Gateway Innovations Event Information for Attendees 2024 by Gateway Project on Scribd
Wednesday 24 April 2024
Wednesday 17 April 2024
Ever wondered where your anxiety has come from? Are you prone to overthinking?
These things are very common. Click on the link below to learn more
Andy Townsend talks about mental health
To read the article and hear him speak on Newstalk, click the link below
Monday 15 April 2024
Thursday 11 April 2024
Are you looking to support someone struggling with their mental health?
Check out the link below to learn tips and tricks from this BBC series
Looking for a new philosophy to live your life by?
Check out this link below to learn about the Eastern philosophy of Wabi Sabi
Wanting to get into shape but not sure where to begin?
Click this video link below for some tips and tricks
Check out this interesting website called Mad in Ireland
Mad in Ireland’s mission is to serve as a catalyst for fundamentally rethinking theory and practice in the field of mental health in Ireland, and promoting positive change.
They believe that the current diagnostically-based paradigm of care has comprehensively failed, and that the future lies in non-medical alternatives which explicitly acknowledge the causal role of social and relational conflicts, abuses, adversities and injustices.
To learn more, click the link below.
Tuesday 9 April 2024
Thursday 4 April 2024
Wednesday 3 April 2024
Tuesday 2 April 2024
Check out these upcoming events with DCU's Recovery College
DCU's Recovery College have some upcoming open dialogue and workshops in the North
East on dual diagnosis and trauma.
Mental health and substance use issues are often related to
past trauma and unresolved trauma in peoples lives and their families. The
impact and potential for healing goes beyond the individual and
the family and is often tied up with community and health care provider
experiences. If a community and services recognise the impact of trauma on
use of substances and mental health issues and their role in reducing this
impact, the possibilities of recovery becomes more realistic.
Dual Diagnosis Community Open Dialogue - 16th April 11.00
- 1.00 St. Nicolas Gaelic Football Club, Drogheda.
The open dialogue space aims to provide the
opportunity for affected individuals, community members and service
providers to share their experiences, and look for solutions to better respond
to Dual Diagnosis in the future.
The open dialogue space aims to:-
* Raise awareness of what Dual Diagnosis means for the
North East Regional area.
* Work collectively on an approach to Dual Diagnosis in
the community.
* Strengthen community links through
networking.
Refreshments provided.
Being a trauma informed community - 2 day workshop
23rd and 24th of April - The Red Door Project, St. Mary's Convent School,
Dublin Road, Drogheda, Co. Louth.
The two day workshop will explore the meaning of normal
responses to adverse circumstances in life and implications of how
unresolved trauma in our lives. We will examine how abnormal trauma responses
by self and services and community can affect our ability to recover. The
workshop will explore how a community can be trauma informed and how agencies
and services can apply trauma informed principles in care provision.
Refreshments provided.
Dual Diagnosis Awareness 2 day workshop - 7th/8th
May/11th/12th June and 6th/9th October - Venues to be confirmed.
Day 1: Exploring the reality of dual diagnosis; perceptions,
experiences, policy, service delivery, culture and the impact on
communities.
Day 2: Best practice; what the community needs, how care can
be integrated, what needs to change, community response and
imagining possibilities.
If interested please fill in this form indicating what
you are interested in attending. https://forms.gle/Vrn7yoy5E1vFchzj6
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