We know a lot about the 40 homeless people who died in Dublin. So what are we going to do about it?
If they didn’t die on the streets then they probably died in a hostel. Two thirds of them would have died alone
If they didn’t die on the streets then they probably died in a hostel. Two thirds of them would have died alone
A series where we ask experts in all aspects of workplace engagement to give us their views and solutions on issues driving conflict or upset for employees
Tell Me About It: Am I the common denominator and are people staying away from me? I’d hardly blame them
Learning how to care for yourself when caring for someone with a life-threatening or life-limiting condition is a necessity, not a luxury
Ask the Expert: Her school says she is always on her phone and not getting enough sleep, but she disagrees
The idea that a month of abstinence can help you regain control and become a ‘better drinker’ is a myth for any alcoholic
Children caught in the crossfire of the war are suffering an ‘unfathomable’ psychological impact
Hexahydrocannabinol, a legal cannabis substitute, is causing severe psychosis in some young men
Prof Susan Smith says evidence shows need for a national health inequity strategy
If you feel sad all the time or stop deriving joy from the things you love, it’s time to seek help
Annual survey was carried out ahead of World Mental Health Day on Thursday
Ask the Expert: The best way to check if your daughter’s development is healthy is to measure her height and weight so you can assess her BMI
The Belle and Sebastian frontman’s debut novel, Nobody’s Empire, draws on his own experiences, including of ME. Part travelogue and memoir, it’s also a love letter to his favourite music
I miss the solidarity of the women’s bathroom in nightclubs, where strangers became best friends for those brief moments that always seemed to last a lifetime
The second-year law student at University of Galway on discrimination she has faced as a Traveller and how education became her refuge
Simon Harris, Micheál Martin, Holly Cairns and others reply to letters from students and recent graduates on the key issues they face today
Third-level student says smoking weed is so normalised you might need to make an excuse for not wanting to smoke
Persistent underfunding is having a long-term impact on the mental health system, says Mental Health Reform interim chief executive Philip Watt
Síolta, co-founded by Hannah Bowler and Wayne Dignam, is a co-operative of wellbeing practitioners aimed at enabling growth and connection
Use of technology in schools has increased exponentially since the Covid-19 pandemic but why is there so little discussion around it, apart from the continuing debate about smartphones?
Men are facing a crisis of loneliness. Rethinking the shape and structure of their friendships can help
The ubiquity of therapy in Berkeley infuses the words people use and their lifestyles with an odd deliberateness
Hexahydrocannabinol (HHC) is legal in Ireland and commonly available in the form of vapes or added to jellies or chocolate
Record number last year assisted by Hail which is providing an ‘essential’ service for the State, says chief executive
Cost of running suicide prevention and counselling group stands at some €17m a year, mostly paid for by ‘generous donors and dedicated supporters’
Mental health difficulties have traditionally been understood at the level of the individual and their immediate family. That has changed, and the crisis is global
Swedish public health authorities aim to promote healthy development but some experts wonder whether parts of the guidance are unrealistic
It’s an interesting challenge to start something without the aim of mastering it
Probation expert says homelessness and addiction are almost like ‘manifestations of mental health difficulties’
About 40% of women in Dóchas prison at any time are on remand pending trial, visiting committee found
Taboo can leave problems untreated, while for some, even a diagnosis does not guarantee support
Almost 8 per cent of male remand prisoners have current or recent psychotic symptoms, 10 times the community rate
It’s not just children and adolescents who are being damaged by digital addiction
Shortage of beds means people with mental illness who seek healthcare are often released without treatment
Crosswords & puzzles to keep you challenged and entertained
How does a post-Brexit world shape the identity and relationship of these islands
Inquests into the nightclub fire that led to the deaths of 48 people
Weddings, Births, Deaths and other family notices