…prisons, as well as high rates of psychotic disorder and substance misuse disorders. These two studies draw attention to the complex relationship between mental illness, homelessness and committal to prison,…
…who had been diagnosed in his 30’s, suggested she go for testing after mentioning that he could “see a few traits” in her. After doing some research and looking into…
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…A high score on the Edinburgh test is a red flag – of those who score highly, 75 per cent will become clinically depressed. Prof Sheehan explained why depression in…
…because of COVID, he couldn’t come in with me. In retrospect, I can see that I had struggled with the symptoms of both borderline and obsessive compulsive personality disorder for…
…health difficulties. The journal has continued to publish innovative research of high scientific merit with the objective of improving clinical practice and mental health service development. We are committed to…
…report by the Mental Health Commission. Read the opinion piece in full below or on the Irish Examiner website here. Crisis in child mental health services has been decades…