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US BASED PSYCHOTHERAPIST PLEDGES TO OFFER SERVICES TO GUYANESE AFFECTED BY MENTAL HEALTH ISSUES

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A US Based Guyanese Psychotherapist calls for the private sector to pay more attention to local mental health issues. Shane Tull pledged to render his psychotherapy services to persons who may have been adversely affected by mental health issues. Here are the details from Antonio Dey

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