We are now looking for Pig & Organic farming family members for interview for our Mental health help seeking research project. Please get in touch using the form below if you are interested or share with any pig or Organic farming families you know. docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAI…

We are now recruiting *Organic* farm family members for confidential interview for our mental health help seeking research project. Get in touch if interested or for more info. Please share with adult farm family members 😀 Agriland Irish Farmers Journal

Thanks to the Irish Farmers Journal for interviewing me about & featuring our important Farm Families Mental Health Research Project research project. Great to see more conversation about our farm families and their health. shorturl.at/VwqRF

We are looking for male spouses/partners of farmers to take part in a confidential interview for our research on Irish Farm Families mental health help seeking. Details below to get in touch!

May is Mental Health Awareness Month Help us make mental health part of the conversation by completing our survey dcusurveys.qualtrics.com/jfe/form/SV_25… Or taking part in a confidential interview - contact info below

We are looking for adult male members of farming families to take part in confidential interviews to discuss general perspectives on mental health help seeking amongst farming families. If you are interested please get in touch :)

We are looking for adult members of farming families to take part in a confidential interview to discuss general views of mental health, literacy and help seeking in farming families. Please contact us if interested in taking part.

We need an adult member of a farming family to take part in a confidential interview to discuss general mental health help seeking of farming families. Please get in touch if you would like to take part or share with any farming families you know.

We are in the final stages of recruitment for our study on mental health help seeking of farming families. Please complete our survey or share with any farming families you know. dcusurveys.qualtrics.com/jfe/form/SV_25…

Please complete our survey on farm families mental health help seeking. It takes just 20 minutes. dcusurveys.qualtrics.com/jfe/form/SV_25…

Please share our survey with 1 member of a farming family today. Every response counts! dcusurveys.qualtrics.com/jfe/form/SV_25…

🚨We're Hiring: Postdoc in Psychology for our Farm Families Mental Health Research Project project! 🗓️Starts Sept 2025|15-month contract 📅Deadline: July 6, 2025 Help design a mental health intervention for farm families in rural Ireland🌾🧠 See: shorturl.at/a8nRu (job ref 003019) #PleaseRT #PleaseShare

Thank you to everyone who has completed our survey. We have just a couple more days until it closes. If you are a member of a farming family please complete and/or share our survey on mental health help seeking :) dcusurveys.qualtrics.com/jfe/form/SV_25…

Our project lead Siobhán O Connor had a great day sharing research on Preventing Farmer Burnout at the launch of MoorePark last week.

Hannah from the Farm Families Mental Health Research Project team was in Portugal at the ESEE conference presenting on Farmers Mental Health and our current work on Farming Families. Great to see a whole section of the conference dedicated to mental health

Looking for farmers to spare 15 mins to complete our survey eu.surveymonkey.com/r/FJMQY6F

🚜 Our new research: Irish farmers are facing work–family conflict. Especially those with: 👶 Young kids 🕒 Long hours 🌾 Farm stress 🧠 Poor mental health & social support 📉 Young farmers 📢 We need better support for farming families. 🔗 Read: mdpi.com/2077-0472/15/1…

The FarmFamHealth are delighted to have our first publication of the project. A systematic review of Depression in Farming Families Read it here ---> sciencedirect.com/science/articl…

Our burnout research was featured in the Examiner recently. Highlighting that 24% of Irish farmers reported burnout and 50% experienced sleep issues irishexaminer.com/farming/arid-4…

Research Ireland's COALESCE programme supports research tackling societal challenges. 19 projects are now underway, with 9 in partnership with Government departments and agencies. Read about the successful projects: researchireland.ie/news/coalesce-… (Image provided by National Monuments Service)