Mental Health

Contribution

The Ins and Outs of an Anxiety Disorder

The layman often assumes anxiety and depression are the same class of illness, but there are distinct differences between these mood disorders and how they should be treated.
By Lauren Nic Eoin
Contribution

For A Non-EU Student With Mental Health Issues, Trinity’s Administration Remains Inflexible

Legacy problems with Erasmus and an inflexible administration leave some students trapped.
By Sean Owens
Contribution

We Shouldn’t Tiptoe Around Suicide

On World Mental Health Day, Sarah Ledden debunks misconceptions regarding suicide
By Sarah Ledden

Irish Teenagers Unable to Identify Depression in Friends, Trinity Study Shows

Young Irish people were also less likely to seek adult support for friends with depression.

Even After Five Months of Third Level, Students Still Struggle, Report Finds

A national report led by Trinity academic has investigated the student experience of transition from second to third level.

In the Wake of Disorder

With mental health, a wider understanding of suffering is needed

The Problem with Current Mental Illness Terminology

Seán Healy argues that the language of mental illness fails to capture the experience of those who suffer from it

Who Supports the Supporter?

Katie Meegan argues that encouraging sufferers of mental illness to talk to those around them is a great first step, but not the solution they ultimately deserve

Finger on the Pulse

Daniel Scott discusses his experiences with panic attacks and anxiety, and how they have helped shape him today.

The Dangers of Gossip

John Larkin criticises our carefree attitude toward sharing other people's problems