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UBC Okanagan offers children free mental health services online

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UBC Okanagan’s Social Work Mental Health Clinic is offering virtual counselling and mental health services to support children and youth during COVID-19.The Okanagan university says that the services are free for all and that there is no time limit on services.

Coronavirus: UBC Okanagan school of nursing director reflects on 2020 Services are available to families with children between the ages of six and 19 who have mental health concerns such as anxiety, depression, suicidal and self-harming behaviours, attention-deficit hyperactivity disorder and psychosomatic difficulties.“Anyone in the Okanagan and beyond can take advantage of our services,” said Hilla Shlomi, UBC Okanagan’s clinic director.“This is a self-referral clinic, where.

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