In response to the latest Government advice issued on Thursday 12th March regarding Covid-19, Shine is putting a number of measures in place to protect the people who use Shine services and our staff, and to prevent the potential spread of the Coronavirus. See Change...Read More

  “I can remember the frustration of not being able to talk. I knew what I wanted to say, but I could not get the words out, so I would just scream.”                                                                                                             – Temple Grandin   I worked for almost 20 years as a social care worker.  Despite what people tactfully call the...Read More

  When I first began to struggle with mental health issues in secondary school, I was so scared that people would find out. So scared that I would be judged for this, as up until then, it had always been portrayed as something to be ashamed of, something that should be a secret. It was...Read More

    Let’s rewind to Christmas. The most magical time of the year. The most magical time of the year, that is unless you struggle with an Eating Disorder. Christmas is demanding for everyone, but if like me you have anorexia (or any eating disorder), it becomes incredibly difficult to navigate.   To the normal...Read More

      We are currently recruiting for an Administration Support Officer on a 6-month contract. The post holder will provide administrative assistance to the See Change team. Job description Application Form Shine Privacy Statement Application is by official Shine Application form ONLY. Curriculum Vitae (CV’s) will not be accepted. Send your completed Application Form...Read More

    Choosing to talk about mental health can make a big difference. Let’s start a conversation in Ireland on Time to Talk Day, 6 Feb #timetotalk @SeeChangeIRL On Time to Talk Day we aim to get the nation talking about mental health. Here’s everything you need to know: Time to Talk Day 2020 is...Read More

    Get your community talking about mental health on #TimetoTalk Day, 6 Feb 2020 On Time to Talk Day we aim to get the nation talking about mental health. Here’s everything you need to know: Time to Talk Day 2020 is on Thursday 6 February. 1 in 4 of us will experience a mental...Read More

          CONGRATULATIONS TO THE ORGANISATIONS WHO COMPLETED THE WORKPLACE SIX STEP PLEDGE PROGRAMME AND AWARDED SEE CHANGE PLEDGE CERTIFICATES IN 2019 SSE Airtricity  HPRA WALK Johnson & Johnson Celtic Anglian Water (CAW)Read More

See Change Ambassador, Abigail McDonnell, reminds us to be kind to ourselves this winter.                                               “This winter has hit me harder than any previous year.   Previous to this college year I had...Read More

                    January 2nd see’s the beginning of Ireland’s mental health art & culture festival. Launched on the 27th of November by Minister of State for Mental Health and Older People, Jim Daly. The theme for this year’s festival focuses around loneliness, isolation, and community. With over...Read More