Training of psychotherapists is a matter of ongoing dispute between professionals and Coru, the State’s health regulator

Richelle Flanagan struggles to type and text, but give her a hockey stick and nobody would know she has a neurodegenerative disorder

When palliative care was first mentioned for Eva Sanju, her mother worried that healthcare staff were giving up. It’s a common misconception

An end-stage renal cancer diagnosis came as a shock for Laurence Ellis (67) but he says he is not for giving up any time soon

Persistent loneliness can have a profound impact on young people’s mental health – but there are ways to address it

Students describe feeling lonely in groups and struggling to make deeper connections all while feeling under pressure to be living socially active lives

Two mothers turn to ‘life-changing’ creative craft to find inner peace – and themselves

With millions of people now using wearables, there is a market for improved accuracy

Living on ‘wrong’ side of HSE area boundary means Tipperary man cannot access nearest specialist neurorehabilitation team

Purpose-built complex with four operating theatres and two minor procedures rooms is a much-needed extension for five hospitals

Sleepless nights are a harsh lesson in how parents’ lives have to adapt to their baby’s needs

Couples may see bed-sharing as sacrosanct, but some nights apart could save their sanity

Five daughters of the former Monaghan country manager and GAA president are leading a campaign for clubs to step up for those with dementia

Alcohol darkened Jennifer’s entire childhood in north Co Dublin, paving the way to her own addictions later on

Jane’s Place helps vulnerable women ‘feel human, not a problem to be solved’