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Dawn Walk 2022 in Kildare to raise awareness over mental health

The Teach Dara Community and Family Centre is holding a Dawn Walk event in Kildare later this month to raise awareness about mental health. Commencing at 5am, the walk will start at Kildare Village, passing through St Brigid’s Well and the National ...

13 Apr 2022 at 12:33

William and Kate urge nation to help the lonely with a text or knock on the door

The Duke and Duchess of Cambridge have called on the nation to “lift someone out of loneliness” with small acts of kindness, in a special radio broadcast for Mental Health Awareness Week. William and Kate took to the airwaves of more than 500 ...

13 May 2022 at 12:25

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Male mental health education and training group to hold new programmes in Kildare town

A group centered on male mental health education and training to hold new programmes in Kildare town next month. According to its website, HEADSUP aims to 'help men who are finding life stressful, have issues with unemployment, feel isolated ...

26 Jul 2022 at 13:33

Most teachers suffering from depression – survey

Most teachers show signs of clinical depression, a new survey at the start of Mental Health Awareness Week has suggested. In a self-selecting survey of nearly 12,000 teachers and headteachers as part of the NASUWT teaching union’s wellbeing ...

09 Jun 2022 at 15:18

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Dundalk business Irishify to sell limited edition captain's armbands for Mental Health Awareness Month

Irishify have teamed up with the Head in the Game initiative to become official distributors of their limited edition captain's armbands, as part of May's Mental Health Awareness Month. The armbands will be worn by all professional teams ...

18 May 2022 at 15:33

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New booklet on lithium therapy for Kildare patients launched

A new patient Information Booklet on Lithium Therapy has been launched. Over 350 people in Kildare are believed to be on lithium medication, which is often used to treat Bipolar Disorder and severe depression. The booklet was created as ...

20 Sept 2022 at 19:33

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New booklet on lithium therapy for Kildare patients launched

20 Sept 2022 at 19:33

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Charity encourages people from Kildare to access its services if they’re feeling low over Christmas

A HSE-supported charity has encouraged people from Kildare to access its services if they’re feeling lonely, depressed, or anxious over the Christmas period. Turn2Me is encouraging people from the county to avail of its free ...

12 Dec 2022 at 19:33

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Kildare had high sign-up rates for mental health charity in 2022

County Kildare had high sign-up rates for a mental health charity this year. Turn2Me has revealed that its highest sign-up rates for 2022 were Dublin at 27.9 per cent, Cork at 12.3 per cent, Galway at 6.1 per cent and ...

21 Dec 2022 at 17:33

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Kildare had high sign-up rates for mental health charity in 2022

21 Dec 2022 at 18:33

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Book by Kildare author aspires to comfort those with intellectual disabilities and anxiety

A book focusing on themes such as anxiety was launched in Newbridge over the weekend. 'Róisín’s Journey' by author Trish B Kennedy was launched at Farrell & Nephew bookstore on Saturday, February 18 last. Trish ...

21 Feb 2023 at 19:33

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Book by Kildare author aspires to comfort those with intellectual disabilities and anxiety

21 Feb 2023 at 19:33

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