We are excited to launch a partnership between our Pharmacy Department and the School of Pharmacy at University College Cork to enhance pharmacy-related research and clinical collaborations. stpatricks.ie/media-centre/n… #Pharmacy #Research

Our adult Homecare service delivers the mental healthcare a person needs directly to them, wherever they are in Ireland, supported by our multidisciplinary team of mental health professionals. Read more about what to expect from our #Homecare service here stpatricks.ie/care-treatment…

Mindfulness is a practice which enables us to focus on the present moment and can help us to calm our minds. Learn more about what #mindfulness can do for and enjoy a simple mindfulness practice stpatricks.ie/media-centre/v…

A first-of-its-kind study from our Pharmacy Department and UCC Pharmacy School has been published in BJPsych Journals, exploring the preferences and needs of people with lived experiences of weight gain from anti-psychotic medication. stpatricks.ie/media-centre/n…

❓ What are -the signs of addiction? -the causes of a personality disorder? -treatment options for depression? We have information around some common mental health difficulties to help you understand your #mentalhealth and wellbeing here: stpatricks.ie/mental-health

💬 Our Family Information Series Hear from the Social Work team at St Patrick's Mental Health Services as they discuss a wide range of questions and concerns that family members, carers and supporters may have in their support roles. bit.ly/3YBnIYv #Family #MentalHealthSupports

How does #occupationaltherapy support people experiencing substance use? Deirdre Ryan, Occupational Therapist here in St Patrick's Mental Health Services speaks about the relationship between occupational therapy and substance use on Everyday Evidence, a podcast from AOTA stpatricks.ie/media-centre/p…

Returning to work after a #mentalhealth difficulty A Consultant Psychiatrist discusses disclosing a history of mental health difficulties with your employer and explores why a “don’t ask, don’t tell” culture in the #workplace should be avoided. bit.ly/3yooMUY

New guide on using Microsoft Teams developed for our service users. 💻 The document aims to help service users accessing and managing online clinical appointments. Read more here: stpatricks.ie/media-centre/n…

📢 A reminder to cast your vote in our Favourite Painting exhibition and competition. A number of art galleries have selected pieces to be displayed at St Patrick's University Hospital and online, the piece with the highest number of votes will be added to our permanent #art

It's been such a special afternoon celebrating positive mental health, recovery and community with our service users, staff and families at our annual Recovery Festival. Thank you so much to everyone who's joined this year's summer games party and helped make it happen!

☑️ Do you have questions our treatments and services; your mental health; referrals or supporting other people? We’ve gathered some helpful and practical information around some of our frequently asked questions that can be read here: stpatricks.ie/getting-help/f…

A reminder to GPs to join our webinar that will explore trauma from a perspective relevant to #GP practice. Dr Niamh Willis and Dr Jessica O'Sullivan will be hosting our event on Wednesday, 25 September 📅 bit.ly/4g1V8Wn

We offer accredited mental health information and training for general practitioners (GPs) through our online GP Portal with up-to-date and relevant mental health information. stpatricks.ie/gps-referrals/… #GP #CPD

📢 A reminder to cast your vote in our Favourite Painting #exhibition and competition. Selected artworks are being displayed at St Patrick's University Hospital and online, the winner will be added to our permanent art collection and displayed on our campus.

“Don't judge each day by the harvest you reap, but by the seeds that you plant.” Robert Louis Stevenson. The apple trees in our Service User garden are offering up their autumnal harvest, reminding us to mind our minds each and every day. #Mindfulness