Government to introduce ban on ‘conversion therapy’ aimed at transgender people
O’Gorman promises legislation banning ‘cruel’ practice will leave no one behind
Life post-pandemic: It will take people ‘6-8 months to find their feet again’
Covid-19: ‘It’s okay to emerge out of these 24 months the way you went in’
Notice period may pay off for incoming FBD chief executive
Tomás O’Midheach could arrive just in time to unfreeze cash pile at profitable insurer
FBD poaches AIB deputy chief executive as insurer sinks into loss
Tomás O’Midheach will join State’s only indigenous general insurer on February 1st
FBD’s €22m Covid-19 standoff with pubs clouds CEO search
Insurer pulls dividend as market awaits outcome of test case over wording of business interruption policies
How hospitals are trying to protect staff’s mental health in social distancing era
Paul D’Alton brings in psychological first aid at St Vincent’s hospital as form of support
FBD’s bumper €35m dividend payout may not go ahead
European regulator calls for suspension of all insurance company payouts to investors
Stock markets gain as investors assess coronavirus damage
Markets report: Iseq all-share index closes 4.25% higher, outperforming European peers
Insurer FBD names Paul D’Alton as interim chief executive
Company continuing to seek permanent successor to Fiona Muldoon
Rachael Keogh’s story of heroin addiction, survival and spirituality
Review: On RTÉ, Keogh’s compelling story of recovery becomes a moralistic secular sermon
What role do psychologists play in a large acute hospital in Ireland?
Mental health should be sixth vital sign in hospitals, says Dr Paul D'Alton
Puffin says it is ‘proud’ to publish John Boyne’s trans YA novel
A sneak preview of Saturday’s books pages
Agony uncle Ray D'Arcy gives relatively good advice
D’Arcy doles out the advice while admirably brisk Mary Wilson is baffled by midlife crises
Health events: from men’s health to motor neuron disease
Plus: MedTech Week raises awareness of incontinence; and a tulip alert is issued
Niall Breslin tells of great epidemic unhinging mental health
Oireachtas group hears of mounting expectations and pressure on young generation
Infant mental health: Giving children the best head start
The first 1,000 days are vital, so infants must get the best care at this stage of their life
Michael Garvey to leave troubled insurer FBD
Insurer lost €96.4m before tax in the first half of year as claims against policies rose
Psychologists caution against ‘outdated’ material in gay marriage debate
Some research ‘outdated and contrary to position of professional psychological bodies’
Psychology profession criticised for stigmatising gay people
Practitioners should not ‘pathologise differences’, society president Paul D’Alton tells conference
Unavoidable truths: let’s talk about death
Most of us don’t like to discuss it, and up to 50 per cent of Irish adults haven’t made a will. But, with advance care directives soon to become law, dying is a hot topic
A life dedicated to dying well
Our citizens will die better in a culture and setting where we can approach, rather than avoid, our mortality
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