Unveiling the Challenges of Men’s Mental Health
In Ireland, mental health issues continue to affect a significant portion of the population. Surprisingly, while more women are diagnosed
Susi Lodola
June 16, 2023
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Post Natal Depression often goes diagnosed. Speaking about the topic will help raise awareness and will help to normalise it and help to remove any stigma associated with it. Many new Mums or Dads may feel guilty about feeling low after a Baby is born and therefore do not speak up and seek help. Counselling is very effective in helping people overcome PND and the sooner it is addressed the better the outcome.
In Ireland, mental health issues continue to affect a significant portion of the population. Surprisingly, while more women are diagnosed
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