Family Articles

John McCall, Director of Claims and Provider Relations talks about why we’re creating a network of health & wellbeing clinics in Ireland and what it means for our members. 

As days start getting shorter and shorter, and our routines fill up with school runs and activities, it can be hard to keep up healthy habits – especially with trick or treating and Halloween parties getting in the way. Try some of these delicious and healthy Halloween-inspired recipes with your Super Troopers for some spooky snacks they won’t be able to resist!

When it comes to our children’s online safety there are numerous things we can and should be doing. This detailed article and video by Forensic Psychologist Maureen Griffin explains more.

This month in homes all across Ireland, families are being invited to take part in the Super Troopers STay at Home series. Here at Super Troopers with Laya Healthcare, we are doing all that we can to ensure that you are keeping active and healthy while spending time at home with your families.

Right now we're in unchartered waters in the midst of the Covid-19(coronavirus) Read about how you can control screen time for your kids. 

Ireland's favourite FREE family festival, Laya Healthcare City Spectacular, came and conquered over two weekends in Dublin's Merrion Square and Cork's Fitzgerald Park this July. Showcasing the best in international street performance acts, a brand new ‘it’s good to live’ area packed with health, wellbeing & fun activities galore, this year’s festival was bigger and better than ever.

Technology in professional rugby is growing in importance and for the first time rugby fans have the chance to get an exclusive insight from Peter Tierney, the passionate Sports Scientist at Leinster Rugby.

Can you guess what the most common injury in professional rugby is? In this exclusive series offering a rare glimpse behind the scenes at Leinster Rugby, Garreth Farrell, Head Physio explains why hamstring and ankle sprains are the bête noire at elite level and tips to try and avoid.