These services are being provided in the midst of staff recruitment difficulties.
There was an increase of up to 20% in the number of people reporting experience of mental health challenges since the beginning of the pandemic.
That's according to St. Patrick's Mental Health Services.
It provides community and outpatient care through in its Dean Clinics, day & in patient services, homecare and remote supports.
These services are being provided in the midst of staff recruitment difficulties.
Paul Gilligan is CEO of St. Patrick's Mental Health Services.
He joined Clem Ryan on Tuesday's edition of Kildare Today.
St. Patrick's Mental Health Services can be accessed on its Support and Information Line on 01 249 3333 and by email on info@stpatsmail.com
The service has also launched a four-week programme of wellbeing events called the 'Walk in My Shoes' campaign.
This week on #wimslive: a climate change and mental health #webinar, an Instagram takeover with @BlathnaidT, benefits of journaling wellbeing session, and a podcast around grief and growth with @HolohanZoe 👇
— Walk in My Shoes (@walkinmyshoes) September 27, 2021
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