Mental health service experiences surge in demand

A national mental health service has experienced a significant jump in demand, including from adolescents.

Mental health service experiences surge in demand
Mon, 17 Jun, 2013 - 01:00
Cormac O’Keeffe

The 2012 annual report of St Patrick’s Mental Health Services recorded its biggest increase in the numbers presenting to their local, community-based service.

The independent organisation runs seven Dean clinics nationwide: five in Dublin and one each in Cork and Galway.

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CourtsPlace: DublinPlace: CorkPlace: GalwayPerson: Jonathan SwiftPerson: DeanPerson: ProfessorPerson: Jim LuceyOrganisation: St Patrick’s Mental Health ServicesOrganisation: St Patrick’s CathedralOrganisation: St Patrick’s
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