Doncaster therapy pilot sees 1,000 clients

2006-10-27T00:00:00+01:00

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A pilot scheme in Doncaster to improve access to talking therapies for people with mental health problems has seen 1,000 clients in its first three months. The scheme is one of two pilots designed to help people with mild to moderate depression to get back into work and off incapacity benefit.

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