By Shauna Cathcart IN thinking about the theme of Resilience for World Mental Health day 2018 I am reminded of an incident that happened to me the day storm Ali hit Fermanagh. I was pulling into the museum carpark when a man from the council came running towards me. He pointed to a huge tree […]
I struggled to cope… keeper opens up about his mental
Ballinamallard star tells of feelings after father’s death in bid to help others
One in five here on antidepressants, new figures reveal
Cllr Raymond Farrell believes significant investment is needed in psychological services.
Niall urges young men to speak out about mental health
One local practitioner has launched an impassioned campaign encouraging Fermanagh’s young men to come forward and speak out about their experiences.
Seek help and stay connected to help prevent suicide
Fr Brendan McManus speaks out on his brother’s death ahead of World Suicide Prevention Day.
One person treated EVERY DAY for self-harm at Enniskillen hospital
The influx of admissions show that throughout the last year 365 – at least one every day – has been admitted to SWAH for treatment.
Fr Brian: ‘Mental health… it’s not a moral failure, it’s not a defeat’
ENNISKILLEN PRIEST Fr Brian D’Arcy has given his thoughts on mental health in a video shared online.
The GAA and GPA are still fiddling while Rome burns
Sitting on Twitter a few weeks ago checking on the American Football results I was drawn to the constant stream of GAA players having a cut at Colm O’Rourke for an article he wrote in the Sunday Independent that day.
Mental Health poll: ‘More resources needed to stem alarming rate of suicide’
UUP Councillor Victor Warrington has said that it is ‘disappointing’ that over 80% of people who answered the Fermanagh Herald poll on mental health services and suicide prevention do not feel enough is being done to tackle the issue.