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Addressing the Youth Mental Health Crisis: How CISI is Making a Difference
In recent years, the global youth mental health crisis has become a significant concern, with young people facing unprecedented challenges that impact their well-being. Amidst this crisis, organizations like Compassion in Schools Ireland (CISI) have emerged as beacons of hope, working tirelessly to provide vital support to the younger generation’s mental health needs. In this blog, we will delve into the remarkable efforts undertaken by CISI to tackle the youth mental health crisis head-on.
Newry, County Down, N. Ireland
info@compassioninschoolsireland.com
07898208540
9 AM – 5 PM, UK/Irish Time
Compassion from the Ground Up…
Compassion in Schools Ireland
Building Compassion from the Ground Up.
“Our aim is to empower young people and educators to develop a compassionate mind in order to equip them with the tools to safeguard their own mental wellbeing as they move through the inevitable trials and tribulations of life. ”
Tally Knipe
Founder
How Can We Help You
Our mission is to Equip the Next Generation with the Superpower of Compassion
Our suite of mental health and wellbeing workshops and resources are developed by psychologists in partnership with teachers and are designed to develop compassion, resilience and mental wellbeing for educators and young people.
How We Can Help You
Why Choose Us ?
Developed By Psychologists
All of our Workshop materials have been developed by a team of clinical psychologists and educators.
Delivered by Educators
Our workhops are delivered by our Training Duos, made up of Teachers and Psychologists and delivered directly to school staff or Youth Groups.
Evidence-Based
Our workshop materials are evidence-based and stem from the highly researched Compassion Focused Therapy developed by Prof. Paul Gilbert OBE.
Our Team
Tally Knipe
Founder/CEO
Michelle Young
Head of Schools
Mark Knipe
Head of Youth Groups
Clark Roberts
Head of Psychology
By the age of 13, one in three young people in Ireland is likely to have experienced some type of mental health difficulty, increasing to over one in two by the age of 24.
Royal College of Surgeons in Ireland
20% of adolescents may experience a mental health problem in any given year, and 50% of mental health problems are established by age 14, with 75% established by age 24.
The World Health Organisation
Compassion in Schools Ireland work with young people to build wellness, compassion and resilience to combat the growing youth mental health crisis.
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