Bereavement by suicide is perhaps one of the most sensitive topics we can discuss. Here, Professor Jim Lucey, Medical Director of St Patrick’s Mental Health Services, joined Miriam O’Callaghan on RTÉ Radio 1 to share how we can talk to and support those experiencing grief following the death of a family member or friend by […]
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Many people are generally aware of Cognitive Behavioural Therapy or as it’s commonly referred to, CBT, but don’t necessarily understand it fully. In our podcast linked below, journalists and broadcasters, Barbara Scully and Declan Buckley, talk to Dr Craig Chigwedere, Psychotherapist at St Patrick’s University Hospital and clinical lecturer at Trinity College Dublin (TCD) to
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Professor Jim Lucey joins Sean O’Rourke on RTÉ Radio One on 8 April 2020 to discuss the “three Rs” of managing anxiety during the coronavirus – resilience, reframing and recovery.
This classroom presentation hosted by child and adolescent psychotherapist, Dr Colman Noctor, is designed to educate students in secondary school about how they can take care of their own mental health. The presentation gives meaningful and practical ways that young people can look after their wellbeing. Topics covered include everything from building resilience and valuing
The National Parents Council and Walk in My Shoes have teamed up to develop a series of short videos looking at how we can support children during the coronavirus outbreak and promote positive mental health. In this first video of the series, Chief Executive Officer of St Patrick’s Mental Health Services, Paul Gilligan, looks at
The National Parents Council and Walk in My Shoes have teamed up to develop a series of short videos looking at how we can support children during the coronavirus outbreak and promote positive mental health. In this first video of the series, Chief Executive Officer of St Patrick’s Mental Health Services, Paul Gilligan, looks at
