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Wednesday, 30 November 2022
Wednesday, 23 November 2022
Supporting a loved one experiencing depression? Feeling alone and misunderstood in your depression? Not sure if you are experiencing depression?
This video will showcase what depression looks like and feels like to help you understand
Have you wanted a creative career but not been sure of how to achieve this?
Perhaps broadening your thinking on where to find creativity is the answer.
Why is it so important to form your own opinion? Why is it so hard for us to uncover what we really thin and why?
This short video articulates with eloquence why it really is so important to discover your own voice
Wednesday, 16 November 2022
Ever wondered what CBT is all about?
This animated video explains what to expect if embarking on CBT (cognitive behavioural therapy)
Thursday, 10 November 2022
Wednesday, 9 November 2022
Japanese artist Yayoi Kusama pioneered a style and helped shape a movement and her work was often overlooked and stolen
Yet Kusama persisted and despite her mental health difficulties, never gave up. Click the link below to learn more about her and her work
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wgSBtXNJjhs
Chronic Anxiety can take over your life, but there is help out there.
This first person account offers some advice from lived experience
https://www.irishexaminer.com/lifestyle/people/arid-40986902.html
Have you been concerned about burn out?
This article will give you some tips and advice on how to avoid burn out
https://www.irishexaminer.com/lifestyle/healthandwellbeing/arid-41001068.html
Suicide or Survive: Free Wellness Workshop
SOS
in partnership with Walkinstown Greenhills Resource Centre are delighted to be bringing
a Wellness Workshop to the Walkinstown Community Centre, Dublin 12 on the 23rd
of November 2022. A Wellness Workshop is an opportunity for you to take time
out and learn a wide range of simple practical and effective tools and tips
that you can use in your everyday life to improve your own wellness. These
workshops aim to help you understand and take charge of your own mental health.
The workshop is for anyone and everyone as we all have mental health!
Workshops
are informal and relaxed. They are facilitated by people with both lived life
experience of mental health difficulties, and people with experience of working
in various mental health arenas. The workshop runs from 9.30am to 4.30pm. A
comprehensive Wellness Workbook to support you in maintaining your daily
wellness is included and a light lunch and refreshments will be provided on the
day. This workshop is fully funded thanks to our funders the National Office for
Suicide Prevention and our amazing donors and fundraisers.
For
more information on our wellness workshops please click here: https://suicideorsurvive.ie/programmes/wellness-workshop/
To book your free
place please click here: https://tinyurl.com/wwwlk or contact any of
the SOS team at 01 2722158 or info@suicideorsurvive.ie and we would be
happy to register you.
Thursday, 3 November 2022
Mental Health Toolkit Info!
Hi
Supporter,
You
are invited to the launch of the Mental Health Act, 2001 Toolkit. The launch
will take place online on Thursday, 10th of November 10am – 11am. Further
details and registration information are below.
The School of
Law, University College Cork, has developed a Mental Health Act, 2001 Toolkit in partnership with Mental Health
Reform. When people with mental health difficulties are admitted to
mental health units, either on a voluntary or involuntary basis, it is vital
that user-friendly, accessible, information is available regarding human
rights. Access to this information is essential for people with mental health
difficulties, their family members, advocates, supporters and carers.
Speakers
§ Darius Whelan and
Claire Carroll, School of Law, University College Cork
§ RóisÃn Clarke,
Interim CEO, Mental Health Reform
§ Ber Grogan, Policy
and Research Manager, Mental Health Reform
§ Sinéad Mc Dermott,
Family Peer Support Worker
§ When: Thursday,
10th November 10am – 11am
Where: Online, via Zoom
For details of the Mental Health Act, 2001 Toolkit project, visit our website.
If you would like further information or have questions about the event, please
contact Stephen Sheil, Mental Health Reform at ssheil@mentalhealthreform.ie
About
the Mental Health Act, 2001 Toolkit
The
Mental Health Act, 2001 Toolkit will be published on Mental Health Reform’s
website and will include information on topics such as the following:
What
are the main human rights in Mental Health law?
What
is the Mental Health Act?
Can
I make an Advance Healthcare Directive?
The
Role and Rights of my Supporters / Family / Carers
Approved
Centres and What to Expect
My
Rights as a ‘Voluntary Patient’
My
Rights as an ‘Involuntary Patient’
Mental
Health Tribunals Explained
Complaints,
Advocacy and Activism
The
Toolkit will be a vital means of empowerment, enabling people to become
educated about their rights, so that they can exercise and claim those
rights. This aids fuller realisation of rights provided by the UN Convention
on the Rights of Persons with Disabilities (CRPD), the Irish
Constitution, and other human rights documents.
The Toolkit was drafted in consultation with Mental Health Reform’s member
organisations, through a series of online and in-person consultation
meetings. The meetings were attended by a wide variety of people, including
people with lived experience of mental health difficulties, family members,
staff and supporters of organisations.
This project was funded by the Irish Research Council. The researcher was
Darius Whelan and the Research Assistant was Claire Carroll. The co-ordinator
from Mental Health Reform was Ber Grogan.
Wednesday, 2 November 2022
Tuesday, 1 November 2022
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