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Chris Carry
Running time: 66 minutes
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Marian Garry
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Tidy Towns Clonmellon
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Holly and Steven
Holly and Steven had a quick chat on Saturday evening, November 23rd 2019 after Holly said "Daddy, can we do a radio show".. (don't know where she gets it from, lol. So we recorded a short 30 minute podcast where we chat about Christmas, Birthdays, Bicycles and Fairies... Oh the joy of innocence and oh to be young again.
Running time: 30 minutes
Interview with Ragu Rajaram (Brain & Spine Physiotherapy Clinic) February 16th 2021
Ragu is a Chartered physiotherapist with nearly 13 years of experience in Paediatric Physiotherapy. He graduated from Dr. MGR medical University (India) in 2000 with a Bachelor’s degree in Physiotherapy and always wanted to work for disability population. He completed Diploma in Developmental Therapy in 2002 and gained Senior level experience working in SPASTICS Society Of Tamil Nadu,a Community Based Rehabilitation centre for Children with disabilities treating high risk infants and children with neurodevelopmental and orthopaedic issues.
Ragu is also a certified NDT/Bobath Physiotherapist having successfully completed 8 weeks specialised practical based intensive course in the management of Cerebral Palsy and other neurological disorders with NDTA, USA. He had interest in neonates and infant rehabilitation and so completed Baby Massage Instructor course at Dublin in 2011. Ragu later completed Masters in Paediatric Physiotherapy in SRM University, India.As part of the course he completed a research project/ thesis on ‘The Effects of Early Neonatal Massage and Therapeutic positioning in high risk infants on neurobehavioural and neurodevelopmental outcome''.He also attended many specialized courses which includes paediatric respiratory physiotherapy, Sensory Integration etc..
Ragu has been living in Ireland since 2007, working as a Senior Physiotherapist in Enable Ireland Early Intervention team treating children with Neurological and Musculoskeletal disorders. He has great ability to assess posture, biomechanical misalignment, movement patterns etc and practices evidence based therapy through intense hands on approach with appropriate follow up in bringing functional outcome and meeting needs. He offers support to parents in transferring therapy skills through home programme and strongly believes success through family participation and has developed a particular special interest towards people who has Cerebral Palsy and Stroke.
Ragu is a member of :
Irish Society of Charted Physiotherapists (ISCP); Health Profession council (HPC), Neurodevelopmental Therapy Association of America(NDTA), Sensory Integration Network UK and Ireland. He is also a member of the Certificate Infant Massage Instructor group and special interest group with Irish Association of Paediatric Physiotherapists (CPP).
Running time: 115 minutes
Holly and Steven (The Elves and the Shoemaker)
Holly and Steven recorded a podcast on Saturday evening, October 3rd 2020. Holly had read the Elves and the shoemaker and wanted to talk about the book, she then decided she wanted to read this old classic from 1965 as part of the podcast.
Running time: 23 minutes
Holly and Steven (Talking about stuff November 21st 2020)
Holly and Steven recorded a podcast on Saturday afternoon, November 21st 2020. They talked about school, healthy eating, people who tell lies to chiildren to get them to buy stuff.
Running time: 31 minutes
Holly talks about "Terrible time without Tilly" - Book Review
Holly and Steven had a quick chat on Monday evening, November 25th 2019 about the book that Holly just finished reading and thoroughly enjoyed. The book was called "The Terrible Time Without Tilly" written by Hilary McKay. Hear Holly's thoughts on the book and why she enjoyed it so much.
Running time: 19 minutes