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Cash for 'recession depression'
The [strike]government[/strike]tax payer is to devote funds to assist people who develop mental health problems because of the recession.
An extra £13m has been allocated for therapy services in England to help identify those who might be suffering from depression due to the downturn.
Mental health charities have welcomed the move, but some have questioned whether the money will be enough.
The [strike]government[/strike]tax payer is to devote funds to assist people who develop mental health problems because of the recession.
An extra £13m has been allocated for therapy services in England to help identify those who might be suffering from depression due to the downturn.
Mental health charities have welcomed the move, but some have questioned whether the money will be enough.
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There won't be much change from that once they've sorted out Brown's mental health issues.0
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Start dishing out the Soma and we'll all glide effortlessly through this period of fiscal adjustment.0
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13m won't even pay for 6 sessions with a therapistWhen the bloody hell is nelly coming back?0
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