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Linda Murphy Hiking Home for Shelter

Collingwood Resident Linda Murphy is a quarter way through her 2,650 mile journey from the USA Mexico Border to the USA Canada Border in an effort to raiser funds for Women's Shelters across Canada and specifically for our local My Friends House Shelter.  https://www.tinyurl.com/hikinghomeforshelt…

Linda Murphy - Pacific Crest Trail Walk Home for Shelter

Collingwood resident Linda Murphy is on her way for a solo walk from the US/Mexico Border to the US/Canada border all in support of Women's Shelters.   Just before leaving this weekend John had a chance to chat with her.  https://www.gofundme.com/hikinghomeforshelter

Linda Murphy Hiking Home for Shelter

Linda Murphy is Hiking Home for Shelter !  In support of My Friends House and other Women's Shelters in Canada, Linda is walking the entire Pacific Crest Trail from Mexico to Canada! 

#51 - Linda Murphy - Homelessness is a health issue

In this episode, we meet Linda Murphy, Health and Social Services Coordinator at the Calder Centre, part of the Auckland City Mission. Linda has been a nurse, a librarian, an Anglican minister, and a Human Rights Commission employee. In 2003 she slipped on a wet pavement on Wesley Street and was p…

S9E1: Neurodiversity in Education and Life with Sara Ayars

In episode S9E1 of the Awe and Wonder Podcast, we sit down with fellow Speech-Language Pathologist Sara Ayars. Sara brings a beautifully unique perspective to the conversation, blending her professional clinical expertise with her personal journey as a parent to a neurodiverse child. She shares act…

S9E2: Neurodiversity in Education and Life with Lauren Enders Gonzales

What does the future of neurodiversity look like? In this episode, Brenda and Sarah sit down with Lauren Enders Gonzales to explore this idea and tackle the hard questions about how we support neurodivergent AAC users. Lauren unpacks how educators and therapists often project their own agendas onto…

TPP 324a: A Conversation about Declarative Language and Co-Regulation, with Linda Murphy

Linda Murphy describes declarative language as a positive, thoughtful communication style that emphasizes understanding, patience, respect, and kindness, and as you’ll hear from our conversation, it is an ideal communication style for really all children, but especially neurodivergent children and …

County Clare Unites For Alzheimer’s Memory Walk Supported By Aviva Ahead Of World Alzheimer's Day 2026

Monday's Morning Focus covered an important community event taking place in Clare this month — the Alzheimer’s Memory Walk, supported by Aviva.   The Clare walk takes place at Lee’s Road Park in Ennis on Sunday, September 20th, ahead of World Alzheimer’s Day.  Joining Alan Morrissey were Clare’s …

The ‘Barely Trad’ Clare Musicians For Alzheimers 2027

Thursday's Morning Focus spoke about a very different kind of calendar — one that brings together Clare's rich musical talent, a little bit of fun and a very important cause.  The ‘Barely Trad’ Clare Musicians for Alzheimer’s 2027 Calendar is the brainchild of Siobhán O’Sullivan. Featuring 12 grou…