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I deca u KANDŽAMA TEŠKIH POROKA: Zbog kocke beže iz škole, kradu i postaju agresivni
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As bereavement cases mount, psychologists run out of words

They are busier than ever, with more and more people reaching out to them to fight anxiety, depression

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The pandemic takes a toll on mental health as people are grappling with heightened stress, grief and terror

As a deadly second wave of Covid devastates India, people are grappling not just with the disease and its brutal after effects on the body, but with stress and anxiety, grief and terror in dealing with a pandemic, whose magnitude is overwhelming.

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El Colegio de Psicólogos de Córdoba cortó relación con Sancor Salud

El Colegio de Psicólogos de Córdoba cortó relación con Sancor Salud
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Mental health need increases amid long waitlists for professional help, sharp rise in emergency presentations

Mental health need increases amid long waitlists for professional help, sharp rise in emergency presentations Posted 4 updated 4 MarMarch 2021 at 11:27pm Psychiatrists want the government to increase the mental health workforce by 30 per cent in the next five years to cope with demand. ( Print text only Cancel Psychiatrists are urging the Queensland government to fund more mental health positions as they grapple with having just two-thirds of required staff amid a mental health crisis that has seen a 90 per cent increase in emergency department presentations. Key points: A Queensland psychiatrist says more professionals are needed to cope with the mental health crisis gripping the community

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