Burnout, Boundaries and the Body Keeping Score: A conversation with Allison Keating
In this essential episode of IMAGE The Check-in, Ellie Balfe sits down with Chartered Psychologist and author Allison Keating for a thoughtful conversation about the pressures women are carrying, ofte...
14 Mai 1h 9min
Beyond Your Smile: The Surprising Truth About Oral Health
How often do we think of oral health as part of our overall health picture? In this fascinating episode of IMAGE The Check-in, Ellie Balfe is joined by dentist, Dr Bronagh Keane, better known to many ...
7 Mai 58min
Skin as the Window to Your Health with Dr Caitriona Ryan
Our skin is often treated as something simply aesthetic, something to perfect, correct or preserve. But what if we considered skin as a vital indicator of our overall health?In this fascinating episod...
30 Apr 1h 8min
Understanding Prolapse and Incontinence; and Why We Need to Talk About Them
In this episode, Ellie Balfe is joined by Dr Fiona Keogh, consultant gynaecologist with Blackrock Health, to explore what is really going on when it comes to pelvic health, and why so many women are l...
16 Apr 53min
Understanding Eating Disorders in Women: The Reality Across a Lifetime
This is an important and compassionate conversation about eating disorders, a topic that is often misunderstood, often hidden, and far more common than many of us may realise.*** Before listening, ple...
9 Apr 57min
Your Pelvic Floor Matters - The Symptoms Women Ignore
Pelvic health is something many women only hear about when something goes wrong. Leaking when you laugh, run, or workout. Or a feeling of heaviness or painful sex. These experiences are incredibly com...
2 Apr 1h 3min
Navigating Pregnancy with Care and Confidence
Pregnancy is often described as a natural milestone in a woman’s life. But medically, it is also one of the most complex physiological events the body will ever experience.In this episode, we are join...
26 Mar 53min
Why Heart Attacks Look Different in Women with Dr Róisín Colleran
Did you know that heart disease is the number one cause of death for women? Yet many of us still associate it more strongly with men.Women’s cardiovascular health has historically been under-researche...
19 Mar 1h 1min
