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  • Episode 24- Shona Fairbairn "Specialist Physiotherapist in Mental Health and Long-term Conditions"
    2025/03/01

    Episode 24 was another brilliant episode, joined by the lovely Shona Fairbairn where we discussed different aspects of Mental Health and Well-Being. Shona was very open about her own personal battles and gave some really good tips on looking after your own mental health.


    Who is Shona Fairbairn?

    - Shona is a passionate Mental Health advocate

    - Specialist Physiotherapist in Mental Health and Long-term Conditions

    - Certified MHEC (Mental Health and Exercise Coach)

    - Beginner Strongwoman

    - Living with M.E. and Binge Eating Disorder


    (Please remember we are not qualified medical practitioners therefore, if you have any concerns regarding your own mental/physical wellbeing it is important to liaise with your GP/Medical Practitioner)

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    1 時間
  • Episode 23- Marty Rafo "Singer/Songwriter, M.D Music School"
    2025/02/01

    In episode 23 it was class to be joined by Marty Rafo owner of M.D Music School, Armagh. "You'll Never Be Alone" reached No1 in the UK and Irish Rock charts. Marty has played many gigs, some alongside the likes of Feeder and Reef. He has also performed to US troops in Fort Bliss Texas. Currently holds residencies at some top venues in Belfast, Northern Ireland. Won Armagh's Inspirational Educator of the year and performs many a gig for charities and fundraiser events.

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    59 分
  • Episode 22- "A Man on a Mission" Johnny Simpson on (Conquering Kilimanjaro, Overcoming Adversity and His Mental Health)
    2025/01/04

    Joining me for episode 22 was the "legend" Johnny Simpson, from the bottom to the top. Johnny speaks about his passion for hiking, how an injury brought him to his knees but from there he looked up. Discussing the setbacks and impact on his mental well-being, being male and not supposed to talk about mental health, felt like giving up but instead completely turned his life around, creating new habits, building new goals and achieving his dreams. Another powerful episode with another gentleman.


    Tune in, find us on Instagram under Higher_Self24

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    1 時間
  • Episode 21: Stevey J International (Entrepreneur and Results Consultant)
    2024/12/09

    In episode 21 I was honoured to be joined by Stevey J who is an entrepreneur who set up 13 health clubs nationwide and in 2003 was awarded as International Franchisee out of 5000 businesses globally. Other amazing facts about Stevey J include:

    - A results coach with extraordinary results

    - A true passion for helping others to create lasting change in their personal and business lives.

    - Director of IODP (International Orphanage Development Programme)

    - First person in Ireland to run and Epic Journey of 100 Marathons in 100 days

    - Ran the entire country of Ireland, setting a New World Record in the process of 60 Ultra Marathons in 60 day

    - Happily Married to his wife Catherine with three children

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    1 時間 6 分
  • Episode 20: Shauneen Simpson (Heart to Heart Holistic Health)
    2024/12/02

    What can I say about this lady, such an empowering, kind, caring and and wholesome individual. Shauneen joins me to discuss what it means to be a Holistic Healer in Reflexology, Reiki, Inner Child Healing and more. Shauneen chats about her adventure in Peru, opening her new wellness centre and just being an all round superstar.

    Loving wife, mother and enthused about helping her clients reach new heights in their own health and well-being.


    Listen in now and you can also find us on Instagram under Higher_Self24

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    1 時間 4 分
  • Episode 19. Hall Patton (Pulmonary Fibrosis Sufferer and on Oxygen 24/7 but wanted to come on to create awareness)
    2022/09/30

    In episode 19 I was once again privileged to be joined by another remarkable human being. Hall Patton who was diagnosed with Pulmonary Fibrosis last November speaks about how he got his diagnosis then not long after he was put onto oxygen. Hall jokes about his bad golf swing but indicates how he misses the craic with the lads. This episode is relatively short for someone listening to the audio however, for someone like Hall Patton unfortunately this conversation took a lifetime for him as he constantly was in need of Oxygen to help him speak. For me personally I am in awe of this gentleman as he navigates his way through life dealing with significant changes to his lifestyle yet still wants to come on and do his bit in regard to creating awareness for Pulmonary Fibrosis

    Please share this audio far and wide and give this gentleman the awareness he deserves

    Hall from the bottom of my heart thank you for joining me and for having such an impact, I wish you the best with your health

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    13 分
  • Episode 18. Clifford Duncan (Diagnosed with Pulmonary Fibrosis and given 2-4 years to live)
    2022/09/30

    On Episode 18 I had one of the most overwhelming opportunities to speak with Clifford Duncan. Clifford was diagnosed with Pulmonary Fibrosis back 7 years ago and was given a diagnosis of 2-4 years left of life. Currently into his 7th year and now on oxygen 24/7 this remarkable human being pulled at the heart strings with his charismatic personality. Despite struggling throughout the episode to breathe Clifford powered on through because of his willingness to help other people which is just incredible. A devoted family man who used to love a bit of Drama Club and Volunteered for the Samaritans.

    Clifford speaks about the stigma around a condition like this and how people's perceptions change if they notice someone in a shop struggling. No time to be kind like the time we have

    Clifford thank you for being a true role model and wishing you the very best health

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    35 分
  • Episode 17. Clare O Donohoe speaks about the impact of Pulmonary Fibrosis on her family
    2022/09/15
    Clare is a Business Administration lecturer in South West College, Erne Campus. Clare lives in Co Fermanagh with her husband Tom and children, Hannah and Ryan. In 2018 her husband was diagnosed with Idiopathic Pulmonary Fibrosis, aged 43. Here she talks about the impact of this devastating diagnosis and how the family are coping with it. Clare wants to support other families who find themselves in a similar situation, and has recently become an ambassador for the Northern Trust Pulmonary Fibrosis Support Group, supporting patients, carers and their families in the Fermanagh/Tyrone area. She has undertaken several fundraising events, the most recent of which was Lap the Lough, where 4 of her friends undertook the epic cycle, 89 miles, around Lough Neagh to raise awareness of Pulmonary Fibrosis, and fundraise for the first respite Centre in Northern Ireland for patients and their families, ‘Puffin Lodge’.
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    36 分