Pádraig Walsh is a leading Irish behavioural psychologist, broadcaster, and educator whose work bridges science, storytelling, and social impact. With over 15 years of experience, he’s known for translating complex behavioural insights into practical tools for everyday life—whether in classrooms, boardrooms, or living rooms. As an adjunct lecturer at institutions like Trinity College Dublin and the University of Limerick, he’s helped shape the next generation of thinkers in psychology and behavioural science.

In the media, Pádraig has become a familiar and trusted voice. He’s a regular contributor to RTÉ Radio 1’s DriveTime and holds the distinction of having Ireland’s longest-running behavioural science segment on national television, with appearances on The Six O’Clock Show, Ireland AM, and The Tonight Show. His style is warm, witty, and deeply human—often weaving pop culture, personal anecdotes, and psychological research into compelling narratives that resonate across generations.

Beyond academia and broadcasting, Pádraig is a Board Certified Behavior Analyst and Associate Fellow of the Psychological Society of Ireland. He’s also a founding member of ChangeAble, a consultancy that applies behavioural science to help organisations build better cultures, improve communication, and spark innovation. Whether he’s speaking at a conference or rollerskating through a school routine metaphor, Pádraig’s mission remains clear: to make behavioural science accessible, actionable, and transformative.