Gina Dermody
Clinical Director: Children, Adolessence & Beyond Psychotherapy Clinic
Dublin Road, Tuam, Co. Galway
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Email: gina@adolessence.ie
Ph: 087 991 3179
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RTE Radio 1
Gina Dermody joins Claire Byrne on RTÉ Radio 1 in collaboration with Embrace FARM to discuss the importance of support services for children, adolescents, and families affected by farm accidents. She highlights the impact such events can have and how Embrace FARM provides therapeutic support through grief and loss. For more information, visit embracefarm.com
To Listen to the clip skip to 1hr 43 mins in to hear their interview (www.rte.ie Claire Byrne Show RTE Radio 1)
Newstalk
Kids as young as 6 are watching porn on phones
“Children as young as six have been exposed to porn and they’ll never be the same. Those kids become a lot more aggressive to other kids in school.”
That is according to Cyber-Security Expert Aoife Noone. She visits schools to educate children on how to be safe online with the Think Smart Cyber Safety and Mindset Programme.
Aoife joins Andrea to discuss, along with Eoin Daly, Principal of Mother of Divine Grace National School in Finglas, Gina Dermody, Psychotherapist and Clinical Director at Adolescence and Beyond, Noel Loftus, Principal at St. Attracta's National School in Roscommon and more.
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Irish Independent
The 'aggro-rithm': what parents need to know about harmful content
NIAMH O'REILLY
Dublin City FM
This week on Perfectly Imperfect Parenting, Mary was joined by Gina Dermody, who is an Adolescent, Young Adult & Family Psychotherapist, and also the Clinical Director of AdolEssence and Beyond. She joined Mary to talk to us about teenage mental health, and how we can support our teens.
You can find out more about Gina and her work at:
And you can get further information about the Conference on 8th April at:
https://www.adolessence.ie/event-details/adolesence-beyond-conference-2025
Galway Bay
Speaking with Keith Finneganon Galway Bay FM about the Adolescence and Beyond Conference 2024.
Talking about the importance of bring professionals together and learning new ways to help parents and teenagers with Adolescent mental health.
Click below to listen to the interview