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Anxiety, panic and shynessEveryone feels some anxiety at different times. It becomes a problem if it interferes with your normal day-to-day activities.
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DepressionPeople can become depressed in response to something in particular, and sometimes depression can occur for no apparent reason.
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Understanding schizophrenia and psychosisPsychosis is relatively rare, affecting around 3% of people.
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Suicide and self harmSuicide and self-harm are serious issues for people in Ireland.
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Eating disordersAn eating disorder can be very destructive and people can get trapped into the destructive cycle without knowing how to cope with it.
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Bullying and personal safetyBullying is very common and can happen to anyone. People are often bullied because of a perceived difference.
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Family and friendsRelationships with family and friends can be difficult at times. Good communication helps.
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Sex and relationshipsIt’s easy to be confused about sex and relationships when we get so many mixed messages.
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Sexuality and coming outSexuality refers to your sexual orientation or your sexual preference for people of the same or opposite sex.
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Alcohol, drugs and addictionIt’s not uncommon for people to experiment with alcohol when they’re young. It’s important to know about the effects.
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Loss and griefEveryone reacts differently during grief and it’s normal to experience many emotions. During this time it is important to take care of yourself.
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Money, work and studyStudying, doing exams and the workplace can all be very stressful.
