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24 Aug

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College marks Psychiatry Trainees’ Foundation Year with Ceremony & Encouraging Words from President Dr John Hillery

Trainees who have successfully completed their Foundation year in psychiatry attended a graduation event recently where they were congratulated on their achievement before they embark...

17 Aug

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What it’s really like to see a psychiatrist for your mental health

The first time I was told I needed to see a psychiatrist, my heart dropped. I was terrified. What I learned was that psychiatrists are...

02 Aug

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Report launched – Advocacy needs of those who use the Mental Health Services

Mental Health Reform launched a new report yesterday entitled, The Advocacy Needs of Mental Health Service Users Living in the Community: A Pilot Study. The report,...

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...

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...

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...

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...

22 May

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Suicide rates are falling – but how can we get them to zero?

We need to improve the services that look after children with mental health difficulties, a leading Irish expert in mental health care says. This article was...

09 May

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Researchers create a roadmap of bipolar disorder & how it affects the brain

In the largest ever MRI study on patients with bipolar disorder, a global consortium published new research in Molecular Psychiatry on May 2nd 2017 showing that people with the...

College marks Psychiatry Trainees’ Foundation Year with Ceremony & Encouraging Words from President Dr John Hillery

What it’s really like to see a psychiatrist for your mental health

Report launched – Advocacy needs of those who use the Mental Health Services

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

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

Family input can make difference between life and suicide

‘Eating disorders are most stigmatised within mental health’ Dr Sara McDevitt on teenage eating disorders

Suicide rates are falling – but how can we get them to zero?

Researchers create a roadmap of bipolar disorder & how it affects the brain

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