28/03/2020Beyond Blue's lead clinical advisor Dr Grant Blashki says it’s important to stay calm and be very “proactive in looking after your mental health” during the coronavirus crisis.
Mr Blashki told Sky News the Beyond Blue’s website has a forum about coping with the crisis and managing mental health concern during this time. “We are getting more than 2000 people a day, it’s a safe space where people can share their stories and get advice,” he said. Anyone who may be feeling distressed can contact the following organisations for support.
REALLY HOW ABOUT WE GET SOME GENUINE RESEARCHERS TO PROVE WHAT KIND OF VIRUS THERE IS OR ISNT U HAVE country killed with not evidence given... another USA PSYOP via UN n Bill Gates
Absolutely and don’t be afraid or ashamed to ask for help or talk to someone, no matter what
My mental health is at breaking point after the AFL & AFLMembership haven’t given me a refund on a product/service they can no longer provide.
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