Is gossip bad for us? A counselling psychologist weighs in Counselling psychologist Niamh Delmar discusses the role that gossip plays in our lives. Living • 28 Sep
Is gossip bad for us? A counselling psychologist weighs in Counselling psychologist Niamh Delmar discusses the role that gossip plays in our lives. Living • 28 Sep
Rising Minds: Bridging the gap from primary to secondary school Rising Minds is a free programme aimed at first-year students. Living • 12 Sep
Rising Minds: Bridging the gap from primary to secondary school Rising Minds is a free programme aimed at first-year students. Living • 12 Sep
Groove Armada on how years of dance music damaged their hearing The duo's Tom Findlay and Andy Cato reveal they now wear ear protection during gigs, and that hearing aids have been 'transformative' for one of them. Living • 02 Sep
Groove Armada on how years of dance music damaged their hearing The duo's Tom Findlay and Andy Cato reveal they now wear ear protection during gigs, and that hearing aids have been 'transformative' for one of them. Living • 02 Sep
Is social media giving you health anxiety? Think about whether your Instagram feed is helping or hindering your health. Living • 01 Sep
Is social media giving you health anxiety? Think about whether your Instagram feed is helping or hindering your health. Living • 01 Sep
How to help new mums suffering from postnatal conditions It is important to remember that maternal mental disorders are treatable. Living • 01 Sep
How to help new mums suffering from postnatal conditions It is important to remember that maternal mental disorders are treatable. Living • 01 Sep
What is medical trauma, and how can it be prevented? A psychologist's guide to preventing medical trauma. Living • 26 Aug
What is medical trauma, and how can it be prevented? A psychologist's guide to preventing medical trauma. Living • 26 Aug
8 simple ways to reset your mind and body as summer ends Experts share easy ways to get your wellbeing on track before winter sets in, with Lisa Salmon. Living • 10 Aug
8 simple ways to reset your mind and body as summer ends Experts share easy ways to get your wellbeing on track before winter sets in, with Lisa Salmon. Living • 10 Aug
Do you have the summer blues? Here's how to fight them Summer-onset seasonal affective disorder is also known as reverse SAD. Living • 04 Aug
Do you have the summer blues? Here's how to fight them Summer-onset seasonal affective disorder is also known as reverse SAD. Living • 04 Aug
Counselling psychologist on why you should practice doing nothing According to Neuroscientists, our brains are not wired to multitask effectively. Living • 03 Aug
Counselling psychologist on why you should practice doing nothing According to Neuroscientists, our brains are not wired to multitask effectively. Living • 03 Aug
Why teens struggle with anxiety, and how to help Counselling psychologist Niamh Delmar shares her tips for helping teens suffering from anxiety. Living • 28 Jul
Why teens struggle with anxiety, and how to help Counselling psychologist Niamh Delmar shares her tips for helping teens suffering from anxiety. Living • 28 Jul
A psychologist's guide to coping with upsetting news stories Psychologist Nimah Delmar shares her tips for coping with triggering news stories. Living • 22 Jul
A psychologist's guide to coping with upsetting news stories Psychologist Nimah Delmar shares her tips for coping with triggering news stories. Living • 22 Jul
Why do people have such emotional reactions to football? With the World Cup in full swing, emotions can run high. Dr Gbolagade Akintomide explains how to manage it all. Living • 23 Jun
Why do people have such emotional reactions to football? With the World Cup in full swing, emotions can run high. Dr Gbolagade Akintomide explains how to manage it all. Living • 23 Jun
What actually happens when you call Samaritans? A Samaritans listener breaks down the process of calling the 24/7 service. Living • 23 Jun
What actually happens when you call Samaritans? A Samaritans listener breaks down the process of calling the 24/7 service. Living • 23 Jun
A psychologist's guide to dividing up household chores Psychologist Niamh Delmar shares her tips for finding domestic bliss. Living • 15 Jun
A psychologist's guide to dividing up household chores Psychologist Niamh Delmar shares her tips for finding domestic bliss. Living • 15 Jun
Tips for helping teens cope with social media withdrawals Stepping away from social media can initially trigger withdrawal-like symptoms. Living • 09 Jun
Tips for helping teens cope with social media withdrawals Stepping away from social media can initially trigger withdrawal-like symptoms. Living • 09 Jun
A psychologist's guide to coping with Leaving Cert stress Clinical psychologist Niamh Delmar shares her tips for coping with exam stress Mental Health • 05 Jun
A psychologist's guide to coping with Leaving Cert stress Clinical psychologist Niamh Delmar shares her tips for coping with exam stress Mental Health • 05 Jun
Need more joy in your life? Try tapping into your inner child Journalist Anja Zauers explores how tapping into your inner child can spark joy and deplete stress. Living • 17 May
Need more joy in your life? Try tapping into your inner child Journalist Anja Zauers explores how tapping into your inner child can spark joy and deplete stress. Living • 17 May
Returning to work after mat leave? Tips for easing the transition Aoife McHugh seeks out expert advice for navigating life after maternity leave. Living • 13 May
Returning to work after mat leave? Tips for easing the transition Aoife McHugh seeks out expert advice for navigating life after maternity leave. Living • 13 May
Things to discuss with your partner before popping the question Counselling psychologist Niamh Delmar looks at the factors to consider before committing to marriage. Living • 12 May
Things to discuss with your partner before popping the question Counselling psychologist Niamh Delmar looks at the factors to consider before committing to marriage. Living • 12 May
How can carers care for themselves? Caring for carers is an essential societal issue that needs attention. Living • 24 Apr
How can carers care for themselves? Caring for carers is an essential societal issue that needs attention. Living • 24 Apr
Do you have a 'hassler' in your life? Professor Luke O'Neill, School of Biochemistry and Immunology at TCD, joined Drivetime to share his insights into the physiological strain of 'hasslers' and what to do to counter act it. Living • 01 Apr
Do you have a 'hassler' in your life? Professor Luke O'Neill, School of Biochemistry and Immunology at TCD, joined Drivetime to share his insights into the physiological strain of 'hasslers' and what to do to counter act it. Living • 01 Apr
7 things every couple should know in their first year of marriage Sarah Kiely Lavelle speaks with marriage counsellor Daniela Gonzalez about the hurdles couples can face in their first year of marriage. Living • 01 Apr
7 things every couple should know in their first year of marriage Sarah Kiely Lavelle speaks with marriage counsellor Daniela Gonzalez about the hurdles couples can face in their first year of marriage. Living • 01 Apr
Richie Sadlier on tackling SPHE topics with teens Richie Sadlier has teamed up with Guidance Counsellor and SPHE Teacher Pam O'Leary to create an online platform to support teachers across Ireland. Living • 26 Mar
Richie Sadlier on tackling SPHE topics with teens Richie Sadlier has teamed up with Guidance Counsellor and SPHE Teacher Pam O'Leary to create an online platform to support teachers across Ireland. Living • 26 Mar
What could be causing your insomnia and when to get help Knowing the warning signs and getting help earlier is key to tackling insomnia. Living • 18 Mar
What could be causing your insomnia and when to get help Knowing the warning signs and getting help earlier is key to tackling insomnia. Living • 18 Mar
5 ways burnout can affect the brain – and how to overcome it Excessive, prolonged stress can lead to severe consequences for both wellbeing and physical health if left unaddressed. Living • 18 Mar
5 ways burnout can affect the brain – and how to overcome it Excessive, prolonged stress can lead to severe consequences for both wellbeing and physical health if left unaddressed. Living • 18 Mar
