Lisa-Anne Campbell Counselling and Psychotherapy IAHIP

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Delighted to receive my certificate today confirming my return to full accreditation with IAHIP.

We all struggle at times, and in different ways. Let's get rid of the stigma around asking for help. There is such strength in taking the steps to move towards better mental health. On this International Mental Health Day let's start working to normalise reaching out and asking for help when we need it. ❤️

In Ireland we are well known for doing funerals well. But the grief that accompanies the loss of someone we love is not often spoken about freely - and I think for those who want to talk, that needs to change. We all go through it at some stage unfortunately, and I think it's time we opened up the conversation around grieving, its impact, and what we can do to accommodate it.

Here is a podcast of an interview I did with Joe Finnegan on Shannonside FM let year. Please feel free to share this with anyone who might benefit.

(Copyright Shannonside FM)

Podcast: The Grieving process | Shannonside.ie Lisa-Anne Campbell in Ballinlough spoke to the Joe Finnegan Show about the grieving process.Take a listen here:[audio mp3="https://img.shannonside.ie/prod/uploa...

This is a very real and raw podcast about the often normalised problem of weekly excessive alcohol and drug consumption, particularly for younger people, the cycle or loop it can become - and the adverse effects it can have. And how to go about changing that ….

Well worth a listen.
https://spotify.link/WJ9Ecb2xnDb

There’s a major problem with drugs & alcohol currently for young people, it’s become so normalised that a lot of people don’t even see it as an issue.

Also simply telling people not to do it doesn’t work

I’m speaking from personal experience

I had the talks in school about how one pill can kill, my parents were very anti drug and it was always drilled into me that you shouldn’t do them

But I still did

So instead of lecturing or judging people for going out taking drugs I’ve decided to just tell my story

I went through a phase of my life were all I done was drink and take drugs multiple times a week without a care in the world

But it soon caught up to me and I decided to make the change

Hopefully at least one person will relate to it and it’ll guide them to a better path

I’ve done this in the form of a 45 minute podcast

The link in is the comments

Thank you ❤️