Survey: Almost half of Irish people don't believe mental health can be talked about openly

Almost half of Irish people do not think mental health is something that can be discussed openly, according to new research from iReach.

Survey: Almost half of Irish people don't believe mental health can be talked about openly

Almost half of Irish people do not think mental health is something that can be discussed openly, according to new research from iReach.

The research, which has been published to coincide with World Suicide Prevention Day, also shows 83% think there is still a stigma around the issue.

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