Call for formal guidelines after Northern Irish data shows early intervention ‘critical’

Health experts warn of increase in suicide and self-harm due to coronavirus

Muiris Houston: It is time for a national conversation about the ethics of lockdown

If someone is in an acute psychiatric phase, assessing an evaluation may take weeks

We use the words ‘narcissist’ and ‘paranoid’ easily but our amateur diagnoses may not be accurate

No Child 2020: ‘No child should feel isolated because of their mental health struggles’

Top psychiatrist to train TDs and Senators to help constituents with mental health issues

But many should not be on the list at all for this ‘catch-all service’, say senior practitioners

Psychiatrists say Act leaves it to them to make Irish society’s decisions on abortion

Constitution underpins the trauma of pregnant girl deemed at risk of suicide

Move rightly condemned by patient advocates

Report will ‘advance the rights of those patients with mental illness who are involuntarily detained’ but solutions lie not only in mental health law and policy

Opinion: A society that aspires to be humane must recognise the reality of human difficulties

Rory Doody spent years in and out of psychiatric hospitals and institutions. Today, he helps others in the community

Lucinda Creighton indicates amendments not strong enough to assuage her concerns

‘Real risk’ of suicide during pregnancy

Prof Kevin Malone warns of sending wrong signal to vulnerable young men