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Mind matters: 15 ways to boost your mental health

Ahead of World Mental Health Week, Ailin Quinlan finds out 15 ways to boost your wellbeing and longterm happiness.

Mind matters: 15 ways to boost your mental health

Fri, 05 Oct, 2018 - 01:00

Ahead of World Mental Health Week, Ailin Quinlan finds out 15 ways to boost your wellbeing and longterm happiness.

DEPRESSION affects about one in 10 people, and some 450,000 people in Ireland, according to the mental health support group, AWARE.

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