Other conditions

ADHD

We have put links below to other leaflets produced by the Royal College of Psychiatrists which you may also find useful.

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Carers needed for survey

Carers NI needs to hear from as many carers as possible about how the coronavirus outbreak is affecting them on a day-to-day basis
Coronavirus Book for Kids

FREE information book explaining the coronavirus to children, illustrated by Gruffalo illustrator now available to download
Stress Control Classes

These classes can be useful for during the lockdown to manage stress levels in lieu of face-to-face support starting Monday 13th April

Bi-polar Disorder

This is a mental health problem that is characterised by periods of deep depression and of very excited behaviour known as mania.
Psychosis

Psychosis is a word used to describe symptoms or experiences that happen together.
Schizophrenia

Schizophrenia is a long-term mental health condition that causes a range of different psychological symptoms
Depression

Anyone can get depressed.
Personality Disorders

This is one of the most controversial psychiatric diagnoses.

Support groups

A safe and confidential space to talk, to learn about mental illness and services but also to connect with others who are dealing with similar issues and problems.
Our vision

Partners in care - Supporters in recovery - Advocates for Change
Support our carers

Giving regularly helps us to continue our support to many families, friends and partners caring for a loved one with a serious mental illness as it allows us to plan for our future projects and services. You can make a one off donation too or give regularly now or you can also send your donation simply. If you require any further information about making a donation to CAUSE, please call us on 028 9065 0650 or email: [email protected]
Supporting Activities

We arrange supporting activities and short breaks to ensure carers can prioritise their own health and well-being.
Our services

Established in 1995, CAUSE is peer-led which means it is run by carers for carers. We know from direct personal experience the issues carers can face. Whether you just need someone to talk to, guidance on finding your way around or accessing services, how to work with professionals, learning more about mental illness, support available for carers or dealing with other problems, we are here for you.
For Carers

CAUSE is peer-led which means it is run by mental health carers for mental health carers. We know from direct personal experience the issues that you as a mental health carer can face. Carer Advocates are here to provide you with help - tailored to what you need to cope in your care-giving role.
Lobbying policy

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Training

Our courses for carers and professionals, are designed to provide specific training - based on lived experience - to all those affected by a loved one's serious mental illness.
Meet the board

CAUSE strives to maintain a peer-led focus at both an operational and strategic level.
Looking after yourself

It is not unreasonable to expect that you should have time for yourself to engage in those activities which you find life enhancing and help maintain your wellbeing.