10 May 11New LGBT Minds Research Project
LGBT Minds is a research project that aims to explore the experiences of lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender (LGBT) people in mainstream mental health services in
The study will collect data using an anonymous survey that can be accessed at www.lgbtminds.ie and then interviewing participants in order to learn more about their experiences and opinions of mental health services. The findings from this study will be used to make recommendations about how to best address the identified mental health service needs of LGBT people in
For further information please contact: Eddie McCann on 01 896 4161, by e-mail: eddie@lgbtminds.ie, or visit our website at www.lgbtminds.ie
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