahon talking about her base in Tomar, Portugal and walking tours https://www.shamrockwalkingtours.com   Saturday  Chronicle is kindly sponsored by James M Nash and Co and Derg Kitchen Design  

Bernie Goldbach, American in Ireland, shares thoughts about how the sound track of one's life is often the most significant source of artistic inspiration. 00:29 Watching kayaks 01:00 Artist Studio 02: 24 John Kelly 04:51 Ballagh was ahead of his time06:06 Bernieman on the 4th 06:36 Born to Run 06:04 unemployed before Clonmel commission 09:41 Phil played Robert's guitar 09:55 Hear Robert Ballagh on Episode 08 10:05 Marie McMahon 10:09 Eimear King 10:18 Sun-Split Festival 10:38 #traveldeeper 10:45 Tommy Grogan has the best ice cream in Tipperary. 11:17#clonmelarts report 11:42 Top ClonmelArts image is Ballagh's12:20 celebration of landscape and culture13:14 Meet the Maker Jewellery13:34 Junction in the Park Book now:https://www.eventbrite.ie/o/clonmel-junction-arts-festival-19982185981

Claire Bentley and Bernie Goldbach explain what people are liking the most about #clonmelarts and they also spotlight 15 free things you can do when walking the Clonmel Junction Arts Festival between the first and seventh of July 2019. See the full schedule at http://junctionfestival.com00:31 Top Hits for #clonmelarts 01:00 The most liked thing is Mollie Anna King01:24 Slievenamon in Kilkenny?01:37 http://ymt.fm corrects us on Slievenamon02:08 Locations of free things02:248 Cara Schumann03:15 Thanks to @tipperarycoco 04:35 FREE: Robert Ballagh Exhibition 04:48 Restored by Tipperary Museum 05:26 Marie McMahon remembers walking the loop05:52 FREE: Instagram exhibition06:19 FREE: Steel sculpture on Clonmel Digital Campus06:34 FREE: Bobby Blount sculpture06:55 FREE: Mural At Gleeson’s Pub06:59 FREE: Off Anglesea Street near Scotch Hall07:07 FREE: Everybody Dance Now 07:14 FREE: Communal Lunch Seating07:31 FREE: Mollie Anna King in STAC07:42 FREE: Animated short films07:55 FREE: Narrow Space Gallery08:00 FREE: Animators talk about work08:10 FREE: Print Van go 08:22 FREE: Kids Corner 08:27 FREE: Laptop Ensemble 08:39 FREE: Junction at Powerstown08:48 FREE: Clonmel Junction Festival Podcast09:19 Follow Twitter.com #clonmelarts09:21 thanks to http://twitter.com/freakyfwoof 09:25 Book your tickets on Eventbrite09:56 See you at #CJAF19

This week the podcast focuses on Crinniu na nOg, a day of free creativity for children and young people, across the arts, culture, and heritage - now in its second year. We talk to Roisin O’ Grady, Heritage Officer and Crinniu na nOg Co-ordinator for County Tipperary and John Hannafin, LIT lecturer on the Game Art and Design Course at LIT Clonmel about ‘Game On’, which is our own Crinniu event here at South Tipperary Arts Centre.As well as the Crinniu, Clonmel Junction Arts Festival is just a fortnight away, and one of the highlights promises to be the conservation and unveiling of ‘People and A Frank Stella’ by Robert Ballagh, which was an iconic part of town life from the 1970’s all the way through to the ’90s. We talk to Marie McMahon, Curator of Tipperary County Museum and the woman responsible for overseeing the restoration project. If you want to contact the podcast, we would love to hear from you!southtippartspodcast@gmail.com

Ever considered teaching in higher ed as a career path? PhD Trekkers Mari and Yan talks about Yan's recent eye-opening conversation with Professor Marie McMahon in San Diego Miramar Community College. where she shares her fascinating life story, career trajectory, and the various uniquenesses and challenges of the community college setting. Tune in to learn more about the process of landing a teaching position and tenured track position, the nitty-gritty interview details and tips, the concept of a community college, and the current academic job market. Yan even asked about his chances of landing a teaching position as a 1st generation Americans with a foreign accent! Other topics such as students evaluations, faculty diversity in higher ed, and academic upward mobility are also discussed. More on Prof Marie McMahon's work: http://faculty.sdmiramar.edu/faculty/sdccd/mmcmahon/

Join Dr. Karen Kan as she interviews Marie McMahon, PTA, LMT, an energy healing professional who uses dowsing to energetically evalute people's homes in order to determine if there are any enery vortexes present that may be affecting their health and wellbeing. In this show Marie explains how she helps her clients by healing their home energetic space. Marie entered the field of healing through Physical Therapy in 1988.  By 2005, she expanded her education to include a certification in Massage Therapy.  Through years of hand's on experience with her clients, Marie has learned to integrate her keen intuition and listening with a tool belt full of advanced and practical skills for both the physical and emotional bodies.  Her philosophy is to assist clients in regaining one's full potential by working WITH their inner wisdom.   Marie's in depth holistic experience combined with her love of teaching is a gift to those desiring to learn more about their bodies and overall health and wellness. Specialties include correcting painful postural misalignments secondary to muscle imbalances, orthopedic injuries, head injuries, chronic pain and conditions due to overuse, illness and emotional tensions.  Marie has worked with the US Bobsled team, Italian Skeleton team, Russian World Cup Luger, members of the NYC Ballet and accomplished musicians at Meadowmount Music School as well as  and countless amateur athletes.  She, in conjunction with Dr. Karen Kan, Acupuncturist, has created the ADK Healing Circle which is comprised of healers from multiple disciplines who assist people on their journey of healing.  Marie's private practice is located in Keene NY.