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Tag Archives: diagnosis

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04 Feb
Blog, External Affairs & Policy, Of interest from media
Posted by Ian Rice
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Kildare FM: Dr Caragh Behan Discusses Personality Disorders

Dr Caragh Behan joined Ciara Noble of Kildare FM to discuss myths around personality disorders and why we as humans are so keen to label...
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17 Jan
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Posted by Ian Rice
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The Irish Times: How common are real personality disorders? Dr Caragh Behan explains

Alex Meehan, Irish Times talked with Dr Caragh Behan, Consultant Psychiatrist, about how we can 'use the words "narcissist" and "paranoid" easily but our amateur...
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01 Dec
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Posted by Ian Rice
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Monetary Impact of Mental Illness: Conversations that Matter in Signposting

The REFOCUS symposium and workshop will be held on 23 January at the Ashling Hotel. Online booking has now CLOSED. You can register and pay at...
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26 Aug
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Posted by Ian Rice
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Professor Brendan Kelly on Diagnosing Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD)

On Today with Miriam O'Callaghan, Consultant Psychiatrist Prof Brendan Kelly discussed many aspects of ASD: diagnoses, supports needed, societal attitudes and more. Adam Harris, Chief Executive of...
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11 Mar
College in the media, Letters to the Editor, Of interest from media, Stakeholders
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Letter to the Editor: Dr Gerry McCarney ‘Children’s mental health diagnoses’

Dr Gerry McCarney, Chair of the Faculty of Child and Adolescent Psychiatry, wrote the following Letter to the Editor to the Irish Times in response...
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13 Feb
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Depression in Ireland – where do we stand today?

Prof Brendan Kelly gives a comprehensive overview of the incidence, diagnosis and multifaceted treatment of depression. This article appeared online the Medical Independent.ie 07.02.19. Depression is a common, disabling...
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10 Oct
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‘We talk about depression but when it comes to life-long debilitating mental illnesses, we still have a long way to go’

Today is World Mental Health day. Shamim Malekmian talks to a young man who fights a daily battle with a complex ailment. This article appeared in...
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10 Oct
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7 Reasons why Crazy Ex-Girlfriend is the best representation of Mental Illness on TV

With the release of Season 4 around the corner (reported to be October 12th on Netflix) we are eager to see what is in store...
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