
Welcome to The ID Zone Podcast, created and co-hosted by two mums, Claire and Nessa. They realised the significant gap in accessible information available to families and carers navigating the intellectual disability world. They went looking for answers and discovered a whole community ready to share. Join Claire and Nessa in conversation with therapists, advocates connecting with families. The ID... more
| Publishes | Twice monthly | Episodes | 9 | Founded | 4 months ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | Kids & FamilyParenting | |||

On this week's episode, we talk to Prof. Eilish Burke, researcher with IDS-TILDA at Trinity College Dublin, whose work focuses on intellectual disability, health, and ageing well. In Part 1 of this two-part conversation, Eilish shares insights from h... more
In the second part of our conversation with Prof. Eilish Burke, we delve into the important topic of bone health and why it matters for people with intellectual disabilities as they grow older. Drawing on her work with IDS-TILDA, Eilish shares insigh... more
In this weeks episode of the ID Zone Podcast we head to Kilbarrack to talk to Teresa Foley, Paediatric Occupational Therapist and Feeding Expert.
Teresa shares her therapeutic and empathetic approach to feeding challenges and gives us an insight int... more
In this week’s episode of the ID Zone Podcast, we head to Churchtown to chat with Sarah Kelly, Speech and Language Therapist. Sarah gives great feedback on early language development and insights into the many ways people communicate.
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A thoughtful, family-focused show exploring intellectual disability from multiple angles, often centering on rights, services, and practical supports. Episodes frequently feature advocates, therapists, and program organizers who share personal stories and concrete guidance for navigating care systems, education, housing, and community inclusion. Notable strengths include grounded, real-world examples, collaboration with organizations like Sibshops and Inclusion Ireland, and a clear emphasis on empowering families and siblings. The format tends to mix policy context with lived experience, making it useful for listeners seeking both systemic understanding and actionable steps. Potential listeners are likely parents, caregivers, educators, and... more
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Recent guests on The ID Zone Podcast include:
1. Eilish Burke
2. Teresa Foley
3. Sarah Kelly
4. Tom Clonan
5. Liz Fitzpatrick
6. Linda Foley
7. Sinead Cormican
8. Dr. Rebecca Quin
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