St Patrick’s Mental Health Services has announced the launch of a campaign that encourages people across the country to look towards a future where mental health is accepted without stigma, writes Rachel Cunningham.
To mark World Mental Health Day this October 10, the service is inviting the public to visit a projection installation, designed in collaboration with Sofft Productions, at The Townhouse at Arnotts from Monday, October 9 until October 13, open from 11am until 4pm.
The projection experience aims to foster a sense of understanding of mental health, by sharing anonymous thoughts and meaningful advice from members of the public including those with lived experiences and those who have insight or messages to share.
Everyone has mental health, and this can look different for everyone. Those wishing to anonymously share their reflections, experiences or contributions can visit the St Patrick’s Mental Health Services’ website, stpatricks.ie, and its social channels in advance of the exhibition.
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