Katie Donohoe

What it’s like to be intersex

Written by: Intersex Ireland

To mark Intersex Day of Solidarity, we have partnered with Intersex Ireland to share what it's like to be intersex.

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My experience of an eating disorder and internalised fatphobia

Written by: Anonymous

Through support and education this young person was able to cope with and challenge critical thoughts for having fat otherwise known as internalise...

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How to cope with internalised fatphobia

Written by: Bhargavi Magadi

When Bhargavi experienced internalised fatphobia, they took this path to not only cope but to love their body.

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A young person’s experience of internalised fatphobia

Written by: Amy O'Brien

Marykate is a Transition Year student and spoke to Amy O’Brien about her experience with internalising fatphobia.

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How to combat family member’s casual fatphobia

Written by: Anonymous

A spunout contributor defines what fatphobia is and how they've dealt with fatphobic comments from their family members.

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Unlearning diet culture helped me to flourish

Written by: Amy O'Brien

Rebelling against a diet culture that oppresses women, girls and non-binary people helped Amy be her full self.

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Understanding emotional eating and body image

Richard details his experience of emotional eating and it's impact on body image.

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6 fat-shaming myths and the facts to tackle them

Written by: Amy O'Brien

TW // This article references eating disorders. Please look after yourself if you choose to read on. Our text support service details are listed be...

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12 opportunities to work, study, volunteer or have fun this Autumn

Written by: Maria Conte

It’s Time to Move again - 2021 style: Find opportunities to work, study, volunteer, or just to have fun in Ireland and beyond with Time to Move thi...

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How support helped me understand my PTSD

Written by: Anonymous

When life slowed down, the symptoms of PTSD were harder to ignore but support was at hand.

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How language affected my mental health

Written by: Joseph Burke

Joseph Burke talks about how the language we use can create stigma and shame attached to mental health.

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The mental health impact of being the ‘minority of minorities’

Written by: Amy O'Brien

Akeno (Goose) Barret discusses how with the support of their friends, they were able to feel valued as a person and love their identity.

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