…as a teenager. She was initially admitted to hospital with a stomach condition. Doctors, however, soon realised that her stomach condition was being aggravated by stress and anxiety. They confirmed…
…it needs to come from a place of more self-compassion, or self-acceptance. I’m very skeptical about the idea of “self-esteem” because it kind of makes you think that you should…
…here. You can also read the original research here. New research suggests people who have survived Covid-19 are at greater risk of psychiatric disorders than people who have had other…
…was ranked highest for training experience across every category. Psychiatry training has consistently achieved the highest D-RECT(Dutch Residency Educational Climate Test) score since the ‘Your Training Counts’ survey was first…
…responsibility that comes with being a paediatrician in the field of eating disorder care. It’s a journey marked by compassion, collaboration, and an unwavering commitment to making a difference in…
…end in sight. Neither of us saw that coming but I’m really glad you didn’t kill me. Normally I’d ask somebody how they are but I know how you are….
…greatly benefit from undergoing training in acceptance and commitment training (ACT). This approach has been shown, through research, to help leaders to respond to employees in more compassionate and flexible…
…“It is important for people to realise that physical restraint means the holding of someone to prevent them from injuring themselves or others. The report shows that this is really…
…types of eating disorders. The number of people presenting with eating disorders (or coming to their GPs with other symptoms that have their real origins in an eating disorder) has…
…treat moderate to severe mental illness in young people, currently operate with 65 percent of the teams required in Ireland. Those teams operate at only circa 55 percent of the…
