More people crying out for help

GIVEN Ireland’s depressingly high rates of murder,

In contrast with the relatively low requirement for professional counselling in the early 80s, society is now witnessing a dramatic surge in demand for the Bereavement Counselling Service (BCS).

When this voluntary organisation was set up in Dublin 21 years ago, 50 people were counselled.

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