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Passiflora herb (passionflower) has long been a favourite, a wonderful gentle non-addictive herb for anxiety as it has anxiolytic effects on the nervous system containing phytochemicals which have a calming effect on the mind, muscles and nervous system.

Meitheal Architects, the award-winning architecture and urban design practice, has confirmed that the Primary Care Centre in Kilbeggan is soon to open and be fully operational following the completion of works at the site.

OxyGeneration has established itself as a reputable and reliable provider of hyperbaric oxygenation. However, what truly sets them apart is their committed staff and community-centred philosophy. The clinic seamlessly integrates hyperbaric oxygen treatments with compassionate care and a strong sense of community.

Dr Helen Greally, Director of Psychology and Support Services, Cancer Care West Galway, has been awarded the Noemi Fisman Award for Lifetime Clinical Excellence by the International Psycho-Oncology Society (IPOS).

A new initiative, designed to reduce communication barriers for people with dementia when accessing health services, has been introduced locally.

Waiting times for paediatric patients requiring eye tests have been reduced dramatically from two years to six weeks in Galway under the new Ophthalmology Modernised Care Pathway.

Ibec, the group representing Irish businesses, has published a report on unpaid caregiving in Ireland, revealing that the majority of people caring for another adult are also in employment.

Occupational therapist, Simone Ryan, is looking for individuals living with early-to-middle-stage dementia to take part in a research study. Simone is completing this research as part of her master’s degree in the University of Galway.

Neuroscientists at the University of Galway have made an exciting discovery that could revolutionise stem cell-based brain repair therapy for Parkinson’s disease.

Cllr John Connolly is asking the executive of local health services to pursue the development of an ADHD specialist clinic in the Child and Adolescent Mental Health Services (CAMHS) centres in Galway. Despite referrals for ADHD assessment and intervention being the reason for the majority of referrals for CAMHS services, children must often wait for assessment and the availability of intervention therapies are limited.