Anxiety – Page 3 – The College of Psychiatrists of Ireland

22 Nov

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Prof John Sheehan – Why perinatal depression is both normal and temporary

It doesn’t seem like a question you’d expect on your first visit to the maternity hospital: “How’s your mental health?” At that early stage, it’s...

22 Nov

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‘If you’ve met one individual with autism, you have met one individual with autism’

Current research suggests that over 1 in 100 people may be on the autistic spectrum. However Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD) is largely misunderstood as people with ASD have an...

11 Oct

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Direct provision: A broken system that must be fixed

The direct provision system worsens and adds to asylum seekers distress and must be replaced. An article published in the Irish Times recently highlighted the need...

04 Oct

Blog, Of interest from media

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Voice hearers like myself were once written off – we’re due our own revolution and civil rights movement

I want to start off this article by clarifying that even though I am involved in a documentary with the word “schizophrenia” in the title,...

16 Aug

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Another ‘Leaving Cert’ celebration begins without adequate legislation in place to protect young people.

As another season of post Leaving Certificate results parties begins, Alcohol Action has called on government and the Oireachtas to finally act and pass the...

09 Aug

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‘I hate mental health being used in the media as an explanation for crime’

Psychosis is a distressing difficulty in which thoughts and emotions make it hard to determine what is reality and what is not. #StillJustMe is an...

18 Jul

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Can AA truly cure addiction? – Dr William Flannery in the Sunday Business Post

Some addiction experts are now coming to the conclusion that Alcoholics Anonymous is a flawed enterprise. Are they right, asks Alex Meehan in the Sunday...

07 Jul

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Dr John Hillery – Many children unnecessarily on CAMHS waiting lists due to lack of other interventions

Over 2,400 children waiting for child mental health services but many should not be on the list at all for this ‘catch-all service’, says Dr...

14 Jun

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A look back at our Twitter Q&A with psychiatrists

Members of the public were invited to engage informally with psychiatrists as part of Green Ribbon month through the CPsychI 3rd annual Twitter Q&A session which...

07 Jun

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Mind the kids – understanding the early signs of psychosis

Prof John Sheehan – Why perinatal depression is both normal and temporary

‘If you’ve met one individual with autism, you have met one individual with autism’

Direct provision: A broken system that must be fixed

Voice hearers like myself were once written off – we’re due our own revolution and civil rights movement

Another ‘Leaving Cert’ celebration begins without adequate legislation in place to protect young people.

‘I hate mental health being used in the media as an explanation for crime’

Can AA truly cure addiction? – Dr William Flannery in the Sunday Business Post

Dr John Hillery – Many children unnecessarily on CAMHS waiting lists due to lack of other interventions

A look back at our Twitter Q&A with psychiatrists

Mind the kids – understanding the early signs of psychosis

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