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Dr Andrew Moore: Busting myths for World Mental Health Day
Posted in News on 10th October, 2016
As part of their Let's Talk About It campaign the North Devon Journal has published an article from Andy Moore to bust those myths about mental health.
Myth One: “They’re all the same…”
Myth Two: “It’s all in the mind, it’s not real…”
Myth Three: “It’s not my business…”
Myth Four: “Not much can be done…”
Myth Five: “People with mental illness are dangerous (and it’s getting worse)…”
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