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Aware provide support and assistance to people affected by depression, bipolar and mood disorders. Aware has support groups around the country. Helpline and next-day email support service available. Aware have a freephone helpline that is open Monday-Sunday from 10am to 10pm - 1800 80 48 48.
Bodywhys provides support to people affected by eating disorders and their family.
Their services include:
Their website has information on eating disorders, treatment options, and how to support someone.
Crosscare offer a wide variety of outreach services in different locations: homeless, migrants, travellers, drugs and alcohol addiction, teen counselling, carer support and also disability awareness programmes.
Gamblers Anonymous are a group of people who support each other and help each other recover from their gambling problem.
There are regular meetings around the country where you can talk about your problems with gambling in confidence. Find a full list of meering here.
GROW is a Mental Health Organisation helping people who have or are suffering from mental health problems. Members are helped to recover from all forms of mental breakdown, through the support members give each other. Grow also have a young adult section to their website and are currently developing resources for young adults in Ireland.
GROW is a Mental Health Organisation helping people who have or are suffering from mental health problems. Members are helped to recover from all forms of mental breakdown, through the support members give each other. Grow also have a young adult section to their website and are currently developing resources for young adults in Ireland.
GROW is a Mental Health Organisation helping people who have or are suffering from mental health problems. Members are helped to recover from all forms of mental breakdown, through the support members give each other. Grow also have a young adult section to their website and are currently developing resources for young adults in Ireland.
GROW is a Mental Health Organisation helping people who have or are suffering from mental health problems. Members are helped to recover from all forms of mental breakdown, through the support members give each other. Grow also have a young adult section to their website and are currently developing resources for young adults in Ireland.
Jigsaw projects across Ireland work with communities to better support young people's mental health and well being. The Jigsaw programme has been developed and supported by Headstrong, the National Centre for Youth Mental Health. Jigsaw works by engaging young people, organisations, families and other support agencies in the community, so that we are all better able to respond to the mental health and well being needs of young people aged 12-25.
Hope House is a Rehabilitation Centre specialising in the treatment of alcohol, drugs, gambling and other dependencies. All prospective residents must be assessed prior to admission. Treatment The programme at Hope House is designed so that residents learn to become responsible for their own recovery. The treatment programme provides the tools and principles needed for living a sober and contented life. The 30 day programme adopts a holistic approach and provides individual counselling, family counselling, educational input, relaxation, meditation, and spiritual enrichment. The programme is broadly based on the Minnesota Model with Twelve Step work at its foundation. Cognotive Behavioural Therapy, Rational Emotive Therapy and Motivational Enhancement are among other approaches used.
