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Meet our PhD Students

Allen Stephanie

  • Project: The experiences and perspectives of fathers who participated in a patenting programme for children with ADHD
  • Supervisors: Dr. Louise Doyle & Prof. Agnes Higgins

 

Basa Muluken

  • Project: The impact of COVID-19 Amongst Risk and Protective Factors for Non-Communicable Disease Patients and Community Health Services in Developing Countries
  • Supervisors: Prof. Catherine Comiskey & Dr. Jan De Vries

 

Begley Thelma

  • Project: LGBQ young people’s sources of information on sexuality and sexual health

  • Supervisors: Prof. Agnes Higgins & Dr. Gabrielle McKee

 

Byrne Eamonn

  • Project: The Pathway to the Emergency Department: A national mixed methods study of pre-hospital practitioners’ experiences and training needs when responding to people with self-harm and suicidal behaviour
  • Supervisors: Dr. Louise Doyle, Dr. Brian Keogh & Dr. Niamh Cummins

 

Carey Marie

  • Project: CBT- SP (Cognitive Behavioural Therapy Suicide Prevention): Imagery Intervention/ Supervisors: Dr. Louise Doyle & Dr. Brian Keogh

  • For access to The SUMI Study & Participant Information Leaflet (PIL), please contact careym2@tcd.ie

 

Casey William

  • Project: Older gay men’s experiences of Social Connection: A narrative analysis

  • Supervisors: Dr. Brian Keogh & Prof. Anne-Marie Brady

 

Collins Elaine

  • Project: Mental Health Organisational Culture and Practice Change: Moving Towards a Recovery Orientation Using Action Research

  • Supervisors: Prof. Agnes Higgins

 

Durning Jonathan

  • Project: A place in the choir: An investigation of the meaning that older people attach to membership of a community choir

  • Supervisors: Dr. Brian Keogh & Dr. Louise Doyle

 

Fitzpatrick Daniel

  • Project: Mental Health in the military: A mixed methods investigation of mental health and help-seeking behaviours in the Irish Defence Forces

  • Supervisors: Dr. Louise Doyle & Dr. Brian Keogh

 

Hannon Susan

  • Project: Women’s mental health and mental resilience five years after first-time motherhood: a mixed methods

  • Supervisors: Prof. Agnes Higgins & Dr. Deirdre Daly

 

James Philip

  • Project: Improving access and uptake of treatment services for substance using adolescents

  • Supervisors: Prof. Catherine Comiskey & Dr. Michael Nash

 

Killoury Fionnuala

  • Project: Protecting the Future of Mental Health Nursing in Ireland: An Exploration of the Transition Experiences, Career Intentions and Retention of Graduate Mental Health Nurses: A Mixed Methods Study
  • Supervisors: Dr. Brian Keogh & Dr. Louise Doyle

 

McDonagh David

  • Project: People who use drugs: Opiate Agonist Treatment and Trauma

  • Supervisors: Prof. Catherine Comiskey & Dr. Jan de Vries

 

McDonagh Tracey

  • Project: Borderline stories: Women’s narratives of borderline personality diagnosis and disclosure

  • Supervisors: Dr. Louise Doyle & Prof. Agnes Higgins

 

Punnakal Philip

  • Project: The Impacts of anxiety and depression on clinical outcomes and quality of life in patients with HF

  • Supervisors: Dr. Sharon O’Donnell

 

Richards Aine

  • Project: Developing a roadmap and vision for Liaison Psychiatry Nursing in Ireland; A mixed-methods study

  • Supervisors: Dr. Louise Doyle & Dr. Brian Keogh

 

Tortora Leda

  • Project: Hate and how we can stop hating: the role of betrayal and atonement

  • Supervisors: Dr. Jan De Vries

 

PhD Students outside the School- Mental Health and Recovery

Name

Project

Supervisor

School/University

Boland Miriam Understanding and supporting the psychotropic withdrawal process for individuals experiencing mental health problems

Prof. Agnes Higgins

Prof Cathal Cadogan

School of Pharmacy, TCD
Bright Anne-Marie

Women prisoner’s experiences of prison-based mental healthcare

Prof. Agnes Higgins

Dr AnneMarie Grealish

School of Nursing - University of Limerick
Trimborn Anna The neurological basis of hate and impact on bystanders Dr. Jan De Vries Trinity College Institute of Neuroscience