New Research Focuses on Parental Mental Health

New Research Focuses on Parental Mental Health

A new study published by Barnardos Ireland details the prevalence of mental ill health amongst parents and the impact that this is having on their children. According to the research, 20% of parents say that they are currently experiencing poor mental health, while...
Digital Innovations at the Heart of DigiFest23

Digital Innovations at the Heart of DigiFest23

Inspire’s Assistant Director of Insight, Engagement & Innovation, Jenna Thomas, outlines the knowledge and learning gained from her trip to the DigiFest23 event in Glasgow this week. On Thursday 14th December, my colleague, Gillian Cameron, and I were delighted to...
Looking Forward to the Year Ahead

Looking Forward to the Year Ahead

Start as you mean to go on! As we head into 2024, we want to highlight some key wellbeing tips, which you can reflect upon and then deploy as you meet a brand-new year in the best possible frame of mind. Prioritise your health If you want to clear your mind, induce a...
New Study Looks at Public Views of Alcohol

New Study Looks at Public Views of Alcohol

The annual, UK-wide Drinkaware Monitor was published last week and the results paint an interesting picture of how people in Northern Ireland think about alcohol. According to more than three in five adult drinkers (63%), the region has an unhealthy relationship with...
New Survey Looks at Carer Mental Health

New Survey Looks at Carer Mental Health

A new survey from Carers NI has revealed the extent to which unpaid carers are experiencing significant levels of mental ill health. The State of Caring 2023 report points out that unpaid caring is a ‘major driver’ of mental illness, with a quarter of respondents...