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Tag Archives: Stigma

Home » Posts Tagged "Stigma" (Page 5)
13 Jun
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‘Eating disorders are most stigmatised within mental health’ Dr Sara McDevitt on teenage eating disorders

Dr Sara McDevitt spoke to the Sorcha Pollack of the Irish Times about attitudes to eating disorders within the medical profession following recent statistics which show that...
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07 Jun
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Mind the kids – understanding the early signs of psychosis

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26 May
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Green Ribbon Month: Walk & Talk with psychiatrists

Last Sunday, 21st of May, over 40 people including psychiatrists, people who use the mental health services and members of the public took part in...
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26 May
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Twitter takeover for Green Ribbon month

Members of the public can engage informally with psychiatrists this Green Ribbon month through the CPsychI 3rd annual Twitter Q&A session on Wednesday evening, 31st...
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17 May
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Public invited to engage informally with psychiatrists for Green Ribbon month

The Walk & Talk with Psychiatrists aims to challenge the stigma of Mental Health problems in Ireland The College of Psychiatrists of Ireland (CPsychI) will host...
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05 May
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13 Reasons Why: Netflix show criticised for ‘sensationalising’ suicide

Netflix teen drama 13 Reasons Why has seen more social media activity than any other Netflix series and has undoubtedly had an impact on its...
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03 May
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Prof Brendan Kelly on psychiatric attitudes towards homosexuality

Prof Brendan Kelly charts the disturbing complicity of Irish psychiatry in propagating stigma and discrimination of gay people. This article was written by Prof Brendan Kelly...
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06 Mar
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The College of Psychiatrists hosts ‘The Science of Psychiatry’

The recent annual College of Psychiatrists of Ireland (CPsychI) NCHD conference was a great success with a high turnout of Non-Consultant Hospital Doctors. The Conference, hosted in...
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02 Mar
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IJPM articles: Eating Disorders – Treatment & Services in Ireland

Stigma and treatment of eating disorders in Ireland: healthcare professionals’ knowledge and attitudes F. McNicholas, C. O’Connor, L. O’Hara and N. McNamara Objectives: This study examines aspects...
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23 Feb
Of interest from media, Postgraduate Training
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A moment that changed me: my psychiatrist told me I could be one too

While studying medicine, I suffered from mental health problems that required treatment. My doctor told me they needn’t stop me pursuing my dream - Linda...
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