Federal Government increases mental health spending

Rodney Woods
Updated July 4 2022 - 11:39pm, first published January 31 2022 - 11:00am
Recognition needed: The EPICentre owners and counsellors Darren and Jeanette Radley want to see counsellors included in the Medicare Benefits Scheme to help reduce waiting lists. Picture: Supplied.
Recognition needed: The EPICentre owners and counsellors Darren and Jeanette Radley want to see counsellors included in the Medicare Benefits Scheme to help reduce waiting lists. Picture: Supplied.

Mental health has been a major talking point since the COVID-19 pandemic began and with many people still isolated from loved ones, more and more individuals are seeking out support.

Rodney Woods

Rodney Woods

Reporter

I'm excited to have joined The Advocate team having grown up reading the publication. I have experience in agricultural, general and sport reporting during my time in northern Victoria. If you have a story idea, contact me at: rodney.woods@austcommunitymedia.com.au

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