Limerick Mental Health Association
Promoting positive mental health
Classes and wellness programmes at LMHA this May. All are available to the public and aimed at promoting positive mental health and wellbeing. These classes are designed to cater to people of all backgrounds 18 and up. Continue reading What’s on at LMHA this May Continue reading What’s on at LMHA this May
**SOLD OUT**: LMHA Fundraising Business Breakfast on 19th May featuring an interactive panel discussion featuring David Gillick, Linda Ledger, Tommy Barrett and Dr. Lisa O’Rourke Scott as we explore the importance of staying connected in our communities at all lifestages to look after our mental wellness. Continue reading LMHA Announces Fundraising Business Breakfast on May 19th Continue reading LMHA Announces Fundraising Business Breakfast on May 19th
LMHA Chair Lisa O’Rourke Scott on the new ‘Healthy Workplace Ireland’ report which looks at mental health and well-being promotion in Irish Firms and how by prioritizing these employers can create a culture that promotes employee well-being and ultimately benefits their bottom line. Continue reading Chair’s blog: Mental Health in the Workplace – Why It Matters and What Employers Can Do Continue reading Chair’s blog: Mental Health in the Workplace – Why It Matters and What Employers Can Do
We are delighted to announce that Laurence Garric has been appointed as Secretary on the Board of Trustees at LMHA and we bid a fond farewell to outgoing Secretary Elizabeth Stundon and thank her for her many years of dedication to LMHA… Continue reading Announcing Laurence Garric’s appointment as Secretary to the Board of Trustees Continue reading Announcing Laurence Garric’s appointment as Secretary to the Board of Trustees
LMHA are delighted to announce our new collaboration with Reddy Psychotherapy. Starting from 4th April 2023 Reddy Psychotherapy will operate from our offices in 3 Sexton Street, 10am-5pm Tuesdays, Wednesdays and Thursdays. Continue reading Announcing LMHA’s new collaboration with Reddy Psychotherapy Continue reading Announcing LMHA’s new collaboration with Reddy Psychotherapy
This April we have a wide variety of courses available to the public inlcuding mindfulness, dance, art and music therapy, aimed at promoting positive mental health and wellbeing. Open to people of all backgrounds 18 and up we strongly encourage everyone to give them a try. Continue reading What’s on at LMHA this April Continue reading What’s on at LMHA this April
Poppy and Roneta are UL students doing co-op work placement at LMHA. During their placement they quickly noticed the high demand for mental health services following the pandemic. In response to this, they are raising money to skydive in aid of Limerick Mental Health Association Continue reading Poppy and Roneta Take the Jump for Limerick Mental Health Association Continue reading Poppy and Roneta Take the Jump for Limerick Mental Health Association
Limerick Mental Health Association is holding it’s annual “HELLO” campaign on Thursday March 30th and we are encouraging everyone to join us for a walk from Arthur’s Quay on Thurs the 30th starting at 1 pm where we will walk the 3 bridges. Continue reading Join us for a 5k walk this March 30th as part of our annual “HELLO” campaign Continue reading Join us for a 5k walk this March 30th as part of our annual “HELLO” campaign
Eating disorders are a serious mental health condition affecting individuals of all ages, genders, and backgrounds. In Ireland, eating disorders have been on the rise in recent years, with a reported increase in the number of people seeking treatment for the condition… Continue reading Eating disorders, the hidden problem in Ireland Continue reading Eating disorders, the hidden problem in Ireland
Mental health is an important issue that affects people all over the world, and the Irish are no exception. Ireland has the fourth highest rate of suicide in the European Union and the country’s history and cultural attitudes towards mental health can pose unique challenges… Continue reading Mental health and the Irish Continue reading Mental health and the Irish