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At Leinster House today representing @PsychSocIreland with @psychpolis Past President, Mark Smyth, at the Joint Committee on Children and Equality, discussing the nuance of technology and social media for children.
PSI President Dr Sarah Cassidy speaking at the @OireachtasNews Joint Committee on Children and Equality, discussing the safety and wellbeing of children online.
"The primary responsibility for protecting children from harm by digital devices must lie the creators of those technologies. Tech companies must ensure their products minimise compulsive or passive use and support healthy social connection. Effective safeguards should promote positive engagement and protect children’s mental health, rather than relying solely on parental oversight or blanket restrictions."
Read her opening statement in full here: bit.ly/Advoc
Psychological Society of Ireland retweeted
Great panel discussion on all things EDI in #Neuropsychology illustrated with reference to the needs of people with neuromuscular conditions, dementia assessment in intellectual disabilities, and other topics.
How should we keep these conversations going after today?
PSI members📣 Check out our member discounts!
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You can find all coupon codes in the ‘Member Discounts’ section of your Member Dashboard on the PSI website: bit.ly/Memdis
The abstract submission deadline for the 2026 Psychology, Health, and Medicine Annual Conference has been extended!
You now have until Monday 09 February to submit an abstract.
More info on abstract submission and registration here: bit.ly/PHM_26
The PSI welcomes the passage of the Mental Health Bill 2024 through Committee Stage in the Seanad and thanks the Minister for Mental Health @MaryButlerTD, and her team, for advancing this important step towards modern, rights-based and person-centred mental health legislation.
Reminder that the deadline for applications is tomorrow Friday 30 January.
We are hiring! The Psychological Society of Ireland is currently recruiting for a:
🔹 Divisions and Member Groups Officer
Find out more and apply here: bit.ly/DMGO_
Registration for the 2026 All-Ireland Psychology Careers Event is now open! Join us on Saturday 07 March at @MaynoothUni, with @NIBPS and @MUPsychSoc.
Don’t miss this fantastic opportunity for #networking and expert advice on careers in #psychology.
This is a high-demand event so register soon: bit.ly/PSE26
It is with great sadness that we share the news of the passing of Dr Ethna Swan, an original member of the PSI. Dr Swan made a significant and lasting contribution to the field of educational psychology and was a dedicated, long-serving member of the Society. Her commitment to the profession and to the PSI will be remembered with great appreciation. Our thoughts are with Ethna's family and friends.
You can now watch the keynote conversation between Dr Mary McAleese and 2025 PSI President Dr Damien Lowry at the 2025 PSI Annual Conference.
Watch it here: bit.ly/4pxYf
Planning on tucking in to a takeaway this evening?
PSI Chartered Member Dr Clare Kambamettu reminds us that enjoying a treat doesn’t have to come with guilt. In fact, when done in moderation, it can actually relieve stress and help us feel better psychologically.
Listen back on Dr Kambamettu's full conversation on Newstalk's Moncrieff show here: bit.ly/LbKA
Thinking about a new job in the new year?
Our latest blog features insights from PSI members Vera Costello and Ruth Mullally, offering practical guidance on what to consider before changing roles, plus a roadmap for navigating your first few months in a new position.
Read it here: bit.ly/Joblg
Still due to renew your membership for 2026?
All you need to do is log in to the PSI website, go to your dashboard, and update your card details. Payment is required by 31 March📆
If you require any support with your renewal, please email [email protected]
Join the PSI Division of Educational Psychology for this reflective and practice-focused event with Ruth Connolly and Polly Walsh from the Muiriosa Foundation.
This session will explore how language, assessment, and understanding shape work with children and young people with complex needs, examining the limitations of traditional assessment approaches and considering more relational, formulation-led ways of working.
Register now: bit.ly/DEPMF
We are hiring! The Psychological Society of Ireland is currently recruiting for a:
🔹 Divisions and Member Groups Officer
Find out more and apply here: bit.ly/DMGO_
Deadline for applications is Friday 30 January 2026.
Psychological Society of Ireland retweeted
We are honoured to be joined by Dr. Ciarán Kearney for the closing address for our CPD event - Different Perspectives in Sport, Exercise and Performance Psychology.
Places are limited, Register at: tinyurl.com/DSEPPCPD
@ciaranjkearney
Save the Date!
The 2026 All-Ireland Psychology Careers Event is happening on Saturday 07 March at @MaynoothUni, hosted in partnership with the PSI, @NIBPS, and @MUPsychSoc.
Don’t miss this fantastic opportunity for #networking and expert advice on careers in #psychology!
Registration opens soon—stay tuned for updates!
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