28 October 2014
The Hunter Institute of Mental Health, one of Australia’s leading mental health organisations, has resourced childcare centres with a guide to assist staff in detecting early signs of mental illness in children according to ABC News.
“The guide will help parse the difference between normal and activity that may raise concerns,” said KU Phillip Park Children’s Centre Director, Marina Bugden.
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