Meg Ryan

Assistant Professor in Psychology

Trinity College Dublin

Ireland

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Meg Ryan is an Assistant Professor in Psychology at Trinity College Dublin, Ireland. Her research focuses on the impact of humanitarian efforts on mental health, including crisis pregnancy counseling, creative art therapy for refugee adolescents, and supervisory needs within humanitarian contexts. Recent articles include explorations of the implementation of supportive supervision in acute emergencies and the effects of liberalized abortion law in Ireland.

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Éadaoin Máire Butler

South East Technological University

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Ann Nolan

Trinity College Dublin

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Pengpeng Cai

Trinity College Dublin

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Articles (9)

What is the Role of Crisis Pregnancy Counselling in Ireland Post‐Liberalisation of Abortion Law?

Addressing the unique supervisory needs of humanitarian volunteers: Insights from piloting the ‘Integrated Model for Supervision’ in Bangladesh

Implementing the ‘Integrated Model for Supervision’ for mental health and psychosocial support programming within humanitarian emergencies: A mixed-methods evaluation across six humanitarian contexts

The use of creative art therapy to address the mental health of refugee adolescents: a systematic review

How to optimise creative art therapy to foster the mental health of refugee adolescents? A Delphi study protocol

Implementing supportive supervision in acute humanitarian emergencies: Lessons learned from Afghanistan and Ukraine

The acceptability, appropriateness, and feasibility of implementing supportive supervision within humanitarian contexts: A qualitative study

Gender considerations for supportive supervision in humanitarian contexts: A qualitative study

Lifting the cloak of secrecy: Experiences of providing crisis pregnancy counselling in a changing legislative context in Ireland

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Éadaoin Máire Butler

Ann Nolan

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