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DECLINING SUICIDE RATE STILL NOT SATISFACTORY

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A Psychologist / Suicidal Behavioral Specialist says Guyana has effective measures to deal with suicide, but the marginal decline in the country’s suicide rate does not give mental health workers the desired satisfaction….Ayana George reports….

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