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This site hosts reports, research and campaigns relating to student mental health. It is presented as a mostly open resource for members. The USI Mental Health programme is proud to be supported and funded by the Health Service Executive National Office for Suicide Prevention.
Connecting Minds Podcast
We all have a mental health. We all need to take care of ourselves.
USI works with your SU to discover better ways of coping with the strain of student life.
NOSP National Strategy to Reduce Suicide and Self-Harm
This strategy was launched in May 2026 by the National Office of Suicide Prevention, which is part of the HSE. It updates previous iterations of the strategy. The aims of this strategy are to reduce suicide to 7 per 100,00 by 2035, and address suicide bereavement. The document outlines key learnings since the last iteration […]
Tips for Coping with Exam Results
While exams themselves can be stressful, so can getting the results. It’s important to celebrate if you did well, but to remember no matter how you performed that the results are not a reflection of who you are as a person. If you did not do as well as you had hoped, there are some […]
Student Mental Health Symposium
AMLÉ were delighted to be invited to attend a student mental health symposium organised by Dr Margaret McLafferty and the Student Mental Health Research Network. The event took place on the 7th of May in Ulster University’s Belfast campus. The keynote speaker was Dr Nicola Byrom from King’s College in London, who has done an […]