Why there's no Shame in Asking a GP For a Mental Health Consultation
Drs Jane Cronin and Kate McCoy of Kilcullen Medical Centric Health in Co Kildare, explain In an article published in The Gloss Magasine:
If you are feeling anxious or overwhelmed, you are not alone. Most of us have experienced some impact on our mental health from the pandemic. The most common issues are worry about the future, stress or anxiety, ongoing fatigue and insomnia. While some degree of worry is normal, when anxiety becomes overwhelming, more serious mental health illness can result. Your GP can help. Read the full article at Positively @ The Gloss
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