Webinar: Accessing Mental Health Services – 10th May, 7pm UK time.

May 5, 2021

WEBINAR: Accessing Mental Health Services

Interconnected UK (Icon UK) is pleased to invite you to a webinar to learn more about mental health services in the public, private and third sectors in the UK. Some people with variations in sex characteristics have had good experiences with mental health care. Others have felt being ‘bounced’ between generic and specialist services, which feel like a labyrinth to navigate without a map. This is an opportunity to learn more from generic and specialist psychological care providers, ask questions, and share information with each other.

For more information as well as how to register, download the information sheet.

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