SALaM Ireland report published
SALaM Ireland report published The Study of Adolescent Lives after Migration (SALaM) to Ireland study investigated the mental health and psychosocial wellbeing and experiences of students aged 12-18 years who have resettled to Ireland from Arab-majority...
Postnatal depression in fathers — a myth or reality? An new article by CMHCR members Mary Maguire & Professor Sinéad McGilloway
According to research, perinatal mental health problems can affect as many as 1 in 10 new fathers, many of whom suffer in silence. Some of these fathers may be silently struggling with post-natal depression. As part of the International Men’s Health Week...
Social Justice Week 2024: Thursday March 7th, a hybrid event hosted by the SALaM Ireland research team
This Thursday, March 7th, the CMHCR, the Dept. of Psychology, and MUSSI are presenting an event entitled ” Promoting integration of post-primary refugee students in Ireland and across the world:challenges, learning”. This hybrid event is being hosted by...
Remembering our friend and colleague Siobháin O’Doherty
On the recent 7th anniversary of Siobháin’s passing, she is fondly remembered by her friends and colleagues. Siobháin was a SPHeRE programme scholar, supervised by Prof. Sinead McGilloway and Prof. Agnes Higgins in Trinity College Dublin. Our thoughts are with...- Annual Diversity and Intercultural Education Network (DIEN) conference hosted at Maynooth University by the Centre for Mental Health and Community Research
- SALaM Ireland report published
- Postnatal depression in fathers — a myth or reality? An new article by CMHCR members Mary Maguire & Professor Sinéad McGilloway
- Social Justice Week 2024: Thursday March 7th, a hybrid event hosted by the SALaM Ireland research team
- Remembering our friend and colleague Siobháin O’Doherty
