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🎉 The SJOG Research Foundation has been shortlisted for the @HealthAwardsIrl 2026 in the Healthcare Education Event of the Year category. This is for our 35th Annual SJOG Research Conference: Exploring Addiction – Research, Regulation & Rehabilitation @IMT_latest #IrishHealthcareAwards #Research

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Announcing our annual research conference on 10 Nov 2026 on exploring the topic of eating disorders across diverse groups, extending from those who experience this mental illness in childhood to those minority groups whose experiences are often overlooked and under-researched.

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We are thrilled to announce the winners of our Staff Oral Presentation Competition and Staff Poster Presentation Competition, showcasing the incredible research talent across our organisation.

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🎤Tony is an addiction counsellor with over 14 years’ experience supporting individuals impacted by gambling addiction. He will share his own journey with addiction offering a powerful and personal perspective on this growing issue. On Tues 11 Nov 25 @ Talbot Hotel Stillorgan. Book now bit.ly/46Q1x4y

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🎤 We’re delighted to introduce Prof Bobby Smyth from our fantastic speaker lineup. Bobby brings over 20 years of frontline experience working with young people affected by substance misuse. His work focuses on prevention, early intervention, supporting families & services in responding to addiction.

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Two Weeks to Go – Join the Conversation on Addiction Research💬The 35th Annual Research Conference is approaching, bringing together leading experts to explore #Addiction through the lens of research, regulation, and rehabilitation. BOOK NOW on bit.ly/46Q1x4y

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🎉We’re counting down to our Annual Research Conference on Tues, 11 Nov. The theme is “Exploring Addiction – Research, Regulation & Rehabilitation”. We are thrilled to welcome an incredible lineup of speakers who are leading voices in the field. Book now: bit.ly/46Q1x4y

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Hello Bluesky! We are PSYcHE - a group of researchers from the University of Galway. PSYcHE's aim is to improve psychosocial supports available to young people. We are passionate about youth mental health and youth involvement. Excited to engage with others on here and share updates from our work! 🤩

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