New Lochaber workshops for dealing with mental health and suicide prevention
The Highland Council age-standardised rate for mental illness and suicide is significantly higher than Scotland as a whole, for both men and women in 2016-2020.
The Highland Council age-standardised rate for mental illness and suicide is significantly higher than Scotland as a whole, for both men and women in 2016-2020.
A referral to Healthy Options may just be the way forward and the first step to becoming quite literally…..a better balanced individual.
Face to face sessions will run across the Western Isles as well as some online sessions for those unable to meet in person.
There are many ways we can help others who might be isolated.
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