Nicole Madigan - 20-03-2023

The burning desire to prove our worth is one that’s embedded within us from childhood. From the moment we’re born, we’re primed to seek approval

Nicole Madigan - 24-11-2021

From the age of around 10, children can become difficult to deal with. They can be moody, grumpy, even downright rude. They might throw big-kid tantrums, yell, or slam doors,

Nicole Madigan - 24-11-2021

Around one in five young people aged between 11 and 17 will experience a mental health challenge, throughout their youth. In 2019, there were 461 deaths by suicide

Nicole Madigan - 21-10-2021

While mental health nurses (MHNs) have continued to provide clinical services within both in-patient and community settings throughout the pandemic, their specific skillset

Nicole Madigan - 21-09-2021

Nursing lecturer, Penelope Sweeting, never thought she’d end up an academic, let alone a PhD candidate exploring inpatient suicide prevention – an area of research

Nicole Madigan - 21-09-2021

Rapidly advancing digital technology, the internet, and social media have changed our collective lives. Much of it has been for the better; convenience, connectivity

Haley Williams - 18-09-2021

Psychotherapy is not a new field, beginning over a hundred years ago as the ‘talking cure’ established by Freud. Today, there are hundreds of types

Haley Williams - 13-09-2021

The digital revolution is rapidly providing new opportunities to reach more people with mental health conditions. And it's never been more popular or more vital than during

Nicole Madigan - 20-04-2021

Imagine a world where all fathers are involved and supportive during pregnancy, allowing optimum foetal growth and development and maternal satisfaction. Imagine

Nicole Madigan - 25-03-2021

When it comes to managing mental health, having the support of loved ones is crucial. But the impact of being the support person for someone with mental ill-health