Aware offers a range of positive mental health programmes for individuals who find themselves struggling with common life challenges, as well programmes for people who are trying to support a loved one through depression or bipolar disorder.
These programmes educate and empower people, including adolescents, with the skills to cope with the ups and downs which we all meet on our journey through life.
With the exception of the Wellness@Work Programme, all courses are offered free of charge. Scroll down to find out more about each individual course.
Designed to help people learn more about how we think and how this can influence our actions in helpful or unhelpful ways. Delivered online.
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Designed to help people learn more about how we think and how this can influence our actions in helpful or unhelpful ways. Delivered in groups nationwide.
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Are you supporting or caring for someone who experiences depression or bipolar disorder? This is the programme specifically designed for you.
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Aware offers a suite of workplace wellness programmes to respond to the increased need for mental health awareness and resilience development within the workplace.
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The Aware Life Skills for schools programme is a free educational programme offered to students aged 15-18 to help them learn new ways to deal with concerns and challenges in life
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Beat the Blues is Aware’s free, positive mental health programme for senior-cycle students in secondary schools throughout Ireland.
More DetailsAware Support & Self Care Groups offer a unique opportunity to talk openly about depression or bipolar disorder and its impact.
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