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 […]

With today marking World Refugee Day, we are highlighting the urgent need to acknowledge the specialised mental health requirements of […]

RCSI has today launched a digital animation series focused on issues related to the mental health of young people in […]

Borderline personality disorder continues to be a very stigmatised condition but it can be treated with talking therapies of which […]

People with severe mental illnesses are much more likely to die younger, which needs to be better addressed by health […]

The current lack of access to child and adolescent mental health services in Ireland for young people with autism is […]

Psychiatry Section HST & BST Competitions, Thursday 30th May 2019 The Psychiatry Section of the Royal Academy of Medicine in […]

Paul Mulholland previews the upcoming Spring Conference of the College of Psychiatrists of Ireland, which celebrates the College’s tenth anniversary. […]