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Richard Hogan

Richard Hogan is clinical director of therapyinstitute.ie, a school teacher, systemic family psychotherapist, and father of three. If you have a question, contact info@richardhogan.ie. His book, Parenting the Screenager, is out now

Richard Hogan: Navigating the minefield of family dynamics
Richard Hogan: Send your kids to work to make the most of summer
"...when I look back now almost 30 years later, what I really recall is those summer jobs I worked, the people I met, and the friends I made."

Thu, 11 May, 2023

Richard Hogan: My Badjao tribe visits have taught me the importance of connection
Richard Hogan: 'My son's not putting in the work with his Leaving Cert'
We don’t know what to do - he won’t get points for medicine and I know that will devastate him. Can you please give us some advice?

Wed, 03 May, 2023

Richard Hogan: Helping children to spot online dangers — like catfishing and grooming
Richard Hogan: Helping children to spot online dangers — like catfishing and grooming
In the Republic, nearly a year ago, Garda Damien McCarthy at the Garda Representative Association (GRA) annual conference, warned that children are being exploited online every day because of a serious backlog in cyber-crime investigations.

Wed, 26 Apr, 2023

Richard Hogan: Home schooling isn't the answer for anxious children
Richard Hogan: Home schooling isn't the answer for anxious children
"Children crave difference and diversity. It is how they learn. The different perspectives that an Irish classroom offers children is so vitally important for their healthy maturation."

Thu, 13 Apr, 2023

Richard Hogan: Young women like Georgina Wilkinson are an inspiration on International Women's Day 
Richard Hogan: Young women like Georgina Wilkinson are an inspiration on International Women's Day 
"Sitting with Georgie is an incredible experience. Her energy and zest for life is infectious. She is the kind of girl who inspires people."

Wed, 08 Mar, 2023

Richard Hogan: Masculinity is not what Andrew Tate says it is
Richard Hogan: Masculinity is not what Andrew Tate says it is
To be a ‘high-valued man’, as Tate calls it, you have to have fast cars and be physically aggressive. In my experience, that is the stuff of really insecure men 

Wed, 15 Feb, 2023

Richard Hogan: Beware the pitfalls of the Christmas party
Richard Hogan: The Government must show leadership on immigration
The Government cannot be on the sidelines watching this unfold, they must act now to stop the spread of discontent and poison

Wed, 08 Feb, 2023

Teenage Girl in A Counseling Session
Ask Richard Hogan: My daughter told me she worries she 'won't be able to be an adult'
Stop tidying her room. Leave it get messy to point where she has to tidy it herself. She isn’t tidy because she has never had to be. 

Wed, 25 Jan, 2023

Richard Hogan: Rearing children is a consuming activity, but what will be left when they leave?
Richard Hogan: Rearing children is a consuming activity, but what will be left when they leave?
The busyness of life, responsibilities, chores and regular banal routine is famous for killing desire

Wed, 18 Jan, 2023

After 70 years, a light in Cork retail goes out as John O'Flynn & Sons butchers closes
After 70 years, a light in Cork retail goes out as John O'Flynn & Sons butchers closes
Every time a business like John O'Flynn & Sons butchers closes, we are moving closer to an utterly detached shopping experience devoid of any human contact. That is not progress

Wed, 11 Jan, 2023

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