The Listening Project - Health Conversation Theme

Rory and his sister Cheri discuss how dyslexia and dyspraxia have affected them.

Alan and his youngest daughter Sophie talk about their evolving relationship

Her recently diagnosed epilepsy is not going to stop an engaged couple sealing the knot.

Sisters Joanne and Rachel talk about their regret that they have drifted apart.

Irene sat down with her grandson Matt to relive her trip of a lifetime to Nepal.

Nick and Neil talk about their friendship and how Nick's life changed after an accident.

After Anna’s stroke they became conversation partners. Was it therapy for them both?

Val and Kelly came together from different backgrounds to face life’s hardest challenges.

Sharon has a terminal illness. She talks with husband Mark about their family's future.

Karen and Sheila are glamour girls with sight loss. What do they see in the mirror?

A dynamic couple remain positive about his progressive neurological condition.

How the shock of her recently diagnosed epilepsy changed the lives of an engaged couple.

After twenty one years living together Marie has left Colin for the sake of her children.

Barry is a recovering alcoholic. He talks about how his alcoholism affected his family.

A mum and daughter struggle to come to terms with the sudden death of Lynne's husband.

When do you tell the kids their dad is dying?

18 year old Nathan talks to mum Sue about the Rugby Match that changed his life forever.

Gaynor and Kirsteen have a 30 year friendship that's helped them both in times of crisis.

Friends Adrian and Jonathan talk about the death of Adrian's daughter Eleanor.

Hashim talks to his mum about his recovery from a coma and his plans to leave home.

Bev was a fitness instructor when she was diagnosed with MS. She talks to friend Gill.

Fell running Rachel has tasted life with a disability, after breaking her ankle recently.

June and Tanya have been blind since birth and discuss the challenges of daily life.

Younger sibling Natalie discusses trying to recover from self-harm with her sister Gail.