Aware welcomes this public consultation on Ireland’s next suicide reduction policy. Aware has supported people living with depression, bipolar and related mood conditions for 40 years. Certainly, over the course of the past 40 years, more and more people across
Aware today announced the findings from its recent survey focused on the mental health experiences of older adults in Ireland.
The Solace Café is a free out of hours friendly and supportive community space open to anyone from the South County Dublin area requiring mental health support.
Aware today announced the findings from its national survey looking at the public’s experience and perception of depression and anxiety.
Challenge yourself to a 5K at your own pace in support of Aware’s vital mental health services. Lace up your runners and kick off the festive season at the 18th annual Aware Christmas 5K on Saturday the 9th December at its
We’re excited to announce The Big Splash for Aware, urging people all over Ireland to challenge themselves to a cold-water dip on Saturday 23rd September in support of mental health.
Aware today announced the findings from its national survey looking at the public’s experience and perception of depression and anxiety.
Dublin City University survey assessing your psychological needs satisfaction
Would you like to contribute to the improvement of future cancer care for patients with significant mental health difficulties by highlighting the facilitators and barriers to care? This UCD study involves a one-hour telephone interview with a psychologist in clinical
Three free programmes open today for registration, starting at the beginning of February 2022.
HRB Clinical Research Facility, Galway Áis Taighde Chliniciúil HRB, Gaillimh A team at NUI Galway are conducting a clinical trial study on bipolar disorder. Nature of the study SCOPE-BD is a randomised controlled trial investigating if IV Scopolamine (Hyoscine) has
20 September 2021: We are delighted to announce that Aware Mental Health Week will take place from Monday 4th October and conclude on World Mental Health Day, Sunday 10th October. The awareness campaign aims to increase understanding of depression, provide hope
