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Congratulations to Penny Quinn, a postgraduate member of the Centre for Mental Health and Community Research (CMCHR), Department of Psychology, who was one of the awardees at Maynooth University’s recent awards ceremony for the 2018 recipients of the Irish Research...

The following article about the Parent and Infant (PIN) programme, as part of the ENRICH research programme, has recently been published: Hickey, G., McGilloway, S., Leckey, Y., & Stokes, A. (2018). A universal early parenting education intervention in...

As part of the ENRICH research programme, the Parent and Baby/Up to 2 programme explores some of the key issues which are important to parents during early infancy including: parent and infant health and well-being, as well as  support available to parents and how...

The CMHCR hosted a well received event on the 10th October, as part of Maynooth University Research Week 2018 and to celebrate World Mental Health Day. The event was supported by the Maynooth University Research and Development Office who kindly provided complimentary...

The PRIMERA research programme at the Centre for Mental Health and Communtity Research, funded by the HSE, aims to help develop services to support the whole family when a parent has mental health issues. It has been estimated that up to one in five children and young...

  The CMHCR’s PRIMERA Programme is the first project of its kind in Ireland and has gained national interest. The aims of the research are to help identify, implement and evaluate family-focused interventions for families with children aged 5-18 years, where a parent...