Mental Health & HIV

Submitted by John on Mon, 07/07/2008 - 1:15pm

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Start: 07/07/2008 12:00

One of the issues we at T_hCell are keen to raise and "run with" are the issues around Mental Health & HIV. In the coming months we will develop a micro site from the main http://www.tcell.org.uk website.

We feel this is an important issue that needs to be raised, discussed and highlighted as it is often not given the importance it is due.

In the Useful Documents Section you will find some Mental Health Papers and I have just uploaded a document called "Key Psychological Tips for Living Confidently With HIV" that you may find useful.

Mental Health has been worked on in the background for some time by us and we hope to develop a fuller understand and picture of how it affects our community moving forward. We are fortunate to have members of our team who have an academic interest with assistance from leading medic's in the field.

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