Singwell

23/01/2026

23/01/2026

A lovely message from parent of an anxious child seeing confidence grow from Singwell Sessions.

19/01/2026

Well done Thomas Moore Tavern Wexford!

Are you looking for somewhere quiet to have a family lunch?

Every Saturday are Turning Down the Music, Lights and Introducing Quiet Space (12pm-2pm) for families to come enjoy some Lunch without any Distractions/ Pressure.

They will have Visual menus and have some Sensory Toys for Families to share whilst having some lunch…

Bookings are essential for Quiet Space Saturday’s between 12pm-2pm.

A huge well done to Dave and team👏👏

14/01/2026

Well done to the TY pupils of St.Mary’s Secondary School, New Ross.You participated so well in Singwell’s new programme for Transition Year.
Breathe,Think, Sing.Tools for life to help with stress, anxiety,study focus and sleep.

14/01/2026

Well done to the TY pupils of St.Mary's Secondary School, New Ross.You participated so well in Singwell’s new programme for Transition Year.
Breathe,Think, Sing.Tools for life to help with stress, anxiety,study focus and sleep.

09/01/2026

This looks like a fun day!

A DATE FOR YOUR DIARIES!!

What's On? Disability Information & Fun Day
Where? Astro Active, Enniscorthy, Y21W640
When? April 18th, 1pm-5pm
Entry Fee - €5 & free for Family Carers cards.
In aid of - My Canine Companion in memory of Sinead Buckley

What will be on offer:
Fun
Sensory Haircuts
Reflexology
Dancing
Furry Friends
Colouring Competitions
Various tables with information within the community , including us!!

Make sure to pop over to our table and say hello!!

A huge well done to the organisers of this amazing event!!
We are very excited for this!!
Please share so it reaches all those who would benefit from attending.

09/01/2026

A great first session yesterday at Windmill Therapeutic Unit!!12 week programme building confidence, resilience and life skills.You were BRILLIANT!!

08/01/2026

A great first session with a wonderful group of people at The Windmill Therapeutic Unit today.You were brilliant!!!
A twelve week programme using breath and voice to build confidence, resilience, life and social skills.See you all next week!

06/01/2026

06/01/2026

Many children struggle with the return to school after a break and for some it can be a sign of Emotional Based School Avoidance.

Children and young people sometimes show signs of anxiety on the return to school that are beyond the usual disappointment of holidays coming to an end.

Behaviours such as crying, anger outbursts, complaining of illness and determination to stay home from school are common signs of EBSA and that your child might need some support around it.

For more information on EBSA please visit:

https://www.wexfordcypsc.ie/resources/emotionally-based-school-avoidance-ebsa-resource-pack

06/01/2026

Happy Nollaig na mBan from Singwell
# breathe

05/01/2026

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A leading Wexford-based HSE psychologist says that while he is not sure that Australia’s social media ban will be effective, the health and safety of our children cannot be left in the hands of profit-making multinationals.

The country has made history, by becoming the first country in the western world to implement a social media ban for children under the age of 16.

Principal Psychologist Specialist with the HSE’s CAMHS ID service in the South East, Peadar Maxwell, believes that parents don’t need to live Australia to take control of their child’s life online.

“Some basic pointers include holding off on giving your child smart devices for as long as is practical and reasonable. Families have their own reasons to allow internet accessible devices to their children. The time to negotiate the necessary boundaries or rules regarding smart device use is before the child has one or begins to use one that has been gifted to them,” he says.

He points out that the biggest risk to children online isn’t always obvious, and sometimes parents find themselves out of the loop.

"The biggest risk to a child on social media is the unknown such as their parents not been aware of what their children are doing on their devices and who they are communicating with. Parents should show a keen curiosity about their child’s technology use. That includes who they follow, what videos they like on platforms such as Tik Tok or YouTube and who they might be messaging.

“We should never assume that a child under 16 knows how to manage their time online. Just as we protect our children in the home and when out and about in the physical world, we need to show the same caution in the virtual world.”

" I would remind people that we are talking about children and very young teens in this discussion, and their welfare cannot be left in the hands of faceless corporations who have a responsibility to their shareholders to make lots of money," he says.