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April is the time of year that people around the world are encouraged to start a conversation about autism. This […]
In marking Eating Disorders Awareness Week 2021, we address some of the myths that exist in the public domain surrounding […]
In marking Eating Disorders Awareness Week 2020, it is important to tackle some of the myths that exist in the […]
With Covid-19 restrictions have come hugely negative consequences for the mental health of our already overwhelmed and overburdened family carer […]
Eating Disorders Awareness Week takes place from the 2nd – 8th March 2020, marking out a time to focus on […]
Please find the College General Election 2020 Manifesto below which features our 6 key asks in relation to mental health […]
The College of Psychiatrists urges election candidates and politicians to be cautious of the language and terms they use which […]
Almost half of family carers regularly deal with abusive behaviour while a similar proportion say that no supports and services […]
1 in 3 Family Carers have a diagnosis of depression and almost 2 in 3 carers are now providing more […]
An estimated 1,500 people a year in Ireland develop a psychotic disorder for the first time with young people particularly […]