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@DCPPSI invites you to our next free event

@DCPPSI invites our members to attend this informative free online webinar by Dr Aidan McKiernan

DCP Early Career Research Award - UL Serena Carberry - IPA couples’ experiences of coping with MS

DCP Early Career Research Award, UCD - Annie O’Dowd - RCT on impact of positive psychological intervention on school children wellbeing

DCP Early Career Research Award NUGI Áine McNicholas - Autistic burnout in adults

DCP Early Career Research award -TCD Senan Tuohy Hamill - men’s experiences of paternal imprisonment

DCP Early career research award - Colm Doody, QUB - experiences of Irish UN peacekeepers returning home

Early career research award -Deirbhile Malone - experiences of autistic girls in mental health services

Hope to see you in person ✨

The 2025/2026 PSI Mentoring Programme is now accepting applications!🌟 The Programme pairs experienced psychologists (mentors) with those at earlier stages of their careers (mentees). This relationship is designed to provide guidance, support, and knowledge sharing, facilitating the mentee's professional development while also offering mentors a chance to refine their leadership and communication skills. We encourage those interested in advancing their careers and building meaningful connections to apply. Application deadline for mentees: 30 October More info here: bit.ly/PSIMP

The PSI is delighted to announce that Dr Orlaith McCaul has been appointed to the position of PSI Executive Director. Following a rigorous recruitment process over the summer months, Orlaith commenced her new role earlier this week. Speaking on her appointment, Orlaith stated: "I'm delighted to be joining the Psychological Society of Ireland as Executive Director and look forward to working with members, staff, and the Council to support the Society’s continued growth and impact." Please join us in giving Orlaith a very warm welcome to the PSI!

"... it takes huge bravery to be vulnerable enough to go in to therapy because you're going in warts and all and you're saying this is me and I want something different for myself." Thinking about exploring therapy? Dr Jillian Doyle discussed all things psychological therapy on RTÉ Radio 1's Supercharged with Anna Geary last weekend. From why people might go to therapy and how to go about choosing a therapist to different therapy types and options. Listen back here: bit.ly/4g0is (02:22 - 19:55)

Registration is now open for the PSI International Members Event! A networking evening bringing together members who have studied psychology overseas. This event will provide a supportive space to connect, share experiences, and build a network around the unique challenges and opportunities of holding international qualifications. Members who have studied in Ireland are also warmly encouraged to attend and contribute to the conversation. Register now: bit.ly/4Uarz

RT @PsychSocIreland: The PSI is delighted to announce Dr Sharon Lambert as President-elect for 2026. We look forward to her leadership and…

The first keynote speaker for the PSI Early Graduate Group Conference 2025 is PSI President Dr Damien Lowry! A brilliant opportunity to gather valuable insights, explore options & gain more clarity as you navigate your path in psychology. There is still time to register - secure your spot today: bit.ly/EGG_25

Read back on Dr Jillian Doyle’s recent contribution to @KirstyBlakeKnox piece in @Independent_ie, where she discusses the psychology behind online trolling and offers advice on how to support someone you know who may be engaging in this behaviour: bit.ly/45Kpj

Happy birthday PSI 🎂