- Aware has a webinar series with a different theme each month
- They take place on the second Wednesday of every month
- You do not need to have a Zoom account to attend
- You must register in advance for each webinar individually
- If you are unable to attend live, you can still register below and receive a link the next day to watch it back
MAILING LIST
Would you like monthly reminders about the upcoming webinar and speakers? Please note you must register for each webinar separately.
Upcoming Schedule
June: Mental health in the LGBTI+ community
Day: Wednesday
Date: 8 June 2022
Time: 12 – 1 pm
- Moninne Griffith, CEO of BeLong To Youth Services. BeLonG To Youth Services is the national organisation supporting lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender, and intersex (LGBTI+) young people in Ireland. Moninne supports young LGBTI+ people in many different ways through work directly with some young people in advocacy, lobbying and public speaking settings, sharing stories and experience to change laws, policies, attitudes and behaviours.
- Dr Paul D’Alton, Clinical Psychologist and Assoc. Professor of Psychology, UCD. Paul is a clinical psychologist, teacher, researcher, writer and speaker. Paul has always been really interested in what makes us humans happy: what are the ingredients to a happy and satisfying life? And how, by living our best life, we can be of benefit to society. He cares about the kind of society we live in, working to make it a more equal, inclusive and kinder place, through his involvement in policy development and public debate.
- Stephen McBride, Director of Services at Aware and Chartered Counselling Psychologist & Group Psychotherapist
If you are unable to attend live, you can still register below and automatically receive a link the next day to watch it back.
July: Perinatal Mental Health
Day: Wednesday
Date: 13 July 2022
Time: 12 – 1 pm
- Dr Jillian Doyle, Senior Clinical Psychologist, Perinatal Mental Health Team, Rotunda Hospital. Most of us expect to feel happy, excited and positive during pregnancy, and when our baby is born. But it doesn’t always happen like this. You can feel many different emotions during pregnancy and after birth. A perinatal mental health team offers support if you are experiencing any sort of mental health difficulty, during pregnancy and up to one year post-partum.
- Stephen McBride, Director of Services at Aware and Chartered Counselling Psychologist & Group Psychotherapist
If you are unable to attend live, you can still register below
and automatically receive a link the next day to watch it back.
All webinars are recorded and also made available to watch back on Aware’s
