Young Mental Health Conference to be held in Dublin

Today is World Mental Health Day and Mental Health Ireland is putting specific emphasis on highlighting problems among young people.

Young Mental Health Conference to be held in Dublin
Sat, 10 Oct, 2009 - 09:50

Today is World Mental Health Day and Mental Health Ireland is putting specific emphasis on highlighting problems among young people.

A recent study shows that three quarters of those who have mental health disorders in their mid-twenties had similar problems at 18 and half of them had problems at 15.

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