‘Seeing a psychologist is an act of revealing parts of ourselves in a safe and supportive environment. When we face our own belief systems and ways of thinking, we can gain the skills to ensure that going forward, life can be lived with much less suffering. If this is the meaning of mental health, we can all support one another to embrace it.’
Clinical Psychologist, Lynn Jenkins
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