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PhD Candidate at the University of Limerick | Interested in social identity, trauma, and gender in Ireland 🇮🇪 (she/her)

Joined March 2022
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We reviewed Small Things Like These, a powerful film about Ireland's institutional history! If you've been impacted by Mother and Baby Institutions, please share your experiences in our survey: unioflimerick.eu.qualtrics.c…
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A major new study from UL's Department of Psychology will document the social, psychological and health needs of those with experiences of Irish Mother and Baby Institutions. Read more: ul.ie/news/university-of-lim…
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Conversely, those in the parliamentary minority used the apology to shape a political narrative that demanded national collective action. Our work highlights the role that identity-based power relations can play in how we confront historical injustice. onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/…
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It was great to have the opportunity to work on this very important paper!
Delighted to see our paper on the political apology offered to Irish mother and baby home survivors published #OpenAccess in @Journal_PoPs today. onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/… @AM_Foran @DearbhMo @orlamuldoon @ULPsych @EHS_Research @UL_Research @CSI_Research @growth_ul @ERC_Research
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Fantastic #ISPP2024 talk from @DearbhMo on the impact of forced separation through Ireland’s mother and baby homes on survivors’ #SocialIdentity 👏👏
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Grateful to have the opportunity to present my PhD research at ISPP #ISPP2024 @PolPsyISPP
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Disappointed to see this talk in the program at #ISPP2024. It normalizes the ongoing occupation and genocide in Palestine. How did this get accepted? @PolPsyISPP
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...and we conclude the 2024 #ISPPAcademy with a group photo! I am grateful to our instructors and session leaders, @MarketaOdlova and Minnie Chappell and Sev Bennett at @PolPsyISPP Central Office for their support, and of course our fellows for their enthusiasm and engagement! – at Santiago, Chile
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Up next, @growth_ul team member @DearbhMo gives an insight into her ongoing work with mother and baby home survivors. Thank you for sharing this important work. #ICSIH6
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Abstract submission deadline extended to Wednesday 3rd April, 5pm (GMT+1) for this years Social Identity & Health conference - spread the word and we will see you in Limerick 😎#ICSIH6
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traumatic experiences can, under certain conditions, impact people’s political positions & appetite for social change. This perspective reveals trauma as a socially situated phenomenon linked to power and privilege or disempowerment & disadvantage. 5/6
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Spotlight on our keynote @orlamuldoon. Her research highlights the value a collective approach to adaptation to stress & trauma. Her current work is particularly related to collective basis of post traumatic growth & physiological responses to stress. 1/6 @ULPsych
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Today's the day! Abstract submissions now open for #ICSIH6 - closing date for submissions 29th March 2024. Submit here: unioflimerick.eu.qualtrics.c… Accepting: Feature talks (20-mins) Focus talks (10-mins) Blitz talks (5-mins) Posters More info: icsih.com/abstractsubmission… 1/3
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First study of my PhD published! We conducted two experiments examining how what identity women runners have salient/ in use (their gender vs their runner identity) affected self-reported likelihood to exercise outside and sense of safety Link to paper dx.doi.org/10.1002/casp.2765
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Keep the date! We are delighted to announce the International Conference on Social Identity and Health 6, will be in Ireland @ULPsych @UL, 18th – 20th June 2024 see icsih.com/
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My First publication is live! Findings highlight a concerning lack of LGBTQ+ education in Irish mental health programmes, this research emphasises the need for specific LGBTQ+ training among mental health professionals. Read it here: [doi.org/10.1080/19359705.202…] @DrSJJay
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