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The Olympic Games brought to light the mental health struggles of some of the athletes and the strain that trying to achieve at that level can put on a person. Writes psychotherapist Enda Murphy
Adult Children of Alcoholics and Dysfunctional families (ACOA) is the reason behind most anxiety and depression that you’ve never heard of, Writes Psychotherapist Enda Murphy.
The staff at the Irish Farmers Journal have compiled some books that have impressed them over the past few years. Why not add some to your reading list?
In the past five years, 165,000 people have successfully given up smoking in Ireland. Margaret Hawkins hears from Martina Blake of the HSE about how continuing to try quitting is key and from a Donegal woman who is glad she has finally quit
With 19% of Irish 16-year-olds having used cannabis, Irene Bermingham asks Dr Bobby Smyth from the HSE's adolescent addiction service for his advice for concerned parents.