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09 Oct

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2018 Pre-budget submission: Priorities for Mental Health Services that must be addressed in Budget 2018

The External Affairs and Policy department of the College of Psychiatrists of Ireland submitted the following to the Department of Finance in advance of the...

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...

24 Jul

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MSc Child Art Psychotherapy – Applications open

MSc Child Art Psychotherapy UCD & Mater Misericordiae University Hospital Applications are now invited for this two year part-time Masters programme. Start date: September 2017 Develop...

20 Jul

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Netflix ‘To The Bone’ stimulates much needed conversation about Eating Disorders

Before you continue reading if you are concerned that you or a friend could be suffering with an eating disorder please visit our Public Information page for...

19 Jul

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Poll shows overwhelming support for government action to curb alcohol marketing that appeals to young people

82% of people who support this action are Fine Gael and Fianna Fáil supporters The poll, conducted by Ireland Thinks, between 12 and 16th June among...

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...

07 Jul

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Family input can make difference between life and suicide

Confidentiality can be breached to protect the life of the patient or others. This article by Patricia Casey was published on the Irish Times on July...

29 Jun

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A strong case for the need for the Public Health (Alcohol) Bill

Alcohol Health Alliance Ireland says Special Rapporteur on Child Protection, Prof. Geoffrey Shannon’s comments to an Oireachtas Committee makes a strong case for the need...

2018 Pre-budget submission: Priorities for Mental Health Services that must be addressed in Budget 2018

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’

MSc Child Art Psychotherapy – Applications open

Netflix ‘To The Bone’ stimulates much needed conversation about Eating Disorders

Poll shows overwhelming support for government action to curb alcohol marketing that appeals to young people

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

Family input can make difference between life and suicide

A strong case for the need for the Public Health (Alcohol) Bill

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