Blog and News

Resources to support families and young people

Dear all, Seeking Parent Input. As part of Cycle Against Suicide’s ongoing PhD study and development of our HELP Programme, with the School of Medicine at University College Dublin (UCD), we are inviting parents who have experience of their child experiencing anxiety...

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Peer Support Training & N2-Portugal Challenge

Dear all, Free Peer Support Training. Cycle Against Suicide's evidence-based Peer Support Training empowers people with the knowledge, confidence and practical skills to recognise when someone may be struggling with their mental health or experiencing thoughts of...

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Developing Digital Literacy in young people

Dear all, Digital life is now an integral part of adolescent development. Evidence suggests that the relationship between digital engagement and wellbeing is complex. Research finds only small and inconsistent associations between screen time alone and wellbeing. This...

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Supporting Minds. Strengthening Futures.

Dear all, Psychoeducational Webinar Series Cycle Against Suicide, working with the Child and Adolescent Psychiatry Department of University College Dublin (UCD), will deliver the following psychoeducational webinars for parents and teachers over the coming school...

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The Conversation That Could Save a Life

Dear all, This World Suicide Prevention Day, September 10th, Cycle Against Suicide with Prof. Neil Greenberg invites businesses and organisations to join our 'Lunch & Learn' session - 'Lets Talk About Suicide'. This hour-long conversation is about understanding...

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Make Every Mile Matter

Dear all, Cycle Against Suicide is inviting companies and its employees to join its 'Cycle of Hope - Workplace Challenge' for World Suicide Prevention Day, September 10th, and take a visible stand for suicide prevention. This year marks the third and final year of the...

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School Wellbeing Programmes

Dear all, Registration is now open to teachers/schools to complete our school programmes for the upcoming school year -2026/2027. Primary Schools' Programme - 'Mind Me-Mind You' Our 'Mind Me-Mind You Programme' aligns seamlessly with the schools' well-being curriculum...

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