Synopsis
The importance of having mental health first aid trained people in our communities with a spotlight on a project involving trained barbers for black and Asian communities.
- Programme: Happy Man
- Episode: Mind Control
- Channel: BBC Three
- Broadcast year: 2017
- Psychology | Modern approaches to mental health | The promotion of mental wellbeing
Licence: ERA Licence required
UK only
Staff and students of licensed education establishments only
Cannot be adapted
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