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Acceptance and Commitment Therapy focuses on how to manage thoughts and emotions more effectively.
The Access to Recovery Programme is designed to provide an individualised and coordinated treatment programme that is open and accessible.
The Alcohol/Chemical Stepdown programme is designed to meet the needs of people who have recently been discharged and in early recovery of drug or alcohol abuse, or for those who are struggling with recovery or relapse.
Art therapy involves the planned and creative use of art to accomplish individualised clinical goals within a therapeutic relationship with an art therapist.
The Anxiety Disorders Programme focuses on addressing the physical, psychological and behavioural aspects of the anxiety disorder using group psychotherapy.
The Bipolar Recovery Programme is an online group programme which offers support and education for people living with bipolar disorder.
Cognitive Behavioural Therapy (CBT) is a psychological approach which is based on scientific principles and which research has shown to be effective for a wide range of problems.
The Compassion-Focused Therapy programme was developed for service users whose mental health difficulties are maintained by high levels of shame and self-criticism, and who are motivated to work on these issues with others in a group.
The Compassion Focused Therapy Group for Eating Disorders (CFT-E) is an online group which offers a comprehensive psychological therapy for people who can manage recovery from their eating disorder in the community.
Compassion-Focused Therapy for Psychosis (CFT-P) is a group programme for people with experiences of psychosis.
CRAFT is an eight-week comprehensive Family Training Programme designed to empower any family member or concerned significant other who is living with addiction.
The Depression Recovery Programme offers support and education for people living with depression.
The Dialectical Behavioral Therapy (DBT) Programme is a group therapy which works to help you manage difficult emotions and improve your wellbeing.
The Eating Disorders Programme consists of a team of experienced and qualified professionals who are dedicated to working together to treat and support individuals and carers towards recovery from an eating disorder.
Electroconvulsive therapy (ECT) is an evidence based treatment for some severe and persistent mental illnesses that is used in St Patrick’s Mental Health Services in line with guidance from the Mental Health Commission.
The Evergreen Programme is a group-based programme designed to provide for the needs of service users aged 65 years and older at St Patrick's Mental Health Services (SPMHS).
Group Radical Openness (GRO) is a group therapy programme for people who have difficulties with costly overcontrol. This includes keeping others at a distance, having trouble showing emotions and a strong desire for control.
Group Schema Therapy (GST) is a closed long-term group designed to treat individuals with a diagnosis of Borderline Personality Disorder (BPD). The group provides an evidenced based treatment to service users.
The Building Healthy Self-Esteem programme is an outpatient programme for people experiencing low self-esteem.
The Mindfulness Based Stress Reduction (MBSR) course focuses on empowering people to open up to their experiences, ‘be present’ and cultivate the kinder, compassionate self.
The Mood Management programme is aimed at individuals who suffer with depression and as a result, reduced interaction or motivation to participate in life activities. The course aims to help individuals feel more empowered in their mood management.
The Pathways to Wellness programme is a group based support and reengagement programme for individuals lacking motivation, confidence and opportunity to change and move forward towards their recovery.
Psychology Skills (Older Adults) is a programme for older adults that aims to provide skills to improve awareness of emotions and learn how to better manage them.
The Psychology Skills Group aims to provide young people who are experiencing a range of mental health difficulties with new ways of coping with distress.
The Psychosis Recovery Programme aims to provide education around psychosis, recovery strategies, and specialist cognitive behaviour therapy skills to help participants cope with the distressing symptoms of psychosis.
The Rapid Access Day Programme is a trans-diagnostic (generic) day programme which aims to provide assessment and treatment as an alternative to inpatient hospitalisation.
The Recovery Programme is directed at mental health service users who are discharged or who may want to avoid coming into hospital.
The aim of Roles in Transition is to enable service users to acknowledge changes they may need to make in their roles and relationships during their transition to wellness in order to maintain their recovery.
SAGE is a psychological therapy group for older adults who are experiencing difficulties with anxiety and /or depression and are interested in applying a psychological approach to their difficulties.
The Young Adult Programme (YAP) is designed so a young person has someone they can talk to, whether it is a mental health professional or their peers in an inclusive and comfortable environment.
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