Mental Health Ireland CEO asks everyone to treat mental health issues with dignity

We are being asked to treat people with mental health issues with dignity and respect.

Mental Health Ireland CEO asks everyone to treat mental health issues with dignity
Sat, 10 Oct, 2015 - 08:51

We are being asked to treat people with mental health issues with dignity and respect.

Today marks World Mental Health day and across the globe citizens are being reminded to offer support to those in need, but also to take care of ourselves.

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