Survey shows stigmas around mental health still prevalent

Some 65% of people say being treated for a mental health problem is viewed by Irish society as a sign of failure, according to a new survey.

Survey shows stigmas around mental health still prevalent

Some 65% of people say being treated for a mental health problem is viewed by Irish society as a sign of failure, according to a new survey.

The survey, carried out by St. Patrick’s Mental Health Services and published today to coincide with World Suicide Prevention Day indicates that stigmas associated with mental health issues are still prevalent.

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