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- Suicide
- Factsheet
Suicide support services around Ireland
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There are a number of services around the country offering support to anyone who is feeling suicidal.
- Suicide
- Factsheet
6 facts about suicide
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Understanding the facts around suicide helps us to have more open and honest conversations about this issue
- Suicide
- Factsheet
Understanding why suicide isn’t selfish
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The best way to support someone who is feeling suicidal is to listen to them without judgement
- Suicide
- Factsheet
How to cope with suicidal thoughts in the long term
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Find long-term strategies for minimising or preventing suicidal thoughts, from creating a safety plan to strengthening relationships.
- Suicide
- Factsheet
How to tell someone you are feeling suicidal
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It may feel difficult to start this conversation, but there are people out there who want to support you.
- Climate
- Factsheet
Changing the way we talk about the climate
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SpunOut.ie are introducing new style guidelines for the way we talk about the climate crisis
Understanding self-harm
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Starting conversations, sharing stories, and finding support for self harm.
- Your Rights
- Factsheet
Who can help me get legal aid in Ireland?
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There are several services that provide different types of legal advice in Ireland
- Life
- Factsheet
Who can help me start my business in Ireland?
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The Local Enterprise Offices (LEO) have a wide range of supports that can help you
- General
- Factsheet
What is misophonia?
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Misophonia is the extreme dislike or hatred of certain sounds
- Self Harm
- Factsheet
Living with your self harm scars
Written by: spunout
Although you may not love your scars, accepting and even embracing them is possible
- Self Harm
- Factsheet
How to get support for self-harm
Written by: spunout
Self-harm recovery can be a challenging process, but accessing support can help you to recover from self-harm.