eMental Health Seminar: Technology and Student Mental Health

Technology and Student Mental Health Seminar

On June 18th, Mental Health Reform and the Union of Students of Ireland hosted an international seminar on Technology and Student Mental Health.

The event was held at Technological University Dublin, Grangegorman Campus, Dublin 7.

The seminar addressed the potential offered by technology-supported applications (eMental Health) in student mental health services and supports. Irish and international experts working in the area of eMental Health shared their knowledge and bring a better understanding of developments, possibilities and issues in this field.

The event was part of the eMEN project – funded by Interreg North West Europe and the HSE.

*** NO REPRODUCTION FEE *** DUBLIN : 18/6/2019 : Mental Health Reform and the Union of Students in Ireland today hosted a seminar exploring the implications technology has for supporting student’s mental health in third level education. The seminar is part of the eMEN project, an Interreg North West Europe and HSE funded project aiming to improve mental health in Europe through increased use of eMental Health interventions. Pictured (l-r) were speakers Orlagh McLaughlin, counselling psychologist at Trinity College Dublin; Damien McClean, Union of Students Vice President for Welfare; Shari McDaid, Executive Director of Mental Health Reform; Helena Ahern, head of counselling at Dublin City University and Aisling O’Brien, student counselling service at Technology University Dublin at the Technology and Student Mental Health conference held in Technology University Dublin, Grangegorman hosted by Mental Health Reform and Union of Students. Picture Conor McCabe Photography. MEDIA CONTACT : Ray Burke (Communications and Campaigns Officer) rburke@mentalhealthreform.ie, mobile: 086 171 1920
*** NO REPRODUCTION FEE *** DUBLIN : 18/6/2019 : Mental Health Reform and the Union of Students in Ireland today hosted a seminar exploring the implications technology has for supporting student’s mental health in third level education. The seminar is part of the eMEN project, an Interreg North West Europe and HSE funded project aiming to improve mental health in Europe through increased use of eMental Health interventions. Pictured (l-r) were speakers Orlagh McLaughlin, counselling psychologist at Trinity College Dublin; Damien McClean, Union of Students Vice President for Welfare; Shari McDaid, Executive Director of Mental Health Reform; Helena Ahern, head of counselling at Dublin City University and Aisling O’Brien, student counselling service at Technology University Dublin at the Technology and Student Mental Health conference held in Technology University Dublin, Grangegorman hosted by Mental Health Reform and Union of Students. Picture Conor McCabe Photography. MEDIA CONTACT : Ray Burke (Communications and Campaigns Officer) rburke@mentalhealthreform.ie, mobile: 086 171 1920
*** NO REPRODUCTION FEE *** DUBLIN : 18/6/2019 : Mental Health Reform and the Union of Students in Ireland today hosted a seminar exploring the implications technology has for supporting student’s mental health in third level education. The seminar is part of the eMEN project, an Interreg North West Europe and HSE funded project aiming to improve mental health in Europe through increased use of eMental Health interventions. Pictured (l-r) were speakers Shari McDaid, Executive Director of Mental Health Reform; Orlagh McLaughlin, counselling psychologist at Trinity College Dublin; Helena Ahern, head of counselling at Dublin City University; Aisling O’Brien, student counselling service at Technology University Dublin and Damien McClean, Union of Students Vice President for Welfare at the Technology and Student Mental Health conference held in Technology University Dublin, Grangegorman hosted by Mental Health Reform and Union of Students. Picture Conor McCabe Photography. MEDIA CONTACT : Ray Burke (Communications and Campaigns Officer) rburke@mentalhealthreform.ie, mobile: 086 171 1920
*** NO REPRODUCTION FEE *** DUBLIN : 18/6/2019 : Mental Health Reform and the Union of Students in Ireland today hosted a seminar exploring the implications technology has for supporting student’s mental health in third level education. The seminar is part of the eMEN project, an Interreg North West Europe and HSE funded project aiming to improve mental health in Europe through increased use of eMental Health interventions. Pictured (l-r) were speakers Dr Derek Richards, Chief Science Officer at Slivercloud Health; Shari McDaid, Executive Director of Mental Health Reform; Damien McClean, Union of Students Vice President for Welfare and Aimee-Louise Carton, co-founder and CEO of KeepAppy at the Technology and Student Mental Health conference held in Technology University Dublin, Grangegorman hosted by Mental Health Reform and Union of Students. Picture Conor McCabe Photography. MEDIA CONTACT : Ray Burke (Communications and Campaigns Officer) rburke@mentalhealthreform.ie, mobile: 086 171 1920
*** NO REPRODUCTION FEE *** DUBLIN : 18/6/2019 : Mental Health Reform and the Union of Students in Ireland today hosted a seminar exploring the implications technology has for supporting student’s mental health in third level education. The seminar is part of the eMEN project, an Interreg North West Europe and HSE funded project aiming to improve mental health in Europe through increased use of eMental Health interventions. Pictured (l-r) were speakers Dr Derek Richards, Chief Science Officer at Slivercloud Health; Shari McDaid, Executive Director of Mental Health Reform; Damien McClean, Union of Students Vice President for Welfare and Aimee-Louise Carton, co-founder and CEO of KeepAppy at the Technology and Student Mental Health conference held in Technology University Dublin, Grangegorman hosted by Mental Health Reform and Union of Students. Picture Conor McCabe Photography. MEDIA CONTACT : Ray Burke (Communications and Campaigns Officer) rburke@mentalhealthreform.ie, mobile: 086 171 1920
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