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B.C. government ramped up mental health services for front-line health-care workers, families

Two hundred psychologists in British Columbia are volunteering to provide free virtual counselling to front-line health workers as part of the province's efforts to ramp up mental health services for anyone who needs them. Mental Health and Addictions Minister Judy Darcy says people experiencing anxiety, loneliness and depression from the stress of losing a job or sickness need to reach out for help.

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