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Professor O'Neill launches new report, The Economic Case for a Mental Health Regional Crisis Intervention Service in Northern Ireland
Professor O'Neill's statement on the recent publication of the Muckamore Abbey Hospital Inquiry Report
Professor O'Neill's statement on the recent announcement by the UK Government that Under 16s will be ban from social media platforms
Upcoming launch event for the Mental Health Champion's new report into Crisis Services in NI
The Mental Health Champion today launches a new report ‘Mental Health in Northern Ireland: Current Services and Strategic Priorities’.
Upcoming launch event for the Mental Health Champion's new report
I am concerned about the Department's proposals...these changes risk disadvantaging young people who experience poor mental health
New blog written by Professor Siobhan O'Neill for Belfast Telegraph
This conference will examine the pressures facing young people and review existing support systems.
Today’s NISRA Suicide Statistics for 2024 ‘serve as a wake up call for our Executive’ says Professor Siobhan O'Neill
Platform piece written by Professor Siobhan O'Neill for The Irish News
Professor O’Neill points out that systemic change is needed and is disappointed by the slow pace of change in transforming services in NI
I’m disappointed and concerned by the removal of guidance on support for transgender pupils from the EA website
The Executive’s draft Anti-Poverty Strategy falls short of what is necessary to address this issue.
New blog written by Professor Siobhan O'Neill for Belfast Telegraph
New blog written by Professor Siobhan O'Neill for Pivotal Public Policy Forum
New Mental Health Champion Campaign focuses on crisis intervention
“It is positive that mental health is the focus of Monday’s motions put forward by the Opposition" says Professor O'Neill
Health Minister Mike Nesbitt has extended the appointment of Professor Siobhan O’Neill as the Mental Health Champion for Northern Ireland.
NILT Survey highlights public experiences of accessing mental health services and continuing impact of the conflict