‘Creative thinking’ needed around how we ‘deliver’ mental health services

News Corp columnist Angela Mollard says we need “creative thinking” around how we can deliver psychological and mental health services.

News Corp columnist Angela Mollard says we need “creative thinking” around how we can deliver psychological and mental health services. This comes after the federal government announced it will halve the number of subsidised psychology sessions.

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