Denis Bradley: I’m traumatised by misuse of the word trauma
Trauma is an experience that is well beyond the parameters of normal human emotions
Denis Bradley: Keir Starmer’s ability is not in doubt – but what does he really think about Ireland?
Having been impressed with the Labour leader as a lawyer working with the Policing Board, I was surprised to learn he had entered politics
Denis Bradley: With migration problems, we are reaping what we sow
We are only beginning to get a taste of what climate change is going to bring to the world
Denis Bradley: Undue deference to modern media is unhealthy
I squirm every time I hear a guest thanking the presenter for having them on their programme
‘We are living in a society that is driving people mad’
Ivor Browne, Ireland’s best-known psychiatrist, took mental health out from behind high, dreary walls and into the mainstream of Irish life
After the Dublin riots, knowledge and truth is the antidote to ignorance and hate – Denis Bradley
REAL knowledge and true understanding are probably the best antidote to prejudice and hatred.
Denis Bradley: The blasphemy that is happening in the Holy Land
Denis Bradley: I broke down in tears a few nights ago watching the news.
Denis Bradley: Ireland too small for two national football teams
The numbers one, 55 and 74 tell a lot about two of our popular ball sports.
Denis Bradley: Building a pathway to properly treat addiction
Two of my friends are presently in palliative care with cancer.
Denis Bradley: North's politics is a case study of resistance to change
Why do people fight change? Why do they stand in the way against something that, in their heart of hearts, they know is inevitably going to happen? I have never fully understood that aspect of human behaviour.
Denis Bradley: Sinn Féin still drifts back to bad old habits
Sinn Féin can claim moments of great courage, foresight and policy change in its journey to the premier position in national politics.
Denis Bradley: It's time to get personal on the future of this island
There is a technique in psychology that when a person or group of people are stuck, incapable of talking about their innermost feelings, the therapist must get personal and talk about some of his or her own issues.
Denis Bradley: We have a lot to learn about using buildings as therapy
The beauty of the Maggie’s is available to anyone in need of it, but we have a way to go in creating therapeutic beauty in the spaces where we live, even in Derry and more especially in Manchester