This research examines mental health and help-seeking among neurodivergent young people. Northern Ireland data reveal substantially higher rates of anxiety, depression, suicidal thoughts and self-harm, alongside greater online help-seeking. The research evaluates digital mental health support and works directly with young people to develop more accessible, neurodiversity-informed services and guidance.

Borderline personality disorder is often misunderstood due to complex diagnostic criteria and overlapping mental health conditions. Despite being considered lifelong and untreatable in some contexts, many patients experience remission. This research examines how current diagnostic models fail and proposes a trauma-focused framework to better understand and conceptualize personality disorders.