We so often hear the message that if you are suffering or having a hard time with your mental health, to just ask for help. The story we don’t often hear is what happens when you do. In the first full-length episode of Where There’s A Will, co-hosts Paula and Ciara talk to Broadcast Journalist […]
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Mental Health Ireland’s Podcast Series We are delighted to be launching with our conversation on Loneliness with comedienne Alison Spittle and CEO of Alone, Sean Moynihan. Alison and Sean explore the question, are we lonelier than ever in Ireland? We look at the causes of loneliness, its impact on our mental health and wellbeing, and
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Self-harm: A single construct?Richard BoothDirector of Psychology, St Patrick’s Mental Health Services.
Self-harm: A single construct? – Richard Booth, Director of Psych. St Patrick’s MHS Read More »
Dr Eve Griffin, Research Fellow, National Suicide Research Foundation, and Manager, National Self-Harm Registry Ireland.
Self-harm and suicide in young people: Risk and protective factors, and evidence-based interventions – Professor Ella Arensman – Chief Scientist with the National Suicide Research Foundation, Ireland and Research Professor with the School of Public Health, University College Cork.
On Thursday, 25 April, Professor Jim Lucey joined Miriam O’Callaghan on Today with Sean O’Rourke to discuss the different forms of conversation we can have with someone in distress.
The impact of depression on the family – St Patrick’s MHS Read More »
Bereavement by suicide is perhaps one of the most sensitive topics we can discuss. Here, Professor Jim Lucey, Medical Director of St Patrick’s Mental Health Services, joined Miriam O’Callaghan on RTÉ Radio 1 to share how we can talk to and support those experiencing grief following the death of a family member or friend by
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