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The global pandemic has catapulted mental health to the forefront of everyone’s attention. Lockdown, news coverage, rapidly changing and seemingly nonsensical rules, conspiracy theories and social media have divided people’s opinions, often to destructive ends. It is far too easy to be swept up in the hype and hysteria and mental health is suffering for it.

This month we are going to take a deep breath, and try to redress the balance, by looking at how we can better approach mental

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