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Promoting Mental Health, Wellbeing & Recovery

Mental Health Ireland is the longest established national mental health charity in Ireland. Throughout our history we and the Mental Health Associations have played a central role in reshaping how the public understand mental health issues.

Since our establishment in 1966, we have been front and centre in promoting mental health, supporting people with lived experience of mental health challenges in their recovery and bringing practical expression to national policy objectives.

Mental Health Ireland’s strategy Mental Health for All – Hope, Strength & Action 2022 – 2024 is an invitation to become involved in something bigger, to be part of a dynamic movement that makes a real difference to many peoples’ lives.

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Blog
10th January 2025

From Struggle to Strength: How I Overcame Disordered Eating and Overexercising

By Sean Blake I am sitting at home feeling calm and relaxed with no anxiety about my body, exercise or what people think about me and more importantly what I…
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9th December 2024

Winter Wellness: Nourishing Your Body and Mind During the Darker Days

By PR & Communications Officer, Marie Duffy As you attempt to crawl out of bed each morning in winter, it’s easy to see why animals choose to hibernate. In the…
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9th October 2024

National survey shows that 90% of people do something to mind their mental health every week

A new national survey, carried out by Mental Health Ireland ahead of World Mental Health Day, has revealed that only 10% of people living in Ireland will do something every…

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Most helplines can provide a listening service, give information and advice, provide emotional support or point you in the direction of other services. They are often free-phone services which are staffed by trained volunteers or employees.
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