…in 1999. After completing higher specialist training in General Practice he entered the St. John of God training scheme in psychiatry. Since completing higher specialist training in psychiatry he initially…
…of PTSD and complicated grief. He has been asked to provide advice and training to clinicians tasked with responding to a number of high profile terrorist attacks over recent years….
…in Ireland. He studied medicine at the University of Oxford where he completed his doctorate in neuropathology and gene expression in schizophrenia and mood disorders. He completed higher training in…
…influence others, effectively lead your clinical team, and maximise your team’s potential. Prior to attending this workshop, please complete a brief on-line DISC personality test at https://www.123test. com/disc-personality-test/. Bring along…
…people and investigating trajectories of psychopathology in youth. Her research is funded by the European Research Council and the Health Research Board (Ireland). She has been named on the Clarivate…
…in youth. Her research is funded by the European Research Council and the Health Research Board (Ireland). She has been named on the Clarivate Highly Cited Researcher list 2022. Professor…
…biological, psychological and a social component to addiction, and to be successful in dealing with it, you really need to hit all three areas,” he says. “The mainstay of treating…
…the HSE (www.hse.ie/eng/health/az), College of Psychiatrists of Ireland (www.irishpsychiatry.ie), Royal College of Psychiatrists in London (www.rcpsych. ac.uk), UK NHS (www.nhs.uk) and National Institute of Mental Health in the US (www.nimh.nih.gov)….
…isolation and avoidance of friends. Physical Complications: Cardiovascular: Low blood pressure and heart rate. Changes and abnormalities in heart rhythm. The person may complain of feeling weak, dizzy or faint….
…networks in the brain are able to communicate with each other more.” The result is something similar to hitting a reset button on a computer. Interestingly, the higher the test…