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How I maintain long-distance relationships and stay connected
Written by: Bhargavi Magadi
Long-distance relationships can be challenging, but prioritising connection, flexibility, and open communication helped Bhargavi keep bonds strong.
How I found connection after feeling isolated in secondary school
Written by: Anonymous
This spunout contributor shares their experience of loneliness in secondary school and how they found a true connection in college.
What chronic pain taught me about friendship and support
Written by: Bhargavi Magadi
Bhargavi shares her journey with chronic pain, from struggles with self-doubt to embracing support from those closest to her.
What I gained from taking a break from drinking
Written by: Anonymous
After quitting alcohol, this contributor found joy in sober nights out; feeling free from the chaos drinking once brought.
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‘A Lot on Your Plate’ with host Sanaa El Habbash
Written by: spunout
Our podcast series 'A Lot on Your Plate' highlights the stories of young Palestinians navigating life in Ireland while staying connected to their h...
Growing up undiagnosed and Autistic: What I wish schools knew
Written by: Charlie Harney
Charlie shares their journey to an autism diagnosis, reflecting on school struggles, self-discovery, and finding the right support to thrive.
My journey to an Autism diagnosis
Written by: Naomhán Mhaonaigh
Naomhán shares their journey to an autism diagnosis, reflecting on childhood struggles, autistic burnout, and the impact of finally getting answers.
Why I would not change my Autism diagnosis for anything
Written by: Davin Godfrey
Davin shares his experience of living with an autism diagnosis and embracing life on the spectrum with pride and positivity.
My long journey to an endometriosis diagnosis
Written by: Naomhán Mhaonaigh
After a decade of pain and medical dismissal, Naomhán was finally diagnosed with endometriosis.
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