Shine News

In a new blog, Shine Ambassador Colm McEvoy reflects on his recovery journey and finding a way forward. His blog, The Way Back, is a powerful reminder that change is possible.

Many people living with mental illness feel the need to hide their struggles and carry on behind a brave face. In this new blog, Shine Ambassador Marie Gilsenan shares her experience and why reaching out for support can make a difference.

In a new blog, Shine Ambassador Sinéad Smyth shares her experience of living with OCD and the reality behind the condition.

In Ireland, 16 and 17-year-olds can generally consent to medical treatment if they understand what is involved. This is based on the principle that young people at this age may be able to make informed decisions about their own care. However, this is not automatic.

The HSE Health App is a digital service from the HSE that gives patients secure, personalised access to parts of their health information. At present, the app allows users to access selected information and services rather than a full national electronic health record.

Shine is a national organisation supporting people with lived experience of mental illness, as well as their families and supporters.

Asking for help can be difficult, but it can also be the first step towards recovery. This blog from Shine Ambassador Brian Dolan explores why reaching out can make a real difference.

In a new blog, Shine Ambassador Alan O'Gorman shares his personal experience of navigating mental health challenges and the isolation that can come with life changing in unexpected ways. His story is a powerful reminder that speaking openly can help others feel less alone.