Contact secured funding from the Big Lottery’s Reaching Out: Empowering Young People project for the delivery of the Aggression Related Trauma project which commenced in October 2013. Aggression Related Trauma (ART) – Recovery for Youth engages with children and young people, aged 8 – 20 years old who are at risk as a result of their trauma. This can include young people who are disengaged from education and/or leaving the care system, or are at risk of or engaging in risk taking behaviours e.g. criminal activity, drug/alcohol misuse etc., as a direct consequence of their experience of aggression related trauma. Aggression Related Trauma is trauma that results from deliberate harm perpetrated by another person specifically physical, emotional or sexual abuse. It does not include neglect. The project is delivered through a multi–agency approach ensuring that treatment for the child/young person is comprehensive and appropriate, thus improving mental health, well–being and assisting in…
Many people think that psychological help is needed as a last resort and prefer to cope with their problems on their own. At the same time, the work of a psychologist is not much different from the work of an ENT doctor – this is a way to fix or at least improve your life quality. Today, we will talk about signs that will help you understand that you may need to see a psychologist. 10 Signs You Need Mental Health Treatment It seems to you that you are walking in a circle You have a problem that cannot be solved, although you seem to have tried all the methods. For example, no matter where you get to work, after six months or a year you begin to feel grief and discontent, you feel that life is passing by, the boss is a fool, and your colleagues are boring. You…
Together Lifeline, Samaritans and ChildLine will support and protect more than 8,000 children and adults in Northern Ireland over the 12 days of Christmas this year. All three services are staffed throughout the holidays and primed to deal with up to 8,000 callers, based on last year’s experience. People of all ages can often find the most joyous times the most difficult and can be unsure where to turn for help. The key helpline numbers for all to note are – Lifeline 0808 808 8000, Samaritans 08457 909090 and ChildLine 0800 1111. “A call to Lifeline can lead to immediate assessment and support over the entire Christmas period. You will speak directly to our qualified crisis counsellors and can receive up to 6 free, face–to–face counselling sessions, close to home, within seven days,” said Fergus Cumiskey, Clinical Director, Lifeline. Suzanne Costello, Director, Samaritans, Ireland said: “Christmas is a very happy…
If you, or someone you know, is in distress or despair, no matter what your age or where you live in Northern Ireland, Lifeline is here to help you. Lifeline counsellors are available 24 hours a day, 7 days a week to listen and give you the help and support you need, in confidence. We are experienced in dealing with issues such as suicide prevention, self harm, abuse, trauma, depression and anxiety. You’ll get immediate help over the phone. We can arrange an appointment for face–to–face counselling in your local area between 5 and 10 days. You may also decide to choose telephone counselling. We have a team of Creative Arts Therapists who are experienced in working with young people under the age of 11 and those who have difficulty communicating verbally (see our ‘Hard To Talk’ project for more information) Lifeline can also put you in touch with follow–up…
Insomnia can stop spoiling your life if you choose the best sleeping pill available in the pharmacy without a prescription. For this purpose, we have made up this rating, which contains the most effective and safest pills for treating sleep disorders. Their intake will allow you to stop feeling depressed in the morning and thereby return the joy of life. 4 Best Sleeping Pills You Can Buy Without A Prescription Diphenhydramine (Benadryl, Aleve PM, others) Diphenhydramine is used in the treatment of urticaria, vasomotor rhinitis, pollinosis, pruritic dermatoses, acute iridocyclitis, allergic conjunctivitis, angioedema, capillary toxicosis, parkinsonism, chorea, kinetosis, serum sickness, and allergic medicine. The drug is also used to prevent the development of allergic reactions during a blood transfusion, in the complex treatment of bronchial asthma, anaphylactic shock, gastric ulcer, gastritis, provoked by the intensive production of hydrochloric acid. In addition, Diphenhydramine is prescribed for the treatment of sleep disorders,…
Recently, the number of people suffering from depression has increased significantly. This is largely facilitated by the frantic rhythm of modern life, an increased level of stress, economic and social problems. All of this cant affect the mental health of people. People feel changes in the psyche when they are reflected in their performance and social relationships. They go to a doctor for advice are often diagnosed them depression. What is depression and why is it dangerous? First of all, it should be noted that one should not be afraid of this diagnosis. The disease does not indicate that the person is mentally disabled. It does not affect the cognitive functions of the brain and in most cases it can be cured. However, depression is not just a bad mood or sadness that can be experienced from time to time by healthy people. With depression, a person loses all interest…
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Every year on September 10, the World Health Organization (WHO), with the support of the International Association for Suicide Prevention, holds the World Suicide Prevention Day. Suicide is an act with a fatal result, which was intentionally started and performed by the deceased in the knowledge and expectation of a fatal result. The global goal of the World Suicide Prevention Day is to reduce the level of suicides and suicidal attempts among the population in all countries through the implementation of measures aimed at preventing suicidal behavior of the population, uniting the efforts of many ministries, departments, local executive and regulatory bodies, public associations, and religious confessions.
Suicidal behavior is behavior that manifests itself in the form of fantasies, thoughts or actions aimed at self-harm or self-destruction. Internal forms of suicidal behavior include reflections on the lack of value in life, fantasies about one’s own death, developing a plan for suicide and making a decision to implement it (suicidal tendencies). External forms of suicidal behavior include: Suicide – intentional, deliberate and rapid deprivation of life; A suicide attempt (parasuicide) is intentional self-injury or self-poisoning that did not end in death. Parasuicides also include acts undertaken with the intention of self-harm or suicide, but not resulting in physical injury. For example, interference by outsiders prevented self-hanging; the person was “removed” from the rails before the train aisle, etc.
Fundraising events are an integral part of our daily life. The first British charity was officially founded in the 12th century. But even before that, there were traditions to help the disadvantaged, homeless, sick and orphans. And charity in England was first legislated during the Tudor rule – more than 400 years ago. One of the honorable missions of the royal family is to lead charitable projects and help people in every possible way who are deprived of normal human benefits by their origin or due to current circumstances. In today’s England, fundraising events are clearly controlled by state structures, many commercial, insurance and investment companies, banks have their own funds, and a large part of the country’s population participates in charity in one way or another, and from a very early age.
