This video has been created for young people (from 10 years and above) who have a parent who experiences a mental illness. It has been designed to help you understand your parent’s mental illness and their behaviour and has been developed in partnership with other young people in this situation. The video is accompanied by […]
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This video clip has been designed to help you if you are aged 10 years and above and have a #parent with a #mentalillness. It is the first (introductory) video in a set that can help to explain what mental illness is, and about different types of mental illness.
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This video has been created for young people (from 10 years and above) who have a parent who experiences a mental illness. It has been designed to help you understand your parent’s mental illness and their behaviour and has been developed in partnership with other young people in this situation. The video is accompanied by
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Welcome to See Change Sessions with Alittlegail! This podcast created by See Change and hosted by Abigail McDonnell, is all about starting the conversation and breaking the stigma surrounding mental health and the difficulties that may come within it. This week we are joined again by guest host Barbara Brennan, Team Lead of See Change
In this episode, Niall and his sister Julie have a very important conversation about the impact hormones can have on the physical and emotional health of women. They’re joined by Dr. Sara Gottfried, a physician and gynaecologist who not only specialises in the area of hormones but has her own personal experience with it too.
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During the Families Together for Mental Health online conference on 15th May 2020 we received many relevant and important questions which our panelists did not have time to respond to on the day. These questions were collected and the panel came together again to review and co-produce some answers to the questions.
On May 15th – the UN’s International Day of Families – the HSE’s Mental Health Engagement and Recovery Team and its community partners hosted an online event to celebrate and promote family recovery. The day included a panel discussion, conversation, sharing of recovery narratives, workshops, meditation and music.The theme throughout was family recovery and peoples’
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