Liz Gleeson
Liz is a trailblazer in the field of Grief and Loss Education. She is currently a PhD student in the field of Grief Education. She offers workshops and trainings for a variety of organisations and is a Module Coordinator for the MSc Bereavement Studies at the Irish Hospice Foundation & RCSI.
Jennifer Ryan
Psychologist Jennifer Ryan of MyLife Solutions is helping children to build up skills to protect against bullying.
Amelia Hutchison
Amelia Hutchison combines psychotherapy, counselling, and art-making to offer personal and meaningful mental health care through one-on-one art therapy (clinical), as well as group sessions and workshops (non-clinical), so that creativity and play are genuine, restful resources to help you feel well in your life.
Bill Ahessy
Bill Ahessy is a senior music therapist working with older adults/dementia care and with children & adolescents with additional needs. He sat on the executive council of the Irish Association of Creative Arts Therapists for two years. He also runs a supervision practice for music therapists. Is a lecturer, clinical placement supervisor and researcher.
Art Therapy with Joanne
Joanne O' Dwyer is an art psychotherapist living and working in the midlands.
Sineád Keating
Diagnosed with bipolar more than 12 years ago at the age of 21, Sineád discusses the importance of language when discussing mental health. Sineád also shares some reflections on her experiences with stigma in Irish health care settings.
We learn more about how life is for her now, a year on since our first interview in September 2020. How life differs as a Mum of 16 month old twins and living through the pandemic!
Katie O’Donoghue
Katie O’Donoghue , author and illustrator of The Little Squirrel Who Worried in 2021. Katie is a fully accredited Art psychotherapist, with experience working with children and adults in schools, charities and children’s mental health services .
