TABOO

Episode 8. Sarah Rose Bright: Naked Truths - Unpacking Shame and Sparking Intimacy

In this impactful episode of Taboo, host Fiona invites renowned sex and intimacy coach Sarah Rose Bright to delve into a revolutionary conversation about the need to redefine societal attitudes towards sex. Sarah shares her journey from fear and shame around sex to empowerment and fulfillment, highlighting how she now guides individuals and couples in transforming their sexual experiences into profound and pleasurable connections.
Tune in as they explore the pervasive conservative attitudes towards sex, the impact of past religious teachings, and the legacy of misinformation and stigma in countries like Ireland. With an emphasis on open discussions, the duo underscores the importance of talking about consent, boundaries, and sexual health to diminish anxiety and create healthier perspectives for future generations.
They also touch upon the shifting perspectives of sex through different life phases, particularly during menopause, and emphasize the vital role of communication and self-exploration in fostering satisfying sexual and intimate relationships. Join the conversation as Sarah and Fiona dissect various myths and untruths surrounding sex, while advocating for a sensual, holistic, and open-minded approach to intimacy that embraces growth, curiosity, and profound connections.
 
ABOUT THE GUEST
Sarah Rose Bright is a Love, Sex & Intimacy Coach and an authorized teacher of The Making Love Retreats®. She specializes in guiding women and committed couples who feel stuck in their intimate lives, helping them reconnect with their feminine bodies, sensuality, and power. Sarah transforms the experience of sex into profound lovemaking, fostering deep intimacy and expansive pleasure. Residing in Somerset, UK, with her fiancé and co-teacher, Graeme Waterfield, she enjoys exploring the countryside, laughing, and embracing adventure. As the host of the Sex, Love, and Intimacy podcast, Sarah works with clients worldwide, facilitating workshops and retreats, and co-teaching courses focused on intimacy and sexual energy mastery. At 51, she has never been happier, finding joy in her work and deepening her relationships.
 
Email: sarah@sarahrosebright.co.uk
Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/sarahrosebright
Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/sarahrosebrightsexcoach/
 
Linktr.ee: https://linktr.ee/sarahrosebright
 
Website: www.sarahrosebright.co.uk
 
 
ABOUT THE HOST
Dr. Fiona Barry is a distinguished healthcare practitioner with over 3 decades of experience in both Western / Modern and Eastern / Traditional medicine.  Holding a PhD in Pharmacology and a degree in biomedical sciences, she transitioned from cardiovascular research to the more holistic approach of Chinese medicine.  She also supports people in their emotional and psychological challenges with the likes of Quantum Thinking Transformation (QTT) and coaching.
 
Fiona's integrative approach has supported several thousand people individually in navigating challenges in such areas as hormonal health, fertility, trauma and chronic pain, with tremendously positive feedback and results.
 
Throughout her clinical practice, Dr. Fiona regularly encounters clients burdened by shame and isolation, voicing sentiments like "I've never told anyone that before."
 
Recognising the profound need for open dialogue, Fiona launched this new podcast series "Taboo", where she aims to create a safe space for the exploration of topics that are often left unspoken, in order to foster connection and understanding on a broader scale.  She is committed to amplifying voices and stories that often go unheard.
 
Fiona is available to work with people in a number of ways, including:
One-to-one in her clinic or online
For media and events, including corporate training in health and wellbeing
 
Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/dr_fionabarry/
Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/comharacupuncture
Website: https://fionabarry.ie/

Episode 7 Part 2. Katie McKenna: When Love Hurts - Understanding Toxic Family Dynamics

Welcome back to part two of 'When Love Hurts: Understanding Toxic Family Dynamics'. Join us as Fiona and guest Katie McKenna delve into how historical and cultural influences have shaped family relationships in Ireland. Explore the profound impact of past traumas on current dynamics, and the journey of awareness and healing. Through insightful conversation, they uncover the path to recognizing dysfunctional patterns, the process of reparenting oneself, and finding safety in healthy relationships. Listen in to this deeply resonating discussion that has touched the hearts of many.

Episode 7 Part 1. Katie McKenna: When Love Hurts - Understanding Toxic Family Relationships

In this episode of the Taboo podcast, we delve into the complex and often unspoken dynamics of family relationships with special guest Katie McKenna. Host Fiona is joined by Katie, an insightful voice in understanding family toxicity, to explore the deeply rooted cultural and religious values in Ireland that can perpetuate less-than-ideal family dynamics.
Together, they discuss the central role family plays in Irish culture, emphasizing loyalty and togetherness, and how these values can sometimes uphold toxic relationships. Katie sheds light on the challenges faced by adult children who grow up in such environments, including role reversals, guilt, shame, and the difficulty of setting boundaries.
This in-depth conversation is not only an eye-opener but a necessary exploration of how family loyalty can sometimes mean accepting dysfunction. The episode is split into two parts, offering listeners a thorough understanding of the issues at play, and equipping them with insights to recognize and address these challenges in their own lives.
 
ABOUT THE GUEST
Katie McKenna is an accredited psychotherapist with a focus on parentification and emotional abuse. She provides guidance on recognising common communication patterns and behaviours associated with toxicity or narcissism, particularly within family settings.
Katie hosts the weekly podcast 'Beyond Survival - The Therapy Podcast' and is the co-author of the international bestseller 'You're Not The Problem'.
 
Email: katiemckenna@live.ie
Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/katiemckennapsychotherapist/?hl=en#
Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/KatieMcKennaTherapy/
Website: www.katiemckenna.ie
 
ABOUT THE HOST
Dr. Fiona Barry is a distinguished healthcare practitioner with over 3 decades of experience in both Western / Modern and Eastern / Traditional medicine.  Holding a PhD in Pharmacology and a degree in biomedical sciences, she transitioned from cardiovascular research to the more holistic approach of Chinese medicine.  She also supports people in their emotional and psychological challenges with the likes of Quantum Thinking Transformation (QTT) and coaching.
 
Fiona's integrative approach has supported several thousand people individually in navigating challenges in such areas as hormonal health, fertility, trauma and chronic pain, with tremendously positive feedback and results.
 
Throughout her clinical practice, Dr. Fiona regularly encounters clients burdened by shame and isolation, voicing sentiments like "I've never told anyone that before."
 
Recognising the profound need for open dialogue, Fiona launched this new podcast series "Taboo", where she aims to create a safe space for the exploration of topics that are often left unspoken, in order to foster connection and understanding on a broader scale.  She is committed to amplifying voices and stories that often go unheard.
 
Fiona is available to work with people in a number of ways, including:
One-to-one in her clinic or online
For media and events, including corporate training in health and wellbeing
 
Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/dr_fionabarry/
Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/comharacupuncture
Website: https://fionabarry.ie/

Episode 6. The Cost of Hope - Fertility Industry Responsibilities.

In this powerful episode of the "Taboo" podcast, we delve into a deeply personal story that exposes the complexities and challenges of navigating the fertility industry. Our guest shares her six-year-long journey through fertility treatments, highlighting the emotional and financial toll of dealing with clinics that often prioritize profits over patient care. With voice alteration to protect her identity, she candidly discusses key issues such as the lack of comprehensive support from clinics, the need for self-advocacy, and the importance of conducting personal research.
The episode sheds light on the often-overlooked aspects of fertility treatment, including the inadequate testing practices and the emphasis placed on female patients, while male factors are frequently ignored. It challenges the industry's accountability, questioning how clinics can better serve those in vulnerable positions seeking help to conceive. Our guest's story underscores a significant societal issue, with her experiences serving as a cautionary tale for others embarking on their fertility journey.
Join us as we explore how individuals and couples can advocate for themselves and ensure they receive the care and guidance necessary to navigate this complex and emotionally charged industry.
 
ABOUT THE HOST
Dr. Fiona Barry is a distinguished healthcare practitioner with over 3 decades of experience in both Western / Modern and Eastern / Traditional medicine.  Holding a PhD in Pharmacology and a degree in biomedical sciences, she transitioned from cardiovascular research to the more holistic approach of Chinese medicine.  She also supports people in their emotional and psychological challenges with the likes of Quantum Thinking Transformation (QTT) and coaching.
 
Fiona's integrative approach has supported several thousand people individually in navigating challenges in such areas as hormonal health, fertility, trauma and chronic pain, with tremendously positive feedback and results.
 
Throughout her clinical practice, Dr. Fiona regularly encounters clients burdened by shame and isolation, voicing sentiments like "I've never told anyone that before."
 
Recognising the profound need for open dialogue, Fiona launched this new podcast series "Taboo", where she aims to create a safe space for the exploration of topics that are often left unspoken, in order to foster connection and understanding on a broader scale.  She is committed to amplifying voices and stories that often go unheard.
 
Fiona is available to work with people in a number of ways, including:
One-to-one in her clinic or online
For media and events, including corporate training in health and wellbeing
 
Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/dr_fionabarry/
Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/comharacupuncture
Website: https://fionabarry.ie/

Episode 5. Virginia Foley: Echoes of the Past - Healing Generational Trauma

In this episode, we welcome Virginia Foley, a strategic visionary and business coach dedicated to female empowerment. Virginia shares her journey of overcoming generational trauma, focusing on how digging into her past revealed unforeseen strengths and insights. As the founder of Up She Rises, she blends business strategy with spirituality, supporting women globally in finding balance between career ambitions and personal fulfillment. Along with discussing the impact of generational beliefs, she highlights the importance of self-acceptance, self-trust, and how these elements have influenced her life and relationships. Her story is one of resilience and empowerment, providing a blueprint for others to discover their own gold amidst life's challenges.
 
ABOUT GUEST
Virginia Foley is a strategic visionary and business coach dedicated to female empowerment. As the founder of Up She Rises, she helps women navigate the challenges of balancing motherhood and career ambitions. After breaking free from a soul-sucking nine-to-five job, Virginia crafted a life that harmonizes financial success and personal fulfillment, all while coaching clients globally from her home in Cork.Virginia’s approach goes beyond standard tactics, focusing on core beliefs, mindset, and brand identity, blending business strategy with spirituality for holistic growth. With decades of PR and marketing expertise, she delivers tailored guidance to ensure her clients thrive.Through UpSheRises.ie, Virginia creates a supportive community for women building brands and growing businesses, offering educational events and online programs. An advocate for continuous learning, she also mentors in the Master's program at CIT and the Start Up Lab at UCC.In this episode we explore Virginia's personal journey of overcoming generational trauma and her mission to empower women to find their own “gold.”
Resources:
Email: virginia@upsherises.ie
Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/upsherises.ie/
Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/foleyvirginia
Website: https://www.upsherises.ie/
 
ABOUT THE HOST
Dr. Fiona Barry is a distinguished healthcare practitioner with over 3 decades of experience in both Western / Modern and Eastern / Traditional medicine.  Holding a PhD in Pharmacology and a degree in biomedical sciences, she transitioned from cardiovascular research to the more holistic approach of Chinese medicine.  She also supports people in their emotional and psychological challenges with the likes of Quantum Thinking Transformation (QTT) and coaching.
 
Fiona's integrative approach has supported several thousand people individually in navigating challenges in such areas as hormonal health, fertility, trauma and chronic pain, with tremendously positive feedback and results.
 
Throughout her clinical practice, Dr. Fiona regularly encounters clients burdened by shame and isolation, voicing sentiments like "I've never told anyone that before."
 
Recognising the profound need for open dialogue, Fiona launched this new podcast series "Taboo", where she aims to create a safe space for the exploration of topics that are often left unspoken, in order to foster connection and understanding on a broader scale.  She is committed to amplifying voices and stories that often go unheard.
 
Fiona is available to work with people in a number of ways, including:
One-to-one in her clinic or online
For media and events, including corporate training in health and wellbeing
 
Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/dr_fionabarry/
Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/comharacupuncture
Website: https://fionabarry.ie/

Episode 4. Lena Sharkey: Through my Eyes: My Parents Divorce.

Welcome to another deeply moving episode of Taboo. Today, we dive into an intimate conversation between a mother and daughter, exploring the sensitive journey of parental separation and divorce. Join us as Lena Sharkey, a bright and insightful arts student, shares her personal experiences and profound insights navigating her parents' divorce from the age of 13.
Together, they unpack complex emotions and discuss the unspoken dynamics that often accompany family tension, shedding light on the impact it has on children. Discover how honest communication and understanding fears can foster resilience and personal growth in the face of change.
Throughout the discussion, they touch on themes of self-worth, the legacy of marital expectations, and practical advice for families going through similar experiences. If you're ready to explore the transformative power of vulnerability and connect through shared stories, this episode promises to be a heartwarming and enlightening journey.
Listener discretion is advised due to the sensitive nature of the topics discussed in this episode.
 
ABOUT GUEST
Lena Sharkey is a bright and inspiring second-year student at the National University of Galway, where she is passionately pursuing a four-year arts degree with a focus on Spanish and Geography. At just 20, Lena embodies a unique blend of youthful curiosity and profound insight that captivates everyone around her.An avid reader, Lena is often found with her head buried in a book, exploring new worlds and ideas that fuel her love for literature. Not only does she relish the written word, but she also expresses herself beautifully through her own writing, sharing her thoughts and reflections with those fortunate enough to read them.Lena is a deep thinker who isn't afraid to ask thought-provoking questions that challenge conventional perspectives and inspire meaningful conversations. Her unique take on life showcases an impressive depth of understanding that belies her age.In this episode, we will delve into Lena's experiences navigating her parents' separation and divorce, offering a heartfelt glimpse into what it’s like to be the child of divorced parents. This conversation promises to be both thought-provoking and emotionally powerful, particularly as we explore it from the unique perspective of my daughter, revealing the profound insights and lessons that come from her journey.
 
ABOUT THE HOST
Dr. Fiona Barry is a distinguished healthcare practitioner with over 3 decades of experience in both Western / Modern and Eastern / Traditional medicine.  Holding a PhD in Pharmacology and a degree in biomedical sciences, she transitioned from cardiovascular research to the more holistic approach of Chinese medicine.  She also supports people in their emotional and psychological challenges with the likes of Quantum Thinking Transformation (QTT) and coaching.
 
Fiona's integrative approach has supported several thousand people individually in navigating challenges in such areas as hormonal health, fertility, trauma and chronic pain, with tremendously positive feedback and results.
 
Throughout her clinical practice, Dr. Fiona regularly encounters clients burdened by shame and isolation, voicing sentiments like "I've never told anyone that before."
 
Recognising the profound need for open dialogue, Fiona launched this new podcast series "Taboo", where she aims to create a safe space for the exploration of topics that are often left unspoken, in order to foster connection and understanding on a broader scale.  She is committed to amplifying voices and stories that often go unheard.
 
Fiona is available to work with people in a number of ways, including:
One-to-one in her clinic or online
For media and events, including corporate training in health and wellbeing
 
Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/dr_fionabarry/
Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/comharacupuncture 
Website: https://www.fionabarry.ie 
 

Episode 3. Eoghan Cleary: The Hidden Dangers of Digital Freedom - Teens and Porn

In this compelling episode of Taboo, join host Fiona as she dives deep into the pressing issues surrounding pornography and its impact on the younger generation. Featuring insightful guest Eoghan Cleary, an educator and advocate deeply involved in child protection and digital media education, the episode sheds light on the critical need for reform in sex education. Eoghan, with his extensive experience, shares real-world insights from working with the students of his school and the inherent risks the unregulated online world poses to youth. This episode is an eye-opener into the stark realities faced by today's youth and calls for meaningful discussions and legislative actions to safeguard their sexual development and well-being.
 
ABOUT GUEST
Eoghan Cleary is an experienced secondary school teacher and assistant principal at Temple Carrig Secondary School, where he has dedicated the last eight years to education. With over a decade of experience as a youth worker in Dublin and Galway's most marginalized communities, Eoghan has a strong foundation in advocacy and support for young people.He holds master’s degrees in Drama and Theatre Studies, International Human Rights Law, and Education from UCD, NUIG, and TCD. Eoghan is actively involved in promoting child protection online as a member of the Online Health Task Force and serves as a director on the board of the Dublin Rape Crisis Centre. He writes as a columnist for The Irish Times and TheJournal.ie, focusing on the importance of robust legislation for children's smartphone ownership and campaigning for digital media education, including gender-based violence and porn literacy.Additionally, Eoghan is the co-author of the My Wellbeing Journey textbooks for the new SPHE Curriculum and is currently pursuing a master's degree in Humanistic and Integrative Psychotherapy to specialize in child and adolescent psychotherapy.
 
Contact: eoghancleary@gmail.com
Resources: www.genfree.ie
genfree@gmail.com
https://culturereframed.org
https://www.drcc.ie/services/education-training/youth-programmes/
 
ABOUT THE HOST
Dr. Fiona Barry is a distinguished healthcare practitioner with over 3 decades of experience in both Western / Modern and Eastern / Traditional medicine.  Holding a PhD in Pharmacology and a degree in biomedical sciences, she transitioned from cardiovascular research to the more holistic approach of Chinese medicine.  She also supports people in their emotional and psychological challenges with the likes of Quantum Thinking Transformation (QTT) and coaching.
 
Fiona's integrative approach has supported several thousand people individually in navigating challenges in such areas as hormonal health, fertility, trauma and chronic pain, with tremendously positive feedback and results.
 
Throughout her clinical practice, Dr. Fiona regularly encounters clients burdened by shame and isolation, voicing sentiments like "I've never told anyone that before."
 
Recognising the profound need for open dialogue, Fiona launched this new podcast series "Taboo", where she aims to create a safe space for the exploration of topics that are often left unspoken, in order to foster connection and understanding on a broader scale.  She is committed to amplifying voices and stories that often go unheard.
 
Fiona is available to work with people in a number of ways, including:
One-to-one in her clinic or online
For media and events, including corporate training in health and wellbeing
 
Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/dr_fionabarry/
Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/comharacupuncture 
Website: https://www.fionabarry.ie 
 

Episode 2. Margo Noonan: Raising Awareness - The Many Faces of Sexual Abuse

Welcome to another enlightening episode of the Taboo podcast, where we shed light on society's most sensitive and unspoken truths. Today, we are joined by Margo Noonan, a dedicated advanced nurse practitioner specializing in sexual assault forensic examination at the Sexual Assault Treatment Unit in Cork, which she now leads. With over two decades of experience, Margo has been instrumental in updating the Irish National Sexual Assault Response Team guidelines, enhancing support for victims across Ireland.
Margo shares her journey, her passion for education, and her relentless advocacy for victims of sexual violence, especially the youth. She speaks candidly about the immense challenges and the broader societal implications of sexual violence, including the alarming prevalence of adolescent perpetrators, the stigma surrounding male victims, and the increasing aggression influenced by modern pornography.
This episode also delves into the importance of open conversations about sex, relationships, and consent, highlighting the need for comprehensive education that encompasses both pleasure and safety. Margo emphasizes the critical role of educators, parents, and the entire community in fostering a safer, more understanding society for all.
 
ABOUT THE GUEST
Margo Noonan is a dedicated Advanced Nurse Practitioner currently heading the Sexual Assault Treatment Unit (SATU) in Cork City. A registered nurse since 2000, Margo specializes in sexual assault forensic examination and plays a vital role in developing the updated fifth edition of the Irish National Sexual Assault Response Team Guidelines, which guide the care of all sexual assault victims in Ireland.With extensive experience in presenting both nationally and internationally on sexual assault services, Margo is also a respected lecturer for Irish law enforcement and higher education institutions. As a board member of CYPSC, she advocates for young people affected by Domestic, Gender-based, and Sexual Violence (DGSBV). Margo has been appointed as an Honorary Teaching Associate with the Faculty of Nursing at the Royal College of Surgeons, Ireland, and is a Fellow of the Faculty of Nursing in the RCSI.Her MSc work focused on developing educational interventions to challenge male rape myths among adolescent boys, leading to outreach in over 44 schools in Munster to educate young people about sexual violence. Recently, she was awarded an employment-based scholarship from the College of Medicine and Health and the South South West Hospital Group to further develop educational programs on sexual violence for adolescents, their parents, and teachers. Margo is also actively involved in enhancing the skills of pre-hospital emergency care teams for handling sexual violence disclosures at large-scale events.Margo’s clinical expertise lies in addressing the complex physical, social, and psychological needs of sexual assault victims. Throughout her career, she has been honored to hear the stories of those she supports, allowing her to create impactful educational resources tailored to their unique needs.Above all, Margo is a proud mother of two amazing young people, aged 19 and 16, who, along with her partner of 24 years, Rob, have been her greatest supporters. Margo cherishes time spent with family and friends, whether at celebrations or relaxing gatherings filled with laughter and music. A fun fact about Margo is that she grew up on Spike Island before its transformation into a prison, giving her treasured childhood memories and a special place in her heart for the island, celebrated through annual reunions.
 
Resources:
Sexual Assault Treatment Unit
Address:
South Infirmary - Victoria University Hospital,
Old Blackrock Road,
Cork,
T12 X23H
 
Tel:
021-492 6297 (Within Working Hours)
085 8760578 (Outside Working Hours)
 
Email: Noonan.Margo@sivuh.ie
Website: https://sivuh.ie/
 
ABOUT THE HOST
Dr. Fiona Barry is a distinguished healthcare practitioner with over 3 decades of experience in both Western / Modern and Eastern / Traditional medicine.  Holding a PhD in Pharmacology and a degree in biomedical sciences, she transitioned from cardiovascular research to the more holistic approach of Chinese medicine.  She also supports people in their emotional and psychological challenges with the likes of Quantum Thinking Transformation (QTT) and coaching.
 
Fiona's integrative approach has supported several thousand people individually in navigating challenges in such areas as hormonal health, fertility, trauma and chronic pain, with tremendously positive feedback and results.
 
Throughout her clinical practice, Dr. Fiona regularly encounters clients burdened by shame and isolation, voicing sentiments like "I've never told anyone that before."
 
Recognising the profound need for open dialogue, Fiona launched this new podcast series "Taboo", where she aims to create a safe space for the exploration of topics that are often left unspoken, in order to foster connection and understanding on a broader scale.  She is committed to amplifying voices and stories that often go unheard.
 
Fiona is available to work with people in a number of ways, including:
One-to-one in her clinic or online
For media and events, including corporate training in health and wellbeing
 
Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/dr_fionabarry/
Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/comharacupuncture
Website: https://fionabarry.ie/

Episode 1. Louise George: Eating Disorders and the Weight of Shame

In this deeply personal conversation, Louise George – psychotherapist, yoga teacher, mobility specialist, and all-around beautiful human being – joins me to talk about:
How she first started to compare her body to others at age 5
Her family‘s dysfunctional relationship with food
The impact of people’s comments on her body and how she internalised them
Her journey into anorexia and bulimia
The pivotal moment when she knew she needed help
The impact of her Mum reading her diary
The cycle of shame
Her journey to healing
Being diagnosed with Lipedema, a condition that affects 10% of women but is grossly under-diagnosed
The role society, culture and social media has on our body image
How healing yourself can lead to healing others
 
ABOUT THE GUEST
Louise George is a warm and inspiring voice in the realm of wellness, based in Cork, in the south of Ireland. Originally hailing from the North of England, Louise has made Ireland her home since 2007, alongside her husband and two daughters.With over 12 years of experience as a counsellor specializing in eating disorders in England, Louise brings a wealth of knowledge and empathy to her practice. Her personal journey through anorexia and bulimia as a teenager ignited her passion for helping others navigate their own struggles with food, weight, and body image.In addition to her counselling work, Louise is a qualified Senior Yoga Teacher and Mobility Specialist. Since 2010, she has been sharing the transformative power of yoga through group classes and individual therapy sessions at her studio in Cork. Louise believes that yoga fosters a deeper connection between mind and body, empowering individuals to cultivate body satisfaction and find peace within themselves.In recent years Louise has started facilitating sessions around regulating your nervous system in schools and businesses as well as running events around the same topic in her yoga studio in Cork.
Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/iamlouisegeorge/
Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/louisegeorgeyoga
Website: https://yogaconnected.ie/
 
ABOUT THE HOST
Dr. Fiona Barry is a distinguished healthcare practitioner with over 3 decades of experience in both Western / Modern and Eastern / Traditional medicine.  Holding a PhD in Pharmacology and a degree in biomedical sciences, she transitioned from cardiovascular research to the more holistic approach of Chinese medicine.  She also supports people in their emotional and psychological challenges with the likes of Quantum Thinking Transformation (QTT) and coaching.
 
Fiona's integrative approach has supported several thousand people individually in navigating challenges in such areas as hormonal health, fertility, trauma and chronic pain, with tremendously positive feedback and results.
 
Throughout her clinical practice, Dr. Fiona regularly encounters clients burdened by shame and isolation, voicing sentiments like "I've never told anyone that before."
 
Recognising the profound need for open dialogue, Fiona launched this new podcast series "Taboo", where she aims to create a safe space for the exploration of topics that are often left unspoken, in order to foster connection and understanding on a broader scale.  She is committed to amplifying voices and stories that often go unheard.
 
Fiona is available to work with people in a number of ways, including:
One-to-one in her clinic or online
For media and events, including corporate training in health and wellbeing
 
Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/dr_fionabarry/
Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/comharacupuncture
Website: https://fionabarry.ie/

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