Patrick Mullery News Today

A new eight-point strategy to reduce the number of suicides in the Highlands has been launched in Inverness.

In October 2017, just 10 weeks after becoming a father for the third time, James Mullery took his own life.

A Highland support service for people affected by suicide is preparing to expand its reach as it marks its fifth anniversary.

A former mental health worker is calling for action to tackle the consistently higher than average suicide rate in the Highlands.

The season means a lot of things to different people – but common themes emerge.

An Inverness mental health charity is more than £1000 better off thanks to a Highland branch of a major supermarket.

The psychological impact of the latest coronavirus crisis setback has prompted an appeal to anyone struggling with their mental health to reach out.

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