Podcast appearances and mentions of sharon lambert

Failte a chairdefor a man that was kicked out of school and felt like a sore thumb to the education system of Ireland, I am delighted to introduce my next guest.Dr. Sharon Lambert is, as she says, a senior lecturer in the university college cork. she has gifted me with her time and I really appreciated her knowledge and wisdom throughout. I may have spoke over her a few times but I found it hard to hear her mic ( I am really not that ignorant).My gofundme is  below and if you are in Australia and are looking to buy a solidarity shirt please contact me through my social media platforms!https://gofund.me/dab21e31Hey there! I'm currently raising funds to support those suffering from the ongoing crisis in Palestine. Every donation directly helps provide essential supplies to people in desperate need. Please click the link below to donate or share it with others who might be willing to help.

On tonight's Late Late Show with Piers Gledhill and Sharon Lambert, we dive deep into the challenges and opportunities of re-engaging with education after the summer break. Our discussion will focus on creating a welcoming and supportive environment for learners in Further Education (FE), especially those who may have had a negative schooling experience. We'll explore practical strategies for educators to foster a positive learning atmosphere, share success stories of transformative educational practices, and offer insights into how to motivate and inspire students as they transition back into their studies. Tune in for an enlightening conversation that aims to make the return to education as smooth and encouraging as possible for both students and educators alike.

Charlie Weston, Personal Finance Editor with the Irish Independent and Dr. Sharon Lambert, Applied Psychologist at UCC

Dr Sharon Lambert is a lecturer in the School of Applied Psychology in UCC. Sharon's research interests revolve primarily around inclusion psychology/inclusion health in the areas of mental health, substance dependence, homelessness and trauma and consequent impacts on service design and delivery and is regularly published in peer-reviewed journals and delivers seminars. We discussed how podcasting has made mental health and wellbeing information more accessible and understandable for listeners and a new study has proved that they can in fact improve mental health literacy. The paper, published by Dr Lambert and Naoise Ó Caoilte from UCC, shows that access to information through podcasts has decreased stigma and increased help-seeking amongst listeners. We also talk about topics including stress, mental health, mens mental health, trauma and looking at change on the individual and societal level.If you want to support the podcast please Buy us a Coffee or check out our social media channels to purchase our new Coffee tumblrs.Join us for Movember and Grow a Mo!Instagram: @soulbrewpodcastFacebook: @soulbrewpodcastTik Tok: @soulbrewpodcastTwitter: @soulrewpodcastEmail: soulbrewpodcast@gmail.com Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Please join us at patreon.com/tortoiseshack The Citizens Assembly for Drugs has delivered it's report and the results are.. ..well we aren't too sure. So we got the Irish national treasure, UCC Snr Lecturer, Dr Sharon Lambert to come back on and tall us what her expert opinion is. Her verdict is cautiously heartening, but because she is an expert Sharon talks us through what is said and what was maybe left out. Eoin Ó Broin on Gaza, Housing and Sinn Féin's ambition for change is out now here:https://www.patreon.com/posts/patron-exclusive-92567805

Please join us at patreon.com/tortoiseshack " I ran from death in Gaza City to find it in Rafah" If you've been with us a while you'll have heard from author, academic, researcher with Politics Today and proud Gazan, Dr Yousef M Aljamal, before. Sadly and tragically he rejoins us today to talk about how the Israeli bombing of Gaza has killed nine of his family and what that brutality is doing to his home and any sense of hope he might have for a peaceful and just life in a free Palestine. Yousef outlines what he feels is the goal of 'the most right wing government in Israeli history' and how this campaign is unprecedented in both cruelty and ambition. This is another voice that we need to hear from on our mainstream platforms. Read his latest piece here: https://politicstoday.org/gaza-death-march/ Dr Sharon Lambert on the Citizens Assembly for Drugs is out now:https://www.patreon.com/posts/patron-exclusive-91593486

Please join us at patreon.com/tortoiseshack " I ran from death in Gaza City to find it in Rafah" If you've been with us a while you'll have heard from author, academic, researcher with Politics Today and proud Gazan, Dr Yousef M Aljamal, before. Sadly and tragically he rejoins us today to talk about how the Israeli bombing of Gaza has killed nine of his family and what that brutality is doing to his home and any sense of hope he might have for a peaceful and just life in a free Palestine. Yousef outlines what he feels is the goal of 'the most right wing government in Israeli history' and how this campaign is unprecedented in both cruelty and ambition. This is another voice that we need to hear from on our mainstream platforms. Read his latest piece here: https://politicstoday.org/gaza-death-march/ Dr Sharon Lambert on the Citizens Assembly for Drugs is out now:https://www.patreon.com/posts/patron-exclusive-91593486

Attachment 'insecurity" is partly a manifestation of unresolved stress patterns in the child and, by extension, the family. Therapists usually think of stress as interpersonal and dyadic, but you can't isolate individuals from context. We talk about context a lot when it comes to attachment - the circumstances or setting which helps to understand a process more deeply. As Sharon Lambert says in today's episode, you can't "pull yourself up by your bootstraps" if you have no boots. Sue Marriott and Sharon Lambert discuss the unconscious bootstraps communities have that cause blame towards those who are struggling. www.therapistuncensored.com/episodes to join our premium Neuronerd community www.therapistuncensored.com/join

Dr Sharon Lambert, School of Applied Psychology at UCC and Lisa O'Brien, South and South-East Youth Services Manager in Focus Ireland

Please join us at patreon.com/tortoiseshack In this Reboot Republic, Rory talks to Dara Turnbull, an Irish economist and housing researcher working with Housing Europe in Brussels about his new report 'Delivering on Housing in Ireland: A European Policy Perspective'. We discuss the current status of housing delivery in Ireland, the delivery of social housing and ideas from Europe such as tackling vacancy through a state guarantee in Estonia, the state bank lending for social housing in France, and the overall approach to delivering social housing as a public good, valuing it not stigmatising it. The SpiceBag and Dr Sharon Lambert podcast is out now here:https://www.patreon.com/posts/patron-exclusive-87488678 Read more from Dara here:https://t.co/7tRtyXGHDd

Please join us on patreon.com/tortoiseshack (Editors Note: Recorded Monday Aug 7th for members) Art is supposed to provoke and with their Designated Crack and Heroin Zone posters, activist artists, SpiceBag and Pattern Up have certainly done that. Both SpiceBag and Pattern Up, joined us to talk about the reasons for their poster and the heat that comes with provoking conversations via protest art. Then Sinn Féin Cllr in Dublin City Council, Daithí Doolan, joins us all to share his concerns about the posters and why he feels they aren't helpful. There's some disagreement and conflict with a small c, but everyone wants to see harm reduction drug policies implemented. A cracking listen... The follow up podcast with SpiceBag and Dr Sharon Lambert is available now for free:https://www.patreon.com/posts/patron-exclusive-87488678

Please join us on patreon.com/tortoiseshack (Editors Note: Recorded Monday Aug 7th for members) Art is supposed to provoke and with their Designated Crack and Heroin Zone posters, activist artists, SpiceBag and Pattern Up have certainly done that. Both SpiceBag and Pattern Up, joined us to talk about the reasons for their poster and the heat that comes with provoking conversations via protest art. Then Sinn Féin Cllr in Dublin City Council, Daithí Doolan, joins us all to share his concerns about the posters and why he feels they aren't helpful. There's some disagreement and conflict with a small c, but everyone wants to see harm reduction drug policies implemented. A cracking listen... The follow up podcast with SpiceBag and Dr Sharon Lambert is available now for free:https://www.patreon.com/posts/patron-exclusive-87488678

According to Edison Research, there are more podcast listeners than ever, with 64% of the US 12+ population having ever listened to a podcast. With over half a million active podcasts available, more time is being devoted to mental health discussions. However, little is known about the motivation and experiences of people listening to mental health related material in podcasts. Joining us today are Dr. Sharon Lambert and Naoise Ó Caoilte from University College Cork in Ireland, who have studied the motivations and experiences of mental health-related podcast listeners. Their recent paper is entitled "Podcasts as a Tool for Enhancing Mental Health Literacy: An Investigation of Mental Health-Related Podcasts," and it appears in the journal Mental Health & Prevention. In this interview, we discuss the importance of mental health literacy and ask if the need for honest mental health experiences is being met from the recording studio rather than the consulting room. *** Mad in America podcasts and reports are made possible, in part, by a grant from the Thomas Jobe Fund. Thank you for being with us to listen to the podcast and read our articles this year. MIA is funded entirely by reader donations. If you value MIA, please help us continue to survive and grow. To find the Mad in America podcast on your preferred podcast player, click here

Welcome to Where Is My Mind? A podcast about how we can better look after our heads and our hearts in the head-melty chaos of the modern world. Podcasting has made mental health and wellbeing information more accessible and understandable for listeners and a new study has proved that they can in fact improve mental health literacy.  The paper, published by psychologists from University College Cork, shows that access to information through podcasts has decreased stigma and increased help-seeking amongst listeners. Niall is joined by authors Dr. Sharon Lambert and Naoise Ó Caoilte to hear why this mental health literacy is so important and how we can utilise podcasting and other mediums as excellent supports for patients and therapists.  Follow Niall on IG @bressie, TikTok @niallbreslin, FB @whereismymindpodcast and Twitter @nbrez and visit his website: www.niallbreslin.com. Where is My Mind? is brought to you by BetterHelp. Give online therapy a try and get 10% off your first month at betterhelp.com/mymind  Click this link for a list of current sponsors and discount codes for this show and all Lemonada shows lemonadamedia.com/sponsors. A big thank you to Lemonada Media for welcoming us to the family. Stay up to date with Lemonada Media on Twitter, Facebook, and Instagram at @LemonadaMedia. Check out our 31 Days Of Mindfulness on Lemonada Premium. Joining Lemonada Premium is a great way to support our show and get bonus content. Subscribe today at bit.ly/lemonadapremium. If you or someone you know is struggling emotionally or feeling hopeless, it's important to talk to someone about it now. You can contact one of the resources below for free.  In Ireland/U.K.: https://www.samaritans.org/ In the U.S.: https://988lifeline.org/ See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Part 1. I speak about about my NY Times interview and why I wear a bag on my head. Part 2 I chat with Dr. Sharon Lambert about the Citizens assembly on Drugs where Sharon was an invited participant. Drugs legislation in Ireland and what needs to change in guidance with safety and evidence Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Sharon is a psychologist who has been working on mental health, addiction and trauma throughout her career. She spoke to us about her work, about 'social capital' and how it impacts all of our lives, and why no matter how hard someone works the likelihood is that without social capital you can't beat the system.

I hope you're all enjoying few days off or at the very least, taking some time for yourselves. This is the tortoise shack review of (some of) 2022. Joining Martin, Sam and myself to look at highlights, lowlights and a lot, lot more were Shamim Malekmian, Emma DeSouza and Harry McEvansoneya. You'll also hear from listeners and contributors like Rose Marie Maughan, Graham Merro Merrigan, Amanullah De Sondy, Emma Langford, Sharon Lambert, Chris De Burgh, Grace Dyas, John Gibbons, Colin from Portsmouth and Gav Casey. Hope you enjoy. Part 2 is available now at patreon.com/tortoiseshack - Please join us in 2023.

I hope you're all enjoying few days off or at the very least, taking some time for yourselves. This is the tortoise shack review of (some of) 2022. Joining Martin, Sam and myself to look at highlights, lowlights and a lot, lot more were Shamim Malekmian, Emma DeSouza and Harry McEvansoneya. You'll also hear from listeners and contributors like Rose Marie Maughan, Graham Merro Merrigan, Amanullah De Sondy, Emma Langford, Sharon Lambert, Chris De Burgh, Grace Dyas, John Gibbons, Colin from Portsmouth and Gav Casey. Hope you enjoy. Part 2 is available now at patreon.com/tortoiseshack - Please join us in 2023.

Poverty, attachment, stress & research on mental health podcasts on today's episode w Sharon Lambert and Sue Marriott.See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

Attachment 'insecurity" is partly a manifestation of unresolved stress patterns in the child and, by extension, the family. Therapists usually think of stress as interpersonal and dyadic, but you can't isolate individuals from context. We talk about context a lot when it comes to attachment - the circumstances or setting which helps to understand a process more deeply. As Sharon Lambert says in today's episode, you can't "pull yourself up by your bootstraps" if you have no boots. Sue Marriott and Sharon Lambert discuss the unconscious bootstraps communities have that cause blame towards those who are struggling. There is no doubt that poverty impacts physical and emotional health, and thus lifting children out of poverty is a direct intervention in their well-being. Today's session also explores fascinating research on how people use mental health podcasts - join us! www.therapistuncensored.com/join Shownotes here: www.therapistuncensored.com/191

Dr Sharon Lambert, from UCC's School of Applied Psychology, on training for mental health professionals regarding parental problem alcohol use.

Dr Sharon Lambert is a researcher in applied psychology. We speak about trauma on an indivual level and a societal level Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Dr. Sharon Lambert, University College Cork

Dr. Sharon Lambert, University College Cork

To mark the first birthday of the podcast we invited a good friend of the show, Dr. Sharon Lambert, back to speak to us as we celebrate 12 months of growing success.If you are a fan of the podcast please consider supporting us via Patreon: www.patreon.com/thetwonorriesYou can also contact us at contact@thetwonorriespodcast.com or follow us on social media.

In this episode, Norah Casey talks to Applied Psychologist and Researcher Dr. Sharon Lambert, Senior Staff Nurse & INMO Executive member Ann Noonan and Clinical Nurse Researcher Toyosi Atoyebi about the wellbeing of nurses and midwives today. To get a clear understanding of the situation, our guests take a deep dive into Let's Talk About It research findings* to uncover the stresses experienced in the profession both before and during the pandemic. Let's Wrap It Up: Each episode ends with a quick 5-minute wrap up session with mental health expert Bríd O'Meara; links to Bríds support recommendations include: -One to one support: https://www.cornmarket.ie/lets-talk-about-it/support-services-one-to-one-support/-Self directed support: https://www.cornmarket.ie/lets-talk-about-it/self-directed-support/-Resources from Zevo Health: https://www.cornmarket.ie/lets-talk-about-it/resources/-Webinars: https://www.cornmarket.ie/lets-talk-about-it/webinars/ If you have been affected by the conversation today, there are a number of one to one and self-directed mental health supports available to you on https://www.cornmarket.ie/lets-talk-about-it/support-services *Source: Cornmarket, April 2021, Let's Talk About It Research Project which included Cornmarket's Shape the Initiative Survey, March 2021, based on 1,134 responses from INMO Income Protection Scheme Members.  Let's Talk About It, a mental health collective for INMO members, is brought to you by INMO and Cornmarket. ‘Let's Talk About It Podcast' is bought to you by INMO and Cornmarket as a part of Let's Talk About It, a mental health collective for INMO members.

Welcome to Talk Commerce. Where we explore how merchants, agencies, and developers experience commerce. This week we interview Sharon Lambert with Adobe from Dublin Ireland. We talk about diversity in the Magento community and the steps we can take to bring more diversity to the community. Sharon suggests we do a panel on diversity for the show. Brent makes a feeble attempt at an Irish accent and Sharon gives us some action items to be inclusive in our community. This episode was recorded on June 4th, 2021

We just finished recording our Live Sunday Special. Martin and I were joined by investigative journalist with Noteworthy, Maria Delaney to discuss her recent story about the ongoing Valproate scandal. Full story HERE We were also joined by Dr Sharon Lambert, but unfortunately we had some WiFi issues! We discussed the shrinking bank market, tax haven Ireland, public servant pay rises, Leo Varadkar interviewed under caution, vaccine kite flying and the new contract in Public Health. Maybe consider supporting Noteworthy HERE. Thanks for joining us and we hope to see you next week by joining us at patreon.com/tortoiseshack

We just finished recording our Live Sunday Special. Martin and I were joined by investigative journalist with Noteworthy, Maria Delaney to discuss her recent story about the ongoing Valproate scandal. Full story HERE We were also joined by Dr Sharon Lambert, but unfortunately we had some WiFi issues! We discussed the shrinking bank market, tax haven Ireland, public servant pay rises, Leo Varadkar interviewed under caution, vaccine kite flying and the new contract in Public Health. Maybe consider supporting Noteworthy HERE. Thanks for joining us and we hope to see you next week by joining us at patreon.com/tortoiseshack

This Reboot Republic podcast talks with Deborah Reynolds, an early years educator from Galway and a trade union activist and Sabrina Ryan, a SIPTU organiser working on the Big Start campaign. Deborah outlines the reality for childcare workers and early years educators as one of burnout, anxiety and feeling undervalued. A recent survey of childcare and early years educators found that 43% of childcare workers are actively seeking another job due to low pay and insecure contracts in the sector, 90% of respondents were struggling to make ends meet due to "poverty pay", and 93% would leave the sector within five years if conditions do not improve. In a workforce of 26,882 people working directly with children, of whom 98% are female, only 10% had access to employer-supported maternity leave. In this podcast Deborah and Sabrina make the case for public investment in the sector, to pay the wages of staff to ensure proper pay and conditions, affordable childcare fees for parents, and quality continued care for children. Its time to value these essential workers. Support their campaign #ValueEarlyYears this coming Friday. See @BigStartIreland Reminder that we are live this evening with a panel of incredible women, GP with the HSE Homeless Team, Dr Anna Marie Naughton, Asst Prof in Addiction, Public Health & Primary Care TCD, Dr Jo-Hanna Ivers and UCC Psychology Lecturer, Dr Sharon Lambert. To register head to patreon.com/tortoiseshack

Dr. Sharon Lambert is a senior lecturer and researcher at UCC, with a specific research interest in the impact of trauma on development and its links with addiction. Dr. Lambert has been interviewed on the Blindboy podcast and has given talks to an Gardai Siochana and the Metropolitan police. During the podcast, we touch on topics such as school closures, addiction, trauma, racism and much more. This talk is particularly useful for anyone working in trauma based work or with disadvantaged children. For anyone interested in getting in contact with Dr. Lambert, her twitter handle is @sharonlambert0 and her academic profile can be found at http://research.ucc.ie/profiles/A011/sharonlambert Hope ye enjoy! Check out our website and follow us on social media for more tips and advice: Website - motuslearning.com Instagram - @motuslearning Facebook - @MotusLearning1 Twitter - @MotusL --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/motus-learning/message

As part of Nollaig Na mBan, Dr Vicky Conway of Policed hosted a special Live Online Podcast with a great panel and a super engaged audience. The guests included Education Lecturer, Ciara Reilly, UCD Ast Prof Orla Hegarty, St James's Hosp. Dr Clíona Ní Cheallaigh and TCD Professor, Aoife McLysaght. You'll also hear from Anne Marie Quilligan on Traveller deprivation during Covid-19, Dr Sharon Lambert on the need to organise and Consultant Paediatric Radiologist, Gabrielle Colleran on the ways the workload falls disproportionately on women. The panel and audience discuss how the government's approach is ignoring scientific knowledge and how schools have led the way. We discuss so many of the ways that this pandemic is hitting women in particular, and look at the impact in different communities, but also how we can move forward compassionately. A brilliant hour. To support these podcasts and get access to these live events please join us at: patreon.com/tortoiseshack

Dr Sharon Lambert is a Lecturer in Applied Psychology in UCC, and so much more. Dr Lambert joined us in the tortoise shack to explain what Trauma Informed Design is, the perceptions of drug users and how class influences them. We talk about the need for ethical and compassionate harm reduction services. Dr Lambert outlines both the financial and humane imperatives to treating addiction as a healthcare issue and not a criminal justice one. Blending her years of experience of working in disadvantaged communities with her work in psychology, Dr Lambert outlines the ways we can reshape our support services to the benefit of all, even the bean counters. Please consider supporting these podcasts by going to: patreon.com/tortoiseshack

I chat with Forensic Psychologist Dr.Sharon Lambert and we have fierce craic See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.