Podcasts about our lady's hospital

Dr. Colman Noctor is a Child and Adolescent Psychoanalytical Psychotherapist, who has worked at the Great Ormond Street Hospital, the Royal Edinburgh Hospital, Our Lady's Hospital in Crumlin, the Lucena Child Mental Health Services, and St Patricks Mental Health Service. He provides his patients with specialized treatment of various emotional disorders and possesses a deep interest in understanding the influence of contemporary media on child development and mental health, frequently sharing his insights through national media contributions. Dr. Noctor's book The 4-7 Zone: An Easy and Effective Way to Live a Balanced Life – and Become Your Own Therapist is expected to be published in April 2024. He holds a Post Graduate Higher Diploma in Child and Adolescent Mental Health from Dublin City University,  a Graduate Diploma in Psychoanalytic Studies from Dublin Business School, a Master of Science in Child and Adolescent Psychoanalytic Psychotherapy from Trinity College Dublin, and a Doctorate in Psychotherapy from Dublin City University. Today Dr. Colman and I discuss the concept behind his book The 4-7 Zone and the importance of finding balance. We discuss the importance of maintaining a moderate mindset to achieve well-being and how to accept yourself for who you are today. He instructs us on how to be more present in our day-to-day lives and shares surprising statistics on how happy we truly are. We discuss the idea of having enough, what contentment really means, and how social media makes us feel like we're falling behind. We also discuss how we distort our perceptions of happiness and emphasize the importance of contentment and inner peace. “There is an aspiration that we would go through life without adversity. But through any growth, there has to be some degree of discomfort.” – Dr. Colman Noctor This week on In the Doctor's Chair: The definition of the 4-7 Zone How Colman discovered the 4-7 Zone The upside of feeling moderate How being vulnerable can help us grow The benefits of unstructured play on a child's development The benefits of drawing on parental wisdom Why well-being doesn't automatically equal happiness Dr. Colman's tips for navigating life The downside of medicalizing normal life struggles Why self-diagnosis could be harmful to your health Connect with Dr. Colman Noctor: Dr. Colman Noctor's Website Book: The 4-7 Zone: An Easy and Effective Way to Live a Balanced Life – and Become Your Own Therapist by Colman Noctor Dr. Colman Noctor on Twitter 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 #118 The 4 – 7 Zone – Become Your Own Psychotherapist appeared first on Mark Rowe.

In this episode of Anaesthesia on Air Dr. Sarah Muldoon, Consultant Neuroanaesthetist at King's College London and former RCoA Council Member, speaks to Dr. Mary Doherty, Consultant Anaesthetist at Our Lady's Hospital in Ireland, about her experience as a neurodivergent anaesthetist. Mary talks about the sometimes surprising ways neurodiversity can benefit and inform clinical practice, and how anaesthetists can work better with their neurodivergent colleagues. [This episode was recorded in May 2022]

Today on the show - Thomas Bynre joins us to discuss the proposed changes to ambulance protocol at Our Lady's Hospital in Navan, ALONE urge older people to reach out for assistance during the cold spell and Bishop Michael Router talks about the importance of offering the hand of friendship to those who are new into the country - these stories and more on this morning's show. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Contents of three additional documents released to LMFM, following our appeal to original FOI ruling, relating to the future of Our Lady's Hospital in Navan was discussed with Deputy Peadar Toibin and separately with Junior Minister Damien English, local councillor Kevin Callan spoke of pollution concerns as a result of a dredger partially sinking at Drogheda Port Company on the river Boyne in Drogheda, child poverty and the issues likely to dominate the return of the Dail - just some of the topics covered Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Navan Hospital's emergency department will not be closing in September, Minister of State Damien English has insisted. His remarks come after it had been revealed that the HSE signaled that it intends to go ahead with a planned reconfiguration of Our Lady's Hospital in Navan despite a pause and review ordered by Minister for Health Stephen Donnelly. Aontú Party Leader & Chair of the Save Navan Hospital Campaign Peadar Tobín spoke to Ciara on the show.

Navan Hospital's emergency department will not be closing in September, Minister of State Damien English has insisted. His remarks come after it had been revealed that the HSE signaled that it intends to go ahead with a planned reconfiguration of Our Lady's Hospital in Navan despite a pause and review ordered by Minister for Health Stephen Donnelly. Aontú Party Leader & Chair of the Save Navan Hospital Campaign Peadar Tobín spoke to Ciara on the show.

Michael discussed the HSE revelation, that a National Working Group on the reconfiguration of Our Lady's Hospital in Navan will begin meeting next week, with Chair of the Save Navan Hospital Group, Peadar Toibin See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

The decision to close Navan Hospital's A&E department seems to be etching forward as the HSE today has strongly backed the proposal. Dr Gerry McEntee Clinical Director of Our Lady's Hospital in Navan & Gus Martin Part of Save Navan Hospital Campaign, joined Kieran to discuss what the impact will be if this does go ahead.

The Chief Executive of the HSE has said plans to reconfigure the Emergency Department at Our Lady's Hospital Navan will proceed, despite a request from Minister for Health Stephen Donnelly to put them on hold. For more on this Shane spoke to the Clinical Director of Our Lady's Hospital in Navan, Dr. Gerry McEntee and Aontu leader and TD for Meath West, Peadar Toibin.

The Chief Executive of the HSE has said plans to reconfigure the Emergency Department at Our Lady's Hospital Navan will proceed, despite a request from Minister for Health Stephen Donnelly to put them on hold. For more on this Shane spoke to the Clinical Director of Our Lady's Hospital in Navan, Dr. Gerry McEntee and Aontu leader and TD for Meath West, Peadar Toibin.

We've reaction to the HSE's plans for the future of Our Lady's Hospital in Navan, Clinical Director @ Our Lady's outlined details of their proposals and what it will mean for services at the hospital. Local TD's Damien English and Darren O Rourke gave their thoughts on the proposals and the reaction from people locally. Minister Thomas Byrne spoke to us on the UK's plans to change the NI protocol and the HSE plans for Navan hospital and we heard from the Tidy Towns group in Drogheda who expressed disappointment at Drogheda's poor performace in the recent litter league tables - these stories and more on this morning's show See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

The HSE has announced that the emergency department will close at Our Lady's Hospital in Navan. It will be replaced by a GP referred 24-hour medical assessment unit and an injury unit. The intensive care unit will also close under the plan. Dr. Colm Henry Chief Clinical Officer, Health Service Executive spoke to Shane on the show.

The HSE has announced that the emergency department will close at Our Lady's Hospital in Navan. It will be replaced by a GP referred 24-hour medical assessment unit and an injury unit. The intensive care unit will also close under the plan. Dr. Colm Henry Chief Clinical Officer, Health Service Executive spoke to Shane on the show.

The former Our Lady's Hospital in Ennis was the scene of a recent, possible sighting of a ghost. Paranormal Supernatural Investigations Ireland visited the old Ennis Asylum, located on the Gort Road, and took video footage and lots of photographs, including one of what they believe to be the spirit of a child staring out of a window. The group including Richard Morrison, Ronan O'Grady, PJ Kavanagh and Anthony Douglas, decided to check out any potential spiritual activity after hearing stories about the history of Our Lady's and subsequently doing some research. Alan met up with Richard and PJ from Paranormal Supernatural Investigations Ireland to return to the scene of their ghost sighting and find out more about their group, Our Lady's and the ghost they saw. We were subsequently joined by Morning Focus listener Joe Byrne from Kilkee who shared his experience of visiting the site with his friends back in 2018. He told Alan what happened when he got inside the building.

The reopening of the country, concern over the future of Our Lady's Hospital in Navan and the rising number of Covid cases in Louth and Meath were just some of the topics covered on today's show See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Today on the show - Local TD's Peter Fitzpatrick and Ruairi O Murchu discussed details of the Youth Justice Strategy, Sinn Fein's Johnny Guirke spoke on the efforts being made to save services at Our Lady's Hospital, Navan. Cllrs Emma Coffey, Gerry O Connor and Michael Gallagher gave their reaction to Govt's decision to send a representative to the commemoration event in Armagh later this month and the IFA spoke to us as their National Day of Protest got underway nationwide. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Today on the show - The Simon Communities of Ireland spoke with Michael about the launch of Simon Week and the Simon Bill aimed at helping to prevent homelessness. Local Minister Damien English was with us to address local concerns over the future of the A&E department at Our Lady's Hospital in Navan. Sinn Fein's Louise O Reilly spoke to us about Government plans for a Covid recognition payment for frontline workers and the possibility of an additional bank holiday. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Aontu Leader Peadar Toibin spoke to Michael regarding questions he asked in the Dáil about the HSE's plans for the future of Accident and Emergency at Our Lady's Hospital in Navan after staff came to him with concerns. Navan based Cllrs Alan Lawes and Emer Toibin also expressed their concerns about the future of the unit. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

We heard last week that the number of children presenting to paediatric hospital emergency departments with mental health problems rose during the pandemic - with a spike in attendance before school reopening. The study looked at school-aged children aged 5 to 15 who attended the emergency departments of Our Lady's Hospital, Crumlin, Temple St Hospital and Tallaght Hospital in Dublin in the year to February 28 last. Overall there was an increase of 8.9% compared to the previous year. Bansha native and Former governor of Mount Joy Prison John Lonergan spoke about the issue on Tipp Today.

"Invasive Procedures" from Invasive Procedures by Pelgrane Press using the Fear Itself 2nd Edition System. A MythosCon 2020 Event! In 2020, a group of hospital patients are transferred to the old Our Lady's Hospital, where they find their ailments are the least of their troubles.

"Invasive Procedures" from Invasive Procedures by Pelgrane Press using the Fear Itself 2nd Edition System. A MythosCon 2020 Event! In 2020, a group of hospital patients are transferred to the old Our Lady's Hospital, where they find their ailments are the least of their troubles.

"Invasive Procedures" from Invasive Procedures by Pelgrane Press using the Fear Itself 2nd Edition System. A MythosCon 2020 Event! In 2020, a group of hospital patients are transferred to the old Our Lady's Hospital, where they find their ailments are the least of their troubles.

"Invasive Procedures" from Invasive Procedures by Pelgrane Press using the Fear Itself 2nd Edition System. A MythosCon 2020 Event! In 2020, a group of hospital patients are transferred to the old Our Lady's Hospital, where they find their ailments are the least of their troubles.

"Invasive Procedures" from Invasive Procedures by Pelgrane Press using the Fear Itself 2nd Edition System. A MythosCon 2020 Event! In 2020, a group of hospital patients are transferred to the old Our Lady's Hospital, where they find their ailments are the least of their troubles.

Dr. Colman Noctor is a Child and Adolescent Psychoanalytical Psychotherapist. He has worked across a range of Child & Adolescent Mental Health Services both in Ireland and abroad and he has a wealth of national and international clinical experience. Colman specialises in the treatment of all emotional disorders and has a keen interest in the effects of contemporary media on child development and mental health and frequently contributes to national media on this topic. Colman is the resident Psychotherapist on The Ray Darcy Show on RTE Radio One and he is a frequent contributor to both the national broadsheet press (Irish Times, Irish Independent) and Broadcast media. He is the author of "Cop On. What it is and why your child needs it to thrive and survive in today's world” was published in March 2015. Colman has worked in Great Ormond Street Hospital, the Royal Edinburgh Hospital, Our Lady's Hospital in Crumlin and the Lucena Child Mental Health Services and St Patricks Mental Health Service. He is currently an Associate Professor in University College Dublin. He also has a small private practice in the Basin Street Centre in Naas. Only Human Podcast is available on Spotify, Apple Podcasts, etc and is produced by Evan Balfe