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Psychotherapist and director of SeeMe.ie Enda Murphy explores what makes a co-dependent relationship; and explains the 10 warning signs that you might be in one.
There are many ways women can lose control of their monetary freedom. Coercive control is one but the pandemic has worsened financial independence for many. Writes Amii McKeever
If elected representatives are quarry as soon as they are elected? What happens when we can only get people to run for election that have no empathy for their constituents?
The number of calls to the Rape Crisis Midwest more than doubled during the pandemic, proving that it’s as important as ever to people in need, writes Hannah Quinn Mulligan
With students about to embark on the all new college experience, there are lots of things to consider - both social educational and once again people will be found to adapt. Writes Amii McKeever
Irish lockdown regulations mean that those suffering from domestic abuse face a difficult struggle. Marcella Connolly spoke to support services for their advice
Although progress has been made since the inception of International Women's Day, the Weinstein trial shows there is still a long way to go and abuses of power still exist. Amii McKeever writes